The Idaho Republican., 1917-02-02
LOCAL NEWS


John Rogers is spending a week
at his ranch on the Lost river.
Mrs. Marvin, of Arco, was in for
a visit with Blackfoot friends Thurs
day.
Farley Price has sold his 1917
wool clip to a Salt Lake buyer for
81 cents pound.
H. Peters, from Salt Lake City,
went up to Mackay this week to enter
the boarding house business.
F. J. Hunnicult and 4Aazel Hunni-
cult obtained a marriage license this
week from the county clerks office.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. L. Jones returned
to Sterling from Pocatello, Thursday.
Mr.. Jones is the post master at Ster-
ling.
Messrs. Blair and Summerville
went to Aberdeen, Thursday. Mr..
Blair has just made business trip
to Salt Lake City.
Every one who buys groceries
should read Jorgensen & company's 8
ad in this issue of The Republican.
They can save money.
The county officers accepted a
trunk of SO pints of booze at the
station this week, as no one else
seemed willing to claim 1t.
Dore & Son of the Central Meat
market have an announcement in
this issue that will be Of interest
to house keepers. Find it on page
five.
Mrs. Richardson, who has been
visiting her mother, Mrs. Ann Jor-
dan, at Moreland, left Thursday for
hamer. e. Jordan, her brother, ac-
companied her to the train.
According to word received by his
brother, George, Arthur Dore was
married in Spokane. Monday, of this
week. Arthur is running a meat
market in Plains, Montana. He lived
several years in Blackfoot and left
about five years ago.
James Nunley, the blacksmith, Is
putting in a new electric motor and
a trip hammer in his shop this week.
AS soon as his belts and shafting
come and he gets his new machines
in running order he will be in a
position to do all kinds of work.
H. K. Christensen, of Aberdeen,
returned Monday from trip to Salt
Lake City. Mr.. Christensen bought
the Sweet ranch near Aberdeen two
months ago. He just completed six
years as county assessor of Utah
county, Utah, before coming to Ida
no.
Adam Bede who speaks at the high
school auditorium Tuesday evening
is a humorist orator of international
reputation. He will not fail Of be-
ing worth while listening to.
Mrs. Maurice Watson Is about re-
covered from two weeks attack of
neuralgia. For some time the whole
left side of her face was paralysed,
but she seems entirely free from the
disease now.
S. H. and o. E. Anderson, one
brother from American Falls and the
other from Taber, met in Blackfoot
the middle Of the week for visit
when business errands brought them
in at the same time,
Adam Bede, lyceum lecturer at the
high school Tuesday evening, won
distinction in his famous debates
with Mayor Sidel. of Milwaukee.
When he opens his mouth to speak
he says something that sticks.
F. Howard Biethan was down at
Rupert last week with F. Silene to
install the furnishings in the brand
new hotel. F. Silene & company are
successors to Biethan & company in
the store at Arco. They report the
new hotel one Of the first rank.
John G. Brown was taken to the
hospital in Los Angeles last Thursday
to prepare for an operation for gall
stones Mrs. Brown wrote near
friends that she would wire at the
time of the operation, and as no word
has come it Is believed the physicians
decided an operation not Immediately
necessary.