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

Corn at the Blackfoot Grain
Produce company, phone 204.
adv. 33tl
G. L. Braley went out to Mackay
Monday on official business.
F. Gardner, of Rigby, spent Tues.
day in Blackfoot on land business.
James H. Farrell, of Arco, stopped
at the Commercial hotel, Tuesday.
F. S. Caldwell and Mr.. Stevenson
were in from Pingree over Sunday
Leslie Smart, sheep man of Lo-
gan, went out to Aberdeen, Monday
j. F. Corbett, of Bancroft, was a
land office visitor the first of the
week.
P. w. Powers went to Salt Lake
City, Wednesday, for a few days on
business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dustin Wakefield
will make their home at Rexburg for
the present.
H. A. Gardner and his daughter,
Gertrude, were Blackfoot visitors
from Firth. Tuesday.
Miss Betty Ezell spent Friday and
Saturday in Boise, visiting her sister,
Mrs. r. M. McCracken.
NJ. Wenger, of Aberdeen, returned
this week from Los Angeles, where
he spent the worst part of the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Twombs, from
Sharks. Nevada, visited this week
with Mr.. and Mrs. c. w. Bergman.
Mrs. J. j. Farrer, of Shelley, visit
ed her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. D. w.
Mcmillan, for a few days this week
N. E. Montgomery will conduct
one of his big auction sales Monday,
March 10, at the Red Barn, dairy
cows and calves. Note ad in this
issue.
The national farm loan association
will have local branch if the in
terested men turn out for the meet
ing at the Court House, Monday aft
ernoon, as advertised by w. c. Sol
lenberger in this issue.
Hans Peterson, the store keeper
of Riverside and Rockford, offers
suggestions to reduce the high cost
of living, in this issue.
Mrs. Clarence Duffin and Mrs. Earl
Duffin came up from Salt Lake City
this week to make their home at
Springfield, where the Duffin
brothers have leased large holdings
for the season.
Ernest Evans, John Hartman and
K. A. Thayer, of Soda Springs, were
in Blackfoot, Tuesday and Wednes-
day on land business.
J. B. Trist, proprietor of the Trist
auto company of Pocatello, came up
to Blackfoot, Wednesday, on bust
ness.
]. D. Murphy and family returned
this week from California, where
they spent most of the winter
months.
H. w. Vanderwood is now book
keeper at the Kinney & company
store and his place with Brown-Hart
is filled by Wilbur Craig.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Blaney, of
Salt Lake City, were in Blackfoot
the first of the week on business.
Mr.. Blaney is an extensive owner of
sheep in Wyoming, Idaho and Mon
tana. He said his stock had the
hardest winter fight at Granger.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jewell Horton, of
Keever, left Blackfoot, Tuesday, to
go to their farm in Bannock valley,
and make their home during the
crop season.
w. A. Lee went to American Falls
on legal business Tuesday. He is
much improved in health, but will
return to the hospital in Salt Lake
City soon for one more operation.
P. c. Miller of the Albert Miller
& company of Chicago, firm that
has heavily invested in spuds here
and up the line this season, spent
in Blackfoot comforting with
MS firms local agents, the Bond
brothers.
Carl Nelson was down from Firth
his week, his first trip out since the
family was quarantined month ago
for small pox. Mrs. Nelson and the
took down with the disease,
)ut are now recovered.
F. E. Hovey, vice president of the
Stock Yards National Bank, of South
Omaha, stopped off at Blackfoot,
Wednesday to visit with his friend,
). L. Reece, for the day.
Mrs. Emma MULTIPLICATION and
Ter daughter. Agnes, made a short
rip to Butte, Montana, last week to
visit with friends.
G.. H. Smith, agricultural superin-
endent of the Utah-ldaho Sugar
actory, spent part of his time at
Shelley this week in connection with
he sugar interests there.
Fred Gregerson came the latter
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Rodgers re-
urned this week from their long
,uting in Florida, and before going
ZONE to Challis are here for few
ays, at the Commercial hotel.
Yes, we have big line OF glass
vare. Racket store. adv.
Mrs. J. S. Bowker, of Groveland,
nd her mother, Mrs. Eliza E. Will
on, went up to Rexburg last Thurs
ay to see Mrs. Bowker's daughters,
Who are attending the academy
here. I
Get the habit. Come in and look
round. Racket store. adv.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Twltchell'
rom Presto, were down last Friday.
Ir. Twitchell came to attend to get
ing up his cattle from the Aber-
cen section where they have been
eeding.
In freshening up your home this
oring doesn't any of your rooms call
)r new dainty picture or any dark
orner need a new note OF color? H
Ie think we have just the one you
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