The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1917-08-06
home, any Friday afternoon between
2 and o'clock. Ruth Schmalhurst.

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Taken up: One black mare, white
star on forehead, branded B or C
on right shoulder; also one bay year
ling. Reclaim same by paying
charges. r. Baer. adv. 505tf
Jess B. Worthington, of American
Falls, brother of Mrs. G. J. Aicher,
of Aberdeen, who has many acquaint-
ances here, enlisted in the U. s. navy
last Saturday. Mr.. Worthington has
hesitated to enlist only because he is
married. Mrs. Archer now has two
brothers in the service Of the coun-
try.
Mis- Thelma Johnston, one of the
teachers in the local schools, who has
been taking special course at the
University of Washington, at Seattle
returned home on Sunday.
d. H. Mcqueen has been awarded
the contract of rebuilding and re-
establishing the ferry at Horse Is
land. The boat has been out of COM
mission ever since high water came
in the early spring.
Mrs. A. r. Holbrook, who has been
the guest of her sister, Mrs. H. J.
Saline for two weeks, returned home
on Saturday, accompanied by Miss
Cell Turk, who will be her guest for
a breif period.
Mrs. r. H. Hoffman and little son,
Claude, who have been visiting rela-
tives in Nebraska and Wyoming dur
Ing the summer, returned home on
Friday.
Homer Moser, of Button, Ohio,
brother Of Calvin and Edward Moser,
is visiting here this week. Mr..
Moser left home about the same
time that Mr.. and Mrs. Calvin Moser
left Aberdeen for visit to Ohio. He
will probably wait until they return
Heber Whitehurst and family, who
have been visiting with r. G. Foote
and family during the summer, re-
turned to Dis, Illinois, on Monday
Of this week.
Noah Buckner was taken to Black
foot hospital on Saturday to undergo
an operation for appendicitis. DR.,
McKinnen accompanied the patient
and assisted in the operation which
was successfully performed on Sun
day.
The Brigham Seed company with
J. T. Dvorak and E. w. Harold as
principal stockholders, is the name
of new corporation which is putting
up new warehouse here. The com.
pany will install large seed clean
ing machine to be operated by cleo.
trio power and will handle and store
all kinds of grass and pea seeds, put.
ting them in shape for the market.
Prof. w. e. Davidson is filling the
position of bookkeeper for the Aber'
deem Hardware & Furniture company
during the absence of G. A. Bartel
who is visiting with his family il
Kansas and Oklahoma.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. l.. Colborn an6
their sons, Bruce and Jerry, togethe
with their wives, spent several days
on fishing trip in the Little Los
river country last week.
Mrs. Laura Harris received let
ter from her son, Jim, who recent.
enlisted in the regular army and wht
is now a member of Company B
twentieth U. s. infantry, with head
quarters at Fort Douglas, near Sal
Lake City. Jim has always been ;
good marksman and has been assign
ed to place among the sharpshoot
ers of his regiment.
Another new business block, to b,
! the most costly and the handsomes
structure in the village of Aberdeen
| will be erected on the corner of Mai
and Washington streets during tn
present season and be ready for oC
cupancy by the Bank of Aberdeen
within so days from the present time
During the interval while the new
| building is in process of construction
the present building will be move'
to the rear end of the lot upon whicl
it now stands and business will con
tinue to be conducted therein.
G. w. Brawley, of Blackfoot, WIFI
has been named by Governor Alex
ander to take war census Of Bon
neville and Bingham counties, wa
here Tuesday and left his son, Wayne
Brawley, and Oscar Estby, of More
land, to complete the task in thi
part of the county.
Mrs. D. M. Jackson, who has beer
at Boise visiting her son, Marion
Jackson, before he leaves to join hi
regiment, returned on Monday ant
is the guest of the family of hel
elder son, D. F. Jackson.
Little Robert Colborn, the three
year-old son of Mr.. and Mrs. Bruce
Colborn, met with an accident las
Thursday afternoon that resulted II
the fracture of his left leg just be
low the hip joint. The injury was
due to a fall on the steps at the
home of Jerry Colborn. On account
of the obsence of DR.. MacKinnin, hi
was attended by DR.. Moth, who wal