The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1917-07-23
SHELLEY

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A. G. Connie, who halls from
Honeyville, Utah, is the new agent
at the o. S. l.. depot.
Michael Pounds, of Monroe, is
building a new house in the south
west part of the city and will move
in from the farm as soon as 1t is
completed. .
Elmer Graves, the painter from
Idaho Falls, has a force of painters
working in Shelley, another gang at
Woodville and other men scattered
all thru this section touching up and
improving the looks of the farmers
homes. Elmer is a good workman
and takes great pride in doing just
what he agrees to do, hence the lib
eral patronage which he is receiving.
Robert Ryan, who has been work
ing at the Rogers cafe, was taken
to his home in Blackfoot, Tuesday.
He had been laid up with rheumat-
ism for a week or more.
So many improvements are being
made in the resident district of Shell
| ley that Alexander Gilchrist in order
| to keep up with the procession Is
building a two room addition to his
| little home in the south part of the
city.
Una Gutke, little seven year old
girl, was brought to the Cutler hos
pital, Tuesday, for treatment. She
| is suffering with general empyenia.
The latest report was that her con-
dition is improving with bright
outlook for her early recovery.
Mrs. w. S. Waller with her two
children of Rupert are visiting with
R. B. Waller and family in Shelley
for short time.
The Farmers Milling company will
start making -four in their new mill
next week. G. w. Clausen, who will
have charge of the mill is looked up
on as one of the best millers IN the
state and the outlook is bright for
nice business.
J. j. Powers, the drayman, is
building nice little four room house
in the southwest part of the city.
1t will cost when completed $l,2OO.
Mrs. H. DeVore, who went to Og-
den a few weeks ago expecting to
go in the hospital there for an opera
ton is home again. After consulting
and treating with physician, VINO
found an operation was unnecessary
she returned home at once.
Mrs. Henry Jemmett, OF Cedar
creek, was brought in to the Cutler
hospital Tuesday for treatment.
w. j. Groesbeck, the general fore
man at the sugar factory, has peen
ON the sick list for few days, but
hopes to be around again soon.
H. T. Child, our night policeman,
will move into his new ten-room
house next week which he has just
completed and which cost him
$4,000, He is remodeling the old
homestead which he has occupied for
so many years and has it rented TO
two families.
Bennett & Edwards have opened
an employment bureau for the bene-
fit of the farmers and is helping them
out by finding men for them. They
are having numerous calls for help,
in fact more than they can supply,
but they are doing good work just
the same. a. -
Weyl-Zuckerman & company, one
of the largest potato and onion snip
pers west of Chicago, is building
a large warehouse on the east size
of the track for the coming business
this fall. The building is 4OxlOO
feet one story and full basement.
The basement is built OF lava rock
two feet thick while the upper story
will he finished with interlocklng
thing. a new material which Is made
in Oregon. It is one foot thick ana
ia warranted to be absolutely frost
proof. M. l.. Gugenheim, who mas
been with the firm for years and VINO
is we'll known in Shelley is superin-
tending the construction OF the
building and will have charge OF the
company's business when the buying
season opens. This firm is also put
ting I'D q building of like size at
Filler, Idaho.
Miss Larentze Hansen is the new
clerk at Maflory's store. MISS Han
sen is no new hand at this business
and she has a Host of friends in Shell
ley. ,.,-... ..;,
Will Gutke made business trip
to Idaho Falls, Wednesday evening.
Mrs. Henry Emmett took SICK
early Monday morning and immedl-
ately came in from the dry farm
which is 20 miles from shelley
where she is under the care OF Dr.
Edwin Cutler.
little Alice, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs Allen Lufkin is very sick with
tonsilitis.
Mr.. Dean, manager of the Dean
drug store, returned from Salt Lake
on Wednesday where he has been
several days on business.
Mrs. Maine Packard is having
seige of tonsilitis. 49,,
The home Of Mr.. and Mrs. .Danlei
Backland was made happy Wednes-
dav morning by the arrival Of fine
AFf.