The Idaho Republican., 1917-02-16

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their product on every market avail
able. Mr.. Bradford reports every
thing in Montana very good. Busi-
ness seems to be better than it has
been for years. These mills are now,
he claims, shipping their -four to
Minnesota in competition with the
large Minnesota mills. ~.
SHELLEY GROWING
Shelley has cast off it's swaddling
clothes and has great vitality. Build
ing is going on even in the winter.
Two grist mills, movie house, a
bank, billiard hall and many dwell
ings are promisede soon. Shelley
shows signs of doubling its popula-
tion before the dawn of 1918.
Miss Ella Lawrence, who has been
nursing at st. Anthony for a week
or more is home again.
The proprietors of the Shelley
livery will add a new car to their
business as soon as weather permits.
/ Joe Adams, of The Pioneer, has
been confined to his home for over
a week. Stomach trouble is the all
ment.
Marion J. Hurdle, who is now in
his senior year at the Pocatello
school, was an over Sunday visitor
with his parents in Shelley.
| Mrs. D. L, Andrews, wife of the
pastor of the M. e. church, returned
this week from an extended visit in
California, much improved in health.
i Raymond Killian, of Blackfoot,
has purchased a half interest in the
second hand store recently started
by Thomas Clegg.
A, Perienoud, the manager for the
National Park Lumber company, has
returned from four weeks business
and pleasure trip to his old home
at Silver Creek, Nebraska.
i Mrs. Fannie Clyde, of Utah, has
opened a cleaning and pressing es-
Establishment on Main street. She will
do all kinds of work in this line for
both ladies and gentlemen.
M. J. Coleman and daughter have
mOV6u lIOm tlcll 1ohSh ACUA 4AoIA ' W. a.
and taken up their residence in Shell
LEY. Mr.. Coleman expects to do ex-
cavating and work of that nature.
Louis West, of Blackfoot, bought
last week 132x264 feet of ground
lust west of the Second Ward church
and will start at once erecting a
number of tenant houses.
L. Miner, from Butte, was in Shell
lev last week looking over the field.
, with a view of embarking in the
poultry business He wanted to buy
! 10 acres for that purpose and was
much pleased. with the location.
Mrs. J. F, Dunn, of Provo, Utah,
sister of Mrs. T. w. Shelley, is visit
ing here. Mrs. Shelley is just re-
covering from an operation which
she underwent at the Lawrence hos
pital, and is improving rapidly.
D, A. Jenkins, the Blackfoot. con-
tractor, started work this week on
a new hotel for H. W. Young, and
expects to have it completed IN ~
days. 1t will be modern in every
respect and is badly needed in Shell
ley.
T. w. Shelley and F. M. Davis
have recently secured piece OF
ground on Main street and will put
up a building 40x10O feet for a
movie" In addition to this they
will build large lobby in front OF
the entrance to the house
As soon as the Commercial bank
gets moved into it's new quarters, j.
I. Moore will start remodeling the
building which they vacate and WILL
fit it up for his real estate ana IN
surance business and Mr.. Moore says
it is going to correspond in style TO
the other business houses being
erected
The Shelley Odd Fellows and Re-
beccas are making preparations now
to send a large delegation to st. An
thony the twenty-second OF this
month to attend the district meeting
of that order This Is what is known
as the Yellowstone district.
J.L. Moore and his amiable wife
have a host of friends in Shelley;
number of them gave Mr.. and MRS.
Moore a pleasant surprise the other
night. Cards was on the Menu
and with dainty refreshments every
body had an enjoyable time.
Samuel Erickson, who has been
manager at the Golden Rule store,
leaves Friday for Port Huron, Mich
igan where he will take a similar
position with the same company
there. R. B. Walter will succeed
him in the management Of the store
here.
Sanderson & Osmond will soon
start work on one of the finest ga
RACES that money will build. 1t will
| be 70x150 feet one story and base
ment, the latter which will be used
as a stock room. 1t will be Of press
ed brick and modern in every re-
spect.
Milton Kelley, who has been on a
mission for the Norman church to
eastern states, returned home Sun
day night. A welcome-home party is
to be rendered him in the Second
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