The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1917-07-06
ABERDEEN

Any one desiring to take music
lessons please call at j. A. Toner'S
home, any Friday afternoon between
Q and o'clock. Ruth Schmalhurst:
495tf
Red Cross week was great sue
cess in Aberdeen. Bachelors day
and chi1drens day were both fruit
full occasions. Some of the bachelors
claimed that they were married but
when asked to produce the goods by
the young lady solicitors, they back
ed down and made good contrlbu-
lions. Children's day was responded
to by about two dozen. The kiddies
either did odd jobs at home or for
some of the women Of the village
or ran errands, thus earning the
money, which they so willingly con
tributed to this worthy cause. The
entire amount raised in Aberdeen
during Red Cross week amounted tC
$1,000.
Red Cross Sunday was observed
by special union, services, held In
the evening at the high school audi
forum, the pastors of all the protest
ant churches participating. The
principal address was given by Kew
E. j. Neuenschwand, pastor OF the
Mennonite church. Five minute
talks were given by Rev. j. D. Law
Taken up: One black mare, white
star on forehead, branded B or q
on right shoulder; also one bay year
ling. Reclaim same by paying
charges. R. Baer. adv. 5O5t1
ton of the Presbyterian church, Rev.
John Place of the Methodist church
and G. Campbell, who represented
the L. D. S. church. ,
e. l. Leisy has purchased the hotel
Bingham from James P. Duncan,
who has been owner and landlord
for the past two years. Mr.. Leisy
has been engaged in farming and mas
been interested in real estate, but
will now devote his entire time to
the hotel business.
Miss Magdalena Toevs, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Toevs, and
William P. Dirks were united in mar
rage. June "a, by the Rev. T.. j.:
Neuenschwander. Many friends and
relatives we're present at the cere-
mony.
w. d. Giffin, the real estate man,
made a sale to the Rich q Luna
Sheep company of 80 acres OF land,
south of town. The entire 80 acres
ia in alfalfa and will be used by the
sheep company as winter feeding
quarters.
The Fugate Land company made
two important sales, the farm OF r.
F Funk, southeast of town, to 4.
7 Morgan and the other the farm OF
G. P. Abercrombie to Senator Phil
brick of American Falls.
Stanley Duffin, of Springfield, son
of James G. Duffin, OF Aberdeen
went to Salt Lake City, Saturday,
and enlisted in the Utah national
guard.
The Aberdeen Hardware company
received a shipment of "a headers
last week, all of which Will be set
up for delivery this fall.
Miss Estella Doty of Tooele, Utah,
was married to Robert Atkinson, or
Aberdeen, Thursday evening, in the
Eagles hall at Salt Lake City.
Mrs. ]. H. Ginger and nieceS Ella
Ginger, of Provo, who have oeen
visiting with relatives here, returned
to their home, Tuesday.
DR.. M. c. McKinnon spent the nrst
of last week at Standpoint, attending
the annual state medical convention.
This is the first vacation the doctor
has taken in several years and even
this brief absence has been noticed
by many people. %
Last Monday evening about 30
young people gathered at the home
of Marion Ginger and enjoyed
party. The time was spent in play
ing games and in dancing. A de-
licious lunch was served.
E. L. Leisy, the new owner OF the
Hotel Bingham, took possession We'd
nesday morning. Mr.. and Mrs. Dun
can still retain other property inter-
ests here and expect to continue to
make Aberdeen their home, but the
summer will be spent In the Lost
river country where Mr.. Duncan has
mining interest.