The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1917-02-23

LOCAL NEWS

c. H. Line, OF Basalt, was Sat
urday visitor last week.
Fred Bunch, of Pocatello, was up
over Sunday on business.
Robert Adams left Monday for Salt
Lake City to visit with his relatives.
Rev. Maxey, of Ashton, was the
guest of Rev. CLANCY last Saturday.
J. C. Quinn was down from Ba-
salt, Saturday. shopping and visiting.
Professor Belnap, of the Basalt
school, was a Blackfoot visitor Satur-
day.
H. P. Hunter, Of Mackay, came
down Friday en- route to Ogden,
Utah.
A. L Rigby, from Aberdeen, was
up over Sunday to attend the con-
ference.
Mrs. J. Smithan, of Mackay, stop
ped in Blackfoot last Saturday at the
Cottage hotel.
E S. Cobbley went down to Salt
Lake City, Monday, on business and
to visit friends.
Fred S. Award was up from Poca-
tello the first of the week on brief
business errand.
John F. Munsen was up from Alb
erdeen over the weekend for the
Sunday conference.
2. H. Stone, of Salt Lake City, is
down at Aberdeen visiting his
brother, E. P. Stone.
Mrs w. H. Perkins, of Darlington,
was Blackfoot visitor Saturday,
registered at the Cottage.
Mrs. Blackburn and Mrs. Chandler
were up from Springfield, Sunday, to
be at the stake conference.
George F. Hansbrough went to
Boise the first of the week to argue
case before the supreme court.
Mrs. H. C. White and two children
from Grand junction, colorado, is
visiting with Mrs. Earl Gibson this
week.
Mrs. Robert Peck, from Arco, visit
ed over Sunday with her Blackfoot
friends. Mrs. Peck formerly lived at
Blackfoot.
A V. Wallace, who is working in
the Pocatello and American Falls
districts, ran in to spend Sunday with
the family.
Miss olive Evans and Mrs. A. B.
Deal were down from Mackay to
spend over Sunday at Idaho Falls
with friends.
G. P. Ward and son were down
from Idaho Falls, Saturday, looking
over the town with view OF invest
ing in some property.
G. L, Slater, of Logan, who has
been working on the Eccles hotel
building, went to Idaho Falls, Satur-
day, to visit his mother. i"
t.r. and Mrs. Carl Paschke, OF Ash
tor, stopped at Blackfoot last week
to visit with Mrs. Fl. D. Gumaer, and
continued on to California, Saturday.
H. C. Jackson. of Glenrock, Wyom-
ing, who was visiting Pingree friends
for a week, came up saturday to en-
train for Caldwell before returning
to his home.
Mr., and Mrs. j. H. Devore made
trip to McCammOn the first or the
week to spend few days with Mrs.
Deyore's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liams Of that place.
A. f. Palmer, OF ReNDufg, was
down Saturday to complete the pur-
chase of a house and lot from Mar
tin Giggy. Mr.. Palmer IS a mechanic
and intends to come to Blacktoot to
live,
MIR and Mrs. Ancil Rupe came to
town the last of the week to secure
surgical treatment for her daughter,
Miss Hattie Pruett, who had develop
ed an abcess they were unable to
cope with ~
G, W. Lee, of American Falls,
came over the first of the week to
visit his son, William Lee, who mas
a ranch near town. Mr.. Lee said
the snow is drifting again IN the pain
of the east and west railroad.
Harry S. Tester, left Blacktoot'
Monday morning, to cast his lot with
the new hotel at Arco, recently built
by D. Daniels, and which Mr.. Haynes
is to manage. M Tester worked Tor
part of the winter at the Commercial
and Cottage.
A. l., Anderson, former resident
of Groveland and now in the real
estate business at Pocatello, brought
up his family to visit his son, h. II.
Anderson. They came up in a car
but had to leave it here and ride
back by train on account OF the deep
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