The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1917-03-02

LOCAL NEWS

o. M. Nielsen, of Mackay, was
stranded in Blackfoot last week with
the rest.
Thomas Heindl was down from
Idaho Falls on business the first Of
the week.
Mrs. w. F. Knowlden went down
to Ogden, Saturday, to spend the
weekend.
Perry Mallory stopped for a few
days In Blackfoot last week On his
way to Mackay.
R, N. Lovin, of Pocatello, spent
two days in Blackfoot on business
last week, returning Friday.
Mrs. George Tanner, who has been
visiting relatives here, returned Sat
urday to her home in Grace.
Ben ]. Richie and his son, Ben T.,
from Idaho Falls, were down on land
business the last of the week.
G.. e. Callum spent several days in
Blackfoot last week waiting for the
Mackay train to take him home.
E. r. Stevens, who lives near Chal-
lis, came to Blackfoot last week to
try to get up into his home territory.
Mrs. Stull Wright came down from
Shelley, Saturday, for a visit with
her mother-in-law, Mrs. Cassie
Wright.
Mrs. John r. Rogers went up to
the Challis country last week to be
with her daughter, who has been SER
iously i'll.
II. c. Wieland, of Groveland,
made short trip to Rexburg with
his family last week to visit with
his parents.
Miss Ethel Smith and Miss Edith
Malone, teachers at the grade
schools, took short outing to Poca-
tello, Saturday.
Mrs. A. L. Stephens left Saturday
for her home in Oakland. California,
after making an extended visit with
her relatives here and at Firth.
o. B. Froman came to Blackfoot
last week on his way to his brother,
M. Froman, who has ranch near
Challis, and he is taking his small
son to live with the brother for a
while.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nels Bunderson, who
have been visiting the Lew Killian
family at Groveland, returned en-
route from home Friday. They live
in St. Charles.
w. E. Davidson, of Aberdeen
school, came up Friday to attend a
debating contest at Pocatello be-
tween the Tech students and a team
of arguers from the College of Idaho.
J. F. Thomas returned to his home
at Moore last week after taking Mrs.
Thomas to Omaha for an operation.
She has left the hospital and Mr..
Thomas left her with her father I'M
proving rapidly.
ina stone is expected from Flint
City, Michigan, Thursday, to visit
with his Sister, Mrs. A. M. Smart:
The sister and brother have not met
in As years.
George Killian was in from Taber,
Friday, horseback. He said the ROADS
might be better, but he expected TO
do as well horseback as II he TOOK
a train home.
Mrs H. R. Stevenson, Of Murray,
Utah. who has been visiting for three
weeks with Mrs. James Herbst, lert
with her daughter, Louise, for nome
Saturday. so.
7 W. q. Simpson, former Blackfoot
how. returned recently from tlve
years absence in other parts. he
was for three years with the Utah
Power & Light company.
Herman Schmidt, who has home
stead near Dubois, left for Kansas,
Saturday. He expects to make MS
home at Canton in the home state,
and sell mis- Idaho ranch at a good
opportunity. No. ~, =,
valley, came up last week to buy nay
at Moore for his cattle. He has
bought a ranch of o. P. Christensen
up in that country and will move up
this spring. ,,.-
Mrs. Paul Devrindt and Miss
Genevieve Burns, from Pocatello,
came up Friday to attend party IN
Aberdeen that evening at the home
of Mrs. Devriendt's sister, Mrs. jack
son. :,
One of the plate windows OF the
new Toggery was cracked by heat
when the men were putting in tiling
at the entrance, and is to be re-
placed by the Builders Supply COM
pany, of Pocatello.