The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1917-01-26
LOCAL NEWS
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tinting. Phone $500. adv. 40ti
Luther Tufts, of Firth, was in tow
Wednesday on business.
Ole Anderson, from east Firth, wa
a Blackfoot visitor Tuesday.
DR.. E. G. Bernhisel, dentist, Stand
rod Bank building, Blackfoot.
Adv. 1873
l.. Ivan Jensen, of Shelley, wa
down on business Wednesday.
The Copper-Clad does lead then
all; rust-proof copper inner wall
Berryman's Hardware.
Mrs. Armstrong and son, Lell
made short visit in Blackfoot thi
week.
A. F. Willecke, of Taber, was {
guest at the Commercial hotel thi!
week.
Walter Roberts made Sunda!
trip down to Pocatello on business
errand.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ford Hassing expec
to make few days visit in Ogder
next week.
If you want to buy or sell a goot
horse come to the Red Barn. Mont
gomery Bros. adv. ~ If
George w. Worthen, of Rexburg
was down this week, stopping at the
Commercial hotel.
T. s. and r. j. Barker, of Roberts
were Blackfoot visitors this week, al
the Commercial hotel.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Crandall were
entertained at dinner by Rev. and
Mrs. S. J. CLANCY, Sunday.
Mr.. Lowrey, of the high school
was kept from school several days
this week with an attack of tonsilitis
j. r. Moss and T. w. Monroe, OF
Pocatello, were thru Blackfoot on
their way to Mackay early last week
A. ]. Mackie, of Arco, ]. D. Carr
of Mackay, and J. D. Little, of Howe
were business visitors in Blackfoot
last week.
Ernest and Arthur Evans, from
Dover, Oregon, were here recently to
get in their applications on some of
the government land.
D. M. Shields, of Rexburg, was the
guest of H. F. Hoffman, Wednesday.
Mr.. Shields recently purchased a
ranch of Mr.. Hoffman at Rexburg.
w. F. Pratt and A. Steuri were
up from Preston on land business
recently, and went on down to Ster-
ling to visit their friend Frank Park
inson.
Charles e. Harris, who was operat-
ed on at Montpelier month ago for
hemorrhoids, is reported much bet
ter and almost well enough to get
around.
Mark Jackson, Jr., of Rich, was
in Tuesday on business trip, and
also to summon DR.. Beck for his
father, who is very i'll with leakage
of the heart.
Jack Hartong, the paving man for
Warner Bros, dropped in Wednes-
day from up north to have an eye
on the projected pavement to be laid
this summer on Shilling avenue.
James King and P. A. Pearson, OF
Moore, were over at Boise recently
to boost for Butte county, and took
In the wool growers convention at
Salt Lake City before returning.
Mrs. H. G. Sundquist was operated
on at the Blackfoot hospital Monday,
for appendicitis. The operation
promised to be successful, and Mr..
Sundquist returned to Firth Wednes-
day.
w. ]. Haycock, of Sterling, return
ed from Salt Lake City last week.
Mrs. Haycock was operated on at
Zion hospital about Christmas time,
and he left her in an improving con-
1ition. .
]. s. Harper came down from OAR
ington, Saturday. on business. Mr..
Harper was formerly a resident OF
Blackfoot. He said the weather has
been much warmer at Darlington
han he found it here.
C. F. Rogers came out from Ak
'on, Ohio, the last of the week on
of the death of his father,
,. G. Rodgers, the postmaster at
Firth, who was buried Monday. Mr..
rodgers has been connected with the
Goodyear Tire company at Akron.
The S. o. KS held their quarterly
business meeting at the home OF
leroy Jones, Wednesday last, for the
purpose of electing officers, whose
lanes are Bryan Webb, president;
ralph Koontz, secretary-treasurer;
Carl Corey, chairman; Leroy Jones,
ergeant.
Road Overseer L. J. Porter is re-
airing a span in the Porterville
ridge. 1t is the only span left of
he original bridge that was Install
d there, and one by one they have
.iven out and new ones have been
ut in.
There will be no services at st.
'aul's Episcopal church, Sunday
ext. Mr.. Dickinson, rector at Poca-
clio having had the misfortune to
ose his sister thru death, Rev. Mr..
seorge has been called to fill the
ulpit at Pocatello sthis week.
Editor Byrd Trego is recovering |
lis strength after an operation for
emorrhoids last week. He was able
O get out doors Tuesday and will
DON be at his desk again. DR.. Hoov-
r performed the operation, assisted
y DR.. Patrie.
The X. p big brothers" are still
ooking to the needs of the unfor-
innate One family notified the COM
nittee last week that they needed |
We blankets to keep warm. Investi-
alton showed it to be worthy case
nd Alexander company furnished
he blankets at a very reasonable
rice.
w. W. Adamson, l.. E. Dillingham;
nd Mr.. Allen, of Challis and Mac
ay, returned Monday from the cat