The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1917-03-16
STERLING

catello,. where he Is employed in the
railroad yards as switchman, last
week visiting his family. Mr.. Gra-
watt will rent the John w. Herbert
home place this season. ,y orl't
Mr.. and Mrs. Don Geyer visited
relatives in the Grove City the past
week. -.| ~ AZ y, ala
George Alfred made business
trip to Blackfoot, Friday.
Mrs. Will Blair visited her sister,
Mrs. Julius Larson, at Aberdeen,
Friday and Saturday. -...,..
A character ball will be given at
the auditorium on March II. A good
time is assured, Aberdeen music be-
ing employed and grand prize of
IS will be given for the best sus-
tanned character. s,,.
Joe Maxwell and Arnold Nugent
returned from Butte recently after
an absence of several months. They
all come back.
Harry Hamilton, one Of our most
substantial cattle men, was in Ster-
ling, Tuesday. He reports cattle do
ing we'll despite the hard winter.
Theodore Herbert, Frank Hiatt,
Alive Nugent, Joe Maxwell and Don
Geyer took in the dance at Spring
field, Monday night, going via the
auto route.
The writer has the spring fever
and will visit some of his tissue
paper" relatives in Colorado and
other outside points i nthe near flu
ture.
Miss Veda Satterfield is visiting
Mrs, Hiatt for few days.
w. w. Hays returned from bust
ness trip to Zion on the Monday
train.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mcknight were visit
ing friends in Sterling, Sunday.
A meeting was held at the l.. D.
s. church Friday night for the pur-
pose of organizing a choir. A lunch
was served, an interesting program
rendered and games and dancing in
dulged in until an early hour. Every
one present reports an enjoyable
time. The choir personnel will be
given later. -. -" t.9as
The Sterling Townsite company
held a directorate meeting Friday,
at which business of much import
ance was transacted. t-..
E. E. Downing returned from a
Blaekfoot business trip on the Mon
day train. 81. ..s'.. ... ~
Clarence Quantrell was also a
business visitor to Blackfoot the past
week. -a. ~. .- 49,. ~,
Charles Shaw returned from trip
to Price, Utah, and other outside
points on the Monday train.
Jerry Colburn came in from Aber-
deem several times the past week,
via the auto route.
l.. d. Bronson and son, Ronald,
returned from Rexburg, where they
had been on a visit to Mrs. BrOn-
son, on Monday Mrs. Bronson has
been in Rexburg since December
with their daughter, Viola, who has
been afflicted with pneuomnia. We
are glad to report she Is much i'm
proved in health at the present writ
ing.
A. B. Stephens, Roy DeKay and
George Howell are visiting with Dick
and Bodie Watson at the Watson
ranch. Avn g. '9 my
Teichert brothers delivered the
last of their hogs to Swiegart broth
ers the past week, but the boys are
buying more, their last venture be-
ing very successful.
The Golden Rule Mercantile COM
pany is putting up what we hope
will be the last crop office.
Jeff. Downing, building contractor
of Blackfoot, is visiting the Taylor
family. g.
N. Forman, of Heber, has been
here for several days the guest
of A. D. and Mrs. Nelson. Mr.. For
man returned home Saturday to re-
move his family here, having decid-
ed to make this his future home.
l. N. and Mrs. Meyer, David and
Mrs. Wiltamuth were among the
many visitors from Grandview the
past week.
Quite a large crowd of young peo-
pie went in sleighs Sunday night to
the "Big Injun" dance on the reser-
walton. This entertaining event, and
effort, is being held near. "Big jim
mics" place, and represents one OF
the finishing touches of the woolly
west.
Plenty of coal at last.
Mrs. Lee Taylor went in on the
Saturday train to visit relatives in
the Grove City.
J. H. and James Chamberlin are
in Utah removing their families to
this section. The gentlemen have
rented the Charles Thompson and
Guy Pyle places. .4' ~
r. J. and Mrs. Jones, Will Alfred
and Mr.. and Mrs. Will Jones went
to Pocatelfo by sleigh over the reser-
walton Sunday. sI... ~.
Mrs. Ancil Rupe, Miss Hattie
Pruitt and Mrs. M. B. Butler went
to Blackfoot, Friday. .,..., -..........,
Hon. l.. J. Rich is suffering from
a severe attack of sciatica rheuma-
tlsm.
DR.. Mote reports big baby girl
born to Mr.. and Mrs. o. Kelley at
Yuma.
A, s. Fulmer, of Groveland, and
tE, B. Mitchell, Of Riverside, are
working in the Lords vineyard In
this section as l.. D. s. missionaries
M. B. Butler metswith very pain
full accident Saturday, while working
at a packing case, he unfortunately
fell on a nail which penetrated to
| the pone of his forearm, besides
badly spraining his shoulder.
R. Prang. of Heaton, N. D., q
/ hro+bor NJ Gus Prang arrived with