The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1917-04-30

LOCAL NEWS

The best OF feed, corn, at Bona
Bros. adv. 23-tI
Try our "Blackfoot Rolls" at the
Smith bakery. adv. 40tf
Bingham Collection Agency col
lects honest debts. adv. 4Otf
Baled hay and grain at Heese's
feed yard. adv. 24tr.
Order your Deering repairs and
supplies at Hendricks. adv. 36-tt
Corn at the Blackfoot Grain &
adv. 3Stf
J. H. Weaver, of Rich, came in
Friday for trip to Pocatello.
Ernest Bird, of Howe, Idaho, spent
few days in Blackfoot last week.
DR.. CT V. Williams, veterinarian.
Office Gibbs Livery. Telephone 10
land LAT. adv. 34tf
H. S. Pew, of Springfield, was a
tuesday, visitor last week at the Com
mercial hotel.
If you want to buy or sell a good
horse come to the Red Barn. Mont
gomerv Bros. adv. 34tf
Mrs. A. M. Stewart made a trip to
Pocatello to spend the weekend with
her son, Earl.
L Messlin spent Saturday and Sun
day with Mr.. and Mrs. E. F. Jack
son at Aberdeen.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. L. Davis were in
from Tradition for a day or two the
middle of last week.
H. F Hoffman went down to Salt
Lake City towards the end of last
week on business errands.
Miss Jessie Lloyd returned last
week from San Francisco. She spent
most of the winter in California.
The Hendrie Implement company
last week placed a No. Is Happy
Farmer tractor with G. W. Gates OF
Arco.
A, Paulsen returned to his home
in Salt Lake City, Friday after a
short visit with his relatives at
Springfield.
Mrs, A. e. Riley and children re-
turned Saturday to their home at
Aberdeen after visit to her nome
in Pocatello.
Mrs. Mary Perkins returned FIJI
day on her way to Salt Lake City
from visit with relatives on the
Little Lost river
John Rodgers was operated on al
a.Salt Lake. hospital last week. MRS
RODGERS and his daughter, MIS-
Evans are With him. -.s
r, J, Wood, city engineer of Arco
was q Blackfoot visitor Friday, ne
has been finishing up the WORK or
fine water system for Arco.
H L Finch, who is handling somt
bands of sheep on the desert wes'
of Blackfoot, came in Friday to make
a short trip Down to Soda springs
Mrs Hattie Harger came in from
Moore, Friday, on her way 10 we
hraska making preliminary arrange
5 ments for the home and the summer
!. work,
L. G. Retallick, of Salt Lake City
), recently bought 40 acres OF lans
; from Joseph Keele, at. GroVeiana
} and is moving up with his famh!
D and household goods.
w s Martin and family, of ldah'
d Falls. came down Saturday to g
tn Aberdeen Mr.. Martin will be EN-
nloyed by Mr.. Roos handling sheel
, Wagons flor the summer. r..
Mrs William Blatzoeder and son
WiIIiHm. from Joseph, Oregon, an
:, .now mt Pocatello, visited, in BACK
= foot the latter part of last week. IN
y y vestiyafing conditions here.
Charles E. Harris, of the local Ian.
= office. not being very well, was az
visea by his physician last week .
stay MT home and rest up TOT 1e'
- days so he spent the last nall o
: the week storing energy. He Is Dac
:: at HIS desk this week.
: George Archibald, Carey Act IN
specter, spent a day or SO in BlacF
!. foot last week. He is looking u
g the records of some Carey ian
around Idaho Falls.
A party composed Of the Misse
Whilden Kinney, and Agnes Har
1 and Merrill Boyle, Port Arthur an
II Lowell Holbrook attended the 81
I. liken club dance at Pocatello, Frida
2; evening. ,..4
Miss Whilden-Kinney came IN froi
her school at Sterling to be with ne
sister. Gertrude, and their siste
I. Mrs, Dustin Wakefield, also droppe
- in for a few days, which maze
!. little reunion.
i G. w. Kennicott. of the Therm'
4 Heating company of Salt Lake, wa
- in Blackfoot, Tuesday. finishing U
J, some business relative to the neatin
J, nlants in the Eccles hotel and u
:, n new Republican building.
Plant Grimm alfalfa, the hardie'
alfalfa known. Guaranteed GRIM
aifalfa seed for sale. Certified
go Grimm nv the superintendent