The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1917-01-26
Corn at Bond Bros.


Baled hay and grain at Heese'
feed yard. adv. 24tl
i Baskets half price at Hayes Gif
shop. .adv
| Deputy Game Warden Braley mad
a trip to Idaho Falls. Friday.
Alfred A. Twitchell, from Basalt
was down on business Friday.
Rev. L. Dirks, of Aberdeen, passet
thru on his way to Dubois, Monday
Fred Murphey was up this weel
from Pocatello to visit his store here
Barley at Blackfoot Grain & Pro
duce company elevator. phone 204
| adv. 46t
Mr.. and Mrs. M. D. Greene, from
Idaho Falls, were down last week fol
a short trip.
Nephi Otterson, who keeps the
store at Ozone, was Blackfoot
visitor this week.
James Duckworth left Wednesday
for Boise, where business will detain
him for short time.
J. l.. Sweat, from Park City, Utah
came up Tuesday to visit his cousin
Alec Clements at Moreland.
The Copper-Clad is built just right
hinges and catches kept out of sight
Berryman's Hardware, adv
George Beckner and J. A. Beckner
from the Mud Lake country were
down for few days last week.
Mrs. M. E. Boyd and daughter,
Miss Eveline, visited over Sunday
with Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Boyd.
Why use Clipped ugly cups and
saucers when Is cents buys pretty
dainty one at Hayes Gift shop? adv.
Mrs. Matte Anderson and Miss
Julia Bithell, Of Wapello, were
Blackfoot visitors the last of the
week.
Mrs. E w. Weiand was up from
Pocatello this week to visit her rela-
tives, c. w. sandberg and William
Lowder. -
A. E.. Stoddard and sister, Mrs.
Jack Palmer, and Walter Kelley, of
st. Anthony, were down Monday on
business.
R. A. Duncan, of Aberdeen, return
ed Tuesday by way of Blackfoot from
a short trip to, Arco where he has
relatives.
Alma Dayton, Wallie Owens, Tom
Parkinson and Leo Nelson were land
office visitors from Idaho Falls and
vicinity this week.
Peter Larson and daughter, Vera,
and j. H. Fuhriman, from Provi-
dence, Utah, were up on land bust
ness the first of the week.
rio
Morgan and DR.. Williams, all from
Idaho Falls, came down Wednesday
on land business mostly.
Miss Alene Pope, from Lathrop,
Missouri, is visiting at the L. c. Col
Inns home in Blackfoot, and is ex-
pected to remain till spring.
Mrs Ada McBeth, who has been
visiting at the D. w. Mcmillan home
for seven weeks, left Wednesday for
Seattle to visit her parents.
Mrs. Alma Johnson, her mother,
Mrs. Frank Wilson, and her little
daughter, Vivian, left Wednesday for
Los Angeles to make an indefinite
stay.
w. J, Latham, of Sugar City, law
graduate, was in Blackfoot this week
looking for an opening for business.
He went on up to Mackay for a short
visit.
Mrs. Ray Randall, of Mackay, was
in town this week visiting old friends
and the high school. Mrs. Randall
was formerly q teacher at the high
school.
Attorney W. A. Lee is back at his
desk. apparently as healthy and
strong as ever. 1t may be necessary
however, for him to undergo another
operation.
Fred Browning, Henry Larson,
Norman Day and Leroy Solverson, all
from Downey, were lured to Black
foot this week by the government
land offerings. 49,.
e. V. Mattsen, of Salt Lake City,
came down from Butte Wednesday,
and stopped off at Blackfoot. Mr..
Mattsen represents the Interstate
May company.
Mr. and Mrs. George Wilson and
their two children, returned to they
home at Chilly, Tuesday, after
trip to Pocatello, where Mrs.
sister resides.
Messrs. w. l.. Luxton, Brownlee,
Peck, Munchmeyer and lockwood
closed up the transfer of the lumber
yard at Firth to the Boise-Payette
lumber company this week.
j. o. Morgan and M. Barclay ship
bed a car load of sheep to Anaconda,
Montana, Tuesday, in care Of E. II.
Brisbin, of the W. M. Montgomery
company, packers at Anaconda.
The Coper-Clad mission had
To cook things good-make folks
glad. 1t blazed away, smashed ira
iition; and cooked the goose OF com
,etion. Berryman's Hardware. adv.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Lacroix, OF
Dillon, Montana, and their two child
EN- stopped off at Blackfoot, Monday,
% visit relatives at Aberdeen, then
continued on their way to Seattle and
California.
c. D Carver, B. F. Train and B.
T. Bradley. of the Boise-Payette
lumber company, were down at
sterling, Tuesday, in the routine OF
aking over the yards of the Idaho
lumber company.
Tom Hindel, Cal Fittings and
sister, Mrs. Cecilia Grow, all from
ozone, were down this week to file
IN government land. Mrs. Grow
vent on down to Salt Lake City for
IN extended visit.
Grant Hubbell, from Shelley,
gold bic hiO ranch l.