The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1917-07-20

| Ihe present needs OF Taber are a
garage, a blacksmith, store and
buildings to rent.
The Taber Booster club met
Thursday evening. There were 10
They organized and appointed a COM
mittee to see about putting in scales
to weigh up the wheat crop next fall
The tractors are all on vacation,
but the Lee brothers are busy late
and early turning the two year
growth of Jim Hill ON the Lawrence
West ranch for Carl Wagner. The
Lee brothers have leased the ranch
for a share of the crop, and the
neighbors are much relieved that
the place will be cultivated and
weeds kept out.
A. Fassbender and his two sons
are haying in the Lost river country.
William Schartner is busy blowing
Mrs. Jackson's ranch for fall seed
ing.
The young people Of Taber have
planned a picnic for July 16 at
Springfield.
Ike Monger and Harry Fisher are
putting up wild hay on James
Llody's ranch near the Tilden ranch.
]. G.. Power is hauling lumber to
remodel his dwelling. He just COM
pleted a nice $500 barn.
Mrs. Earnest zelensky came home
Saturday.
John Wagner is helping the And
erson brothers put up nay IN Ameri-
can Falls.
Alex Smith was in Tuesday getting
his haying outfit to take care of a
large crop of wild hay on his ranch.
John Salazar, one of the section
hands, was taken i'll and left for Po-
catello for medical treatment.
One way to kill gophers is to in
sert stick of dynamite an inch and
half long, rolled in paper or cloth,
attach fuse IL or IA inches long,
lamp in earth around the fuse, light
it. The dynamite will burn and fill
the hole with poisonous gas. No use
of explosions.
Mrs. S. E. Peoples and infant son
went to Idaho Falls last week on &C
count of the latter's illness. They
Will. .UC LucTO oOllC LlblC.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. G. Kluesner and
Mr.. and Mrs. E. J. Kasel drove to
American Falls, Saturday, to look
over the crops prospects there and
to compare them with the crops
around Taber. Both men are among
Taber's most progressive dry farm
ers and are anxious to know the new
methods. While in American Falls
they visited at the home of Herman
Martin, a cousin of Mrs. Kasel.
John Salazar, who has been en-
ployed by the o. s. L. at Taber dur
ing the past six months, left the
first of the week for Blackfoot.
Miss Martha Winkler came home
from Blackfoot for a few days with
her parents. Miss Winkler is at
tending the commercial course given
! at the high school.
John Massier came up from Poca-
tello for week at his home here.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. L. Kluesner are
spending a few days in American
Falls at the home of Hal Brading.
A. F. Willecke came up from
Blackfoot driving a new Overland
last week. Cars are beginning TO
/ feel at home around Taber.
Chester Denton came up from
Keever, Monday, looking for men TO
work in the haying.
| The German Baptist church OF
Taber and American Falls held pic
nic-fshing party at Springfield the
first of the week. Several cars drove
down from Taber early Monday
morning to meet their bretheran
from American Falls. Among those
who went were Rev. ]. R. Matz and
family, M. G. Kramlich and family
c. Derfler and family, William Del.
ger and wife,. L. A.. Ahrens and
| family, the Misses Martha and Lydia
| Winkler and Hilda Zeck, Arthur
| Zeck Paul Willecke, Christ Delzer
| George Delzer and Henry Lemke.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Hooker, Mr.
and Mrs. Reno Brown and Art Hook
err drove down from Idaho FAILS
| Sunday and spent the day at the r
| e. Hughes home.