The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1917-04-06

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Charles E. Harris, of the land Of
flee, was laid up for several days
last week, but got up and around
Monday again.
Francis E. Hulet, who has been
in Twin Falls for a short time, came
up to attend to his stock at Rock
ford this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Stewart return
ed to their home in Mackay this
week after a visit with Mr.. and Mrs.
Forrest Trego.
Mrs. N. Walker and daughter
went to Montpelier, Monday after
noon, to visit with their relatives, the
C. Peterson family.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. c. Anderson left
for their home near Goshen, Satur-
day, after his resignation as jailor
at the sheriff's office.
E, NJ Kennedy was one of the
blockade travellers at Mackay, and
was greatly relieved to get out again
Monday and go to work.
Mrs. Frank Silene spent a few
days visiting with her family here,
the D. H. Biethans, and returned
home to Arco, Thursday.
! Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Foster and
Mr.. and Mrs. Norman Hansen visit
ed over Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs.
H. M. Tanner, on route three.
]. D. Stickley, representative of
the Stoughton Wagon company at
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, made his annual
visit to Blackfoot this week.
George Barnhart came down from
Mackay, Tuesday, after a visit to
his brother-in-law, Henry Wyler, and
left for his home in Danville, Illinois.
Mrs. F. J. Brun, of Salt Lake City,
spent three weeks in Blackfoot visit
ing with Mrs. Maurice Watson and
returned to her home Friday of last
week.
Mrs. F. C. Quantrell returned from
a visit to her mother at Arco and
went to her home at Sterling after
a short visit with her relatives here,
Tuesday.
Mrs. J. H. Moore, who has been
here visiting with her father, Mr..
Ragan, during his illness, returns
this week to her home in eastern
Colorado.
Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Stone returned
to their home at Sterling, Friday,
after trip to Pocatello. Mr.. Stone
was called there as trial juror in the
federal court.
o. v. Harris, land inspector for
Miller & Viele, of Salt Lake, came up
to Blackfoot from Pocatello the first
of the week looking after, farm loans
for his company.
| ]. J. Head, of McGrath, Canada,
has been visiting at Blackfoot this
week. He is an old friend of G. L.
Braley, who has been in Canada for
the past q years.
Mrs. Morrell Jordan left for Gree
ley, Colorado, Tuesday to join her
husband, who has been there for sew
eral weeks, has work, and has pre-
pared home for the family.
DR.. and Mrs. R. A. Birch, of Salt
Lake City, returned Monday from
Arco, where the doctor was looking
over the place with view to locat-
ing and took train for Nampa.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. T. Halverson; of
Riverside, went down to Utah, Tues
day, for visit with their Ogden
: friends and with them went Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry Bitton, also of Riverside.
Mrs. w. H. Scott arrived home Sat
urday after her long vacation at
Portland. Mr.. Scott met her at Pc
catello. She was keenly disappointed
, to find us coming so slowly with our
winter.
= Mr.. and Mrs. j., R. Pence and little
son, Jim, just back from Illinois
l where they were called to attend the
: funeral Of Mr.. Pence's father, took
the Tuesday train for their home al
Mackay.
!, J. R. Cox, construction manager
l for DAZZLE & Eccles, went to Idaho
r Falls this week to figure on $780,
900 college building to be built al
Rexburg, and four or five buildings
=. at Idaho Falls.
Mrs. Mary J. Wright, who spent
:, the winter with her daughter, Mrs
r. G. Bills, in Blackfoot, and hel
s son, Lorian, who put in the time
= working at the Bills garage, left fol
their home in Salt Lake, Monday.
n A. H. Ensign, Of Salt Lake City
:, came up the first of the week to set
: tie the fire claim in connection witt
s the Stephens store at Rockford, fol
g the Dubuque Fire & Marine 1nsur
: ance company.
Mrs. D. H. Biethan left Tuesday
q morning for Chicago where she will
I join Mr.. Biethan, who has been there
i for a week or more. Before return
ing, Mrs. Biethan will visit he
Z daughter, Susan, at Ann Arbor
where she is in school.
/ Cross Lloyd, child of only si'
and half years, came from his hom'
| lat Ontario, Oregon, last Saturday tt
Pocatello all alone and from there
was accompanied by his aunt, Mis-
! Mona Carnefix, to Blackfoot, where
he will stay with his grandmother
Mrs. L. B. Carnefix, this summer.
Edward McKenna is i'll at his hom'
north of Groveland.
| William Thompson and famil!
came in from Salt Lake, Thursday
with a carload of goods and stock
They have bought the Parkinson
farm between the rivers.
Joseph Coumerilh has engaged 81!
tons of hay in Montana, and ha
started shipping it to Blackfoot. HI
will have some on sale the first o
the week