The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1917-05-04

| Walter Hagen is going on crutches
this week as result OF having
harrow tooth accidently. thrust thru
his foot last week.
Mrs Howard Henderson has been
confined to bed all week with pain
fully injured foot, which was cut
while spading a garden.
DR.. C. A. Hoover has been laid
up for about a week with an alllng
left leg, which was once broken ana
sometimes bothers now.
Louie Hansen and Henry Polack
came down from Mackay, Tuesday,
on their way to enlist in the U. 5.
navy at Salt Lake City.
Rev. ]. B. Wakem and family re-
moved from Arco" to Hagerman to
make their home this week, passing
thru Blackfoot, Tuesday.
Ben Holman and family left their
ranch near Mackay this week and
moved to their former home IN
Pleasant Grove, Utah. They spent
two years leasing in Idaho.
Stewart and Phyllis Hoover arriv-
ed in Blackfoot, Monday evening,
safe and sound, and have been re-
newing their old acquaintance.
Mrs. I, M. Tanner and Mrs. L. E.
Orchard went to Grace, Idaho, Tues
day. to attend the funeral OF George
Tanner, Whose death occurred there
last week.
Mrs. C. L. Hart, of Twin Falls,
and her daughter Mary Virginia,
came to Blackfoot, Tuesday for a
long visit with Miss Agnes Hart, the
elder daughter.
A, J, and L. E. Schwager, of Rex
: burg, were guests the first OF the
week at the Charles Kirchner home
east of Blackfoot, the Morningslde
Poultry ranch.
Miss Ella McNaughton, commercial
teacher at the high school, was call
ed home to Milwaukee, Wisconsin,
Tuesday on account of the death
of her mother.
Mrs. Garvey and Miss Ingersol,
, and Mr.. and Mrs. Drew Standrod
: motored to Blackfoot, Sunday, from
Pocatello, They visited with friends,
and on the return took Miss Cert
rude Kinney along for return visit
, Do you think we need county
Agricultural agent in this county?
Whether you do or not. read, "A
< Horrible Example" on page four,
g and then consider what the duty
y of a newspaper is when it finds such
cases.
t Some of the busiest thinkers of the
!, day are Just clowns. They have tc
Q get up something new right along
Nothing is funny when the newness
wears off. Cole Bros show has
some cracker-jacks. Notice the &C
D in today's Republican.
T. E. Callum accompanied his
sister-in-law, Mrs. P. M. Callum
r from Mackay to Pocatello on her wa!
e to Council, Idaho. T. E. expects II
n return and put his affairs in snap
to enlist for army service or be draft
ed by the end of the month.
q Wallace B. Wright, who recent!
r bought the J. V. Birmingham rancl
! near Blackfoot, between the rivers
moved his family here from Cach
v VALLEY, Utah, this week, and they ar
l. settling down in their new home
# ready for the summers work.
u H, c. Evans returned from Sal
Lake City, Tuesday, and went on t
-, his home at Lemhi. His father-in
- law. John Rodgers, he said, is i'm
40 proving rapidly after his operation
A and Mrs. Evans is much better.
Mr., and Mrs. T. M. Johnson return
ed this week from Colorado Springs
Is to take up residence in Biacktoc
le again. Mr.. Johnson will go into tn
Re Standrod bank as bookkeeper.
= Mrs Henry Giles entertained Nor
day afternoon at kensington an
n, cards in honor of Mrs. Allgood, WIN
Id is leaving Blackfoot for Salt Lax
is CITY Refreshments were served.
w. F. Taylor, OF GTouSe, was ~"
for short visit the first OF the Weel
or He assisted his son-in-law, Joe keel
o. who has sold out his ranch here, I
"a move up to Grouse. Joe has pu'
or chased some of Mr.. Taylor's holt
1ngs.
T. H. Merrill returned from Loga
q, the first of this week to his hon
- in Groveland. He left Mrs. Merrl
A. ~. favorably convalescing after her OF
- Grafton at the Utah-ldaho hosplt'
and his son back in school after a
;, operation for appendicitis.
ed Mrs. L. A. Sattertield and childre
IT. moved to Fort Hall, Wednesda
it. where Mr.. Satterfield has secured
sr. large lease holding. Mrs. Satte
field was accompanied by her slste
III Miss Myra Rice.
to J, M Turner and J. F. Hamilto
[r. two enterprising young farmers fro
m Murray, Utah, have rented the
J. Woodland farm and have take
nossession of the same. The bo
to expect to look around this year al
op will buy a farm of their own wh'
ng thew find one to their liking.