The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1917-06-15

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hand it to Mac" and his bride and
may their days be prolonged joy.
Rev. C. M. Junkins of the Presby-
terrain church preached at the school
house after the Sunday school SER
vices Sunday afternoon. The gentle
man returned to his home at Idaho
Falls Monday. Rev. Lawton of Aber-
deem will hold services Sunday the
oath at p. m. Everyone is cordial
ly invited to attend.
Mr.. Rhodes of Livingston, Mont,
was here looking after his farm in
terests In this locality the past week.
Dr. Mote, our fellow townsman, has
purchased Mr.. Rhodes farm proper
ty at Yuma. The doctor threatens to
become an agriculturist and show
us how to farm.
During the writer's vacation the
stork seems to have been busy, and
! left fine boy at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. George Smith, and Grand
pa Landon seems very proud. A girl
| baby was also presented to Mr.. and
Mrs. Don Guyer on Monday. The
writer extends congratulations to
both families '
The local appraisers of the farm
loan association have been very bu
! sy for the past several days looking
over values in this section. The Or
| ganization is composed of substan-
tial citizens, and should do a world
of good for this section. The Off
GERS are: |. N. Meyer, president;
Mark Colborn, vice president; David
Wiltamuth, secretary and treasurer;
and as directors there are Messrs.
Meyer, Colborn, James Christensen,
w. A. Edwards and o. F. Rice; ap-
praisers, Messrs. Wiltamuth, Gabe,
Holmquist and r. A. Ward, with
Charles Loveless assistant.
Miss Zeltha Claypool and George
E. Mclean were married recently in
American Falls, with Bishop Beck
stead officiating. Mr.. and Mrs. Nc
Lean wish here to thank their friends
not only for the many beautiful pres
ents but also for their friendly pres
ence at the shower party held on
Monday night.
Hon L. j. Rich was business Wis
itor to Sterling Monday. We are
glad to report that the judge is much
improved in health, having almost
entirely recovered from his recent
severe attack of rheumatism.
r. L. Archer and ]. B. De Hart
of Blackfoot were business visitors
in Sterling the past week
Dugan Taylor has assumed his du-
ties as manager for the Boise-Pay-
cite Lumber company and has NOV
ed his family here from Blackfoot.
Mr.. Quantrell the past efficient man
ager, will remove in the near future
to Thermopolis, Wyo., where we UNI
derstand he takes charge of a large
hardware establishment lately pur-
chased by Mr.. Quantrell. The remov-
al of this family is loss to the COM
munity, but we wish them success
in their new home.
The Teichert and Driscoll families
made. trips recently to the desert in
their cars to inspect their cattle
camps, which they have established
in the Flat Top section.
A rattle for big Jackson car at
81 per chance is creating slight
ripple Of interest in our otherwise
quiet community.
The Driscoll Bros. drug store build
ing is practically completed and II
will only be a short time before the
stock will be on the shelves ready
for sale.
Leo Taylor is reported to have
bought the pool hall business from
Driscoll Bros.
The usual large crowd attended
the baseball dance on registration
day; the affair was complete sue
cess. And say, the boys have a dan
dy lineup and are playing good ball.
The game at Shelley showed the
form when the regular lineup plays,
and the boys defeated Rockford here
Sunday. A return game will be play
ed at Rockford June "a and we wish
all the fans will go that possibly
can. We are still trying for a game /
with Blackfoot.
Peterson Sheep company as well
as Nelson McCaulley are shipping |
sheep from this station. A train load /
went out Monday.