The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1917-01-19
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Mr.. and Mrs. H. F. Peck have gone
to Burley for short business trip
Hear DR.. Marshall at Baptist
church every evening, beginning jan
uary Fl. adv.
e. A. Stollworthy, sheep man
from Shelley, was Blackfoot visitor
this week.
i Harold Flamm, of Rexburg, made
a brief stop in Blackfoot the first of
the week.
Miss Gertrude Kinney spent sew
eral days with her parents in Poca-
tello this week.
Louis Edwards and George Edwards,
were an Idaho Falls contingent down
on land business Tuesday.
F. E. Dabe, who is selling stock
in a nursery company, is at the Com
mercial hotel this week.
Jack McCool and H. M. Salsberry,
of American Falls, were up to Black
foot on business Tuesday.
Mrs. Caroline L. Warren was call
ed to Eureka, Tuesday, by the death
of her brother, Theodore Fullmer.
Arthur Bell and Leonard Madison,
from Herman, were down to make
filings at the land office this week
! G. A. Briggs, H. r. Riggs, G. R.
Riggs and Ed. Riggs, all from Teton,
were land office visitors this week.
Hear Dr. Marshall at Baptist
church every evening, beginning jan
uary 81. adv.
Mr.. and Mrs r. E. Hansen. from
| Thatcher, Idaho, visited with Black
foot relatives for few days this
week,
(, n. A. Jepperson and daughter, Of
Arco, were Blackfoot visitors this
week, stopping at the Commercial
hotel.
DR.. O'Orr Poynter was summoned
! to Boise this week to meet with the
appropriation committee of the leg
islature.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward McKenna re-
turned Tuesday from trip to Bur-
ley, where Mr.. McKenna has been
buying hay.
Fred Jensen returned Tuesday
after a very pleasant visit in Denver,
Colorado. He reports a very mild
winter there.
Clarence and John r Ashton, from
Bancroft, were here to file an appli-
cation for Clarence on the grazing
homestead act.
E. E. Kerby and family, from
Oklahoma, are here to find a farm
location. For the present they are
at the Commercial hotel.
Miss Margaret James left Thursday
for Long Beach, California, where
she will join her parents, who are
spending the winter there.
John Hansen, who filed the place
of Frank Moser during his vacation,
left Monday for Salt Lake City, and
Moser is again on the job.
B. A. Clark, who has been develop
ing the Twin Springs reservoir near
Mackay came down Wednesday to
spend few days in Idaho Falls.
Miss 'Nettie Neal has been the
guest of her sister, Mrs. Leo Gushwa,
at Rose, after spending some time
visiting her brother at st. Anthony,
Louis Neal, and left for Salt Lake;
City Saturday morning on her way
home to Kansas. Mr.. Gushwa brought
her in to the train.
w. F, Robson, from Gleichen,
Canada. is visiting around in this
section looking us over, but says we
have not such land as they have in
Canada.
C. P. Feelmeyer, from Shelley, has
taken Mr.. Drollinger's place as oper-
ator at the depot Mr.. Drollinger Is
Just recovering from an illness of
several weeks.
Mrs. R. c. LOOMS, from Soda
Springs, Joined her husband in
Blackfoot, Wednesday, and they re-
turned together. Mr.. LOOMS was
here on land business.
w. R. Robertson, of Cozad,
Nebraska. who was in town this week
at the Commercial hotel, bought and
shipped out five. cars Of hogs, three
of them from Mackay.
Nate Newcomb, Robert. Luthwaite,
Louis Larson and R. A. Duncan
formed an Odd Fellow delegation en-
route to Pocatello for special meet
ing of the order Tuesday.
How many hours do you spend in
your parlor per year? How many in
the kitchen? Then the kitchen should
have everything twice as good as the
parlor living room. Berryman's
Hardware. adv. |
Mr.. and Mrs. H. E. Mcmillan, from
Shelley, were down to visit Mr.. NC
Millan's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. D. w.
Mcmillan, this week. Mrs. D. W. Nc
MILAN has been i'll with a touch OF
pleurisy, but is improving.
Probably the biggest tent ever sold
in Blackfoot was bought of Boyle
& company this week by Jones john
son, and Indian stock man who lives
Just south of town. The tent was
So feet in diameter and cost about
1884.
]. B. Stocking, connected with the
state engineers office, who has been
working at the Deer Creek dam until
two weeks ago, came down from
Mackay, Wednesday, to go to Boise
for the convention of the Idaho So
ciety of Civil Engineers.
Mrs. Frank Warner, Of Huron,
South Dakota; Fred Gottsleben, OF
Clark, South Dakota; William Got
tsleben, of Phillip, South Dakota;
and julius Gottsleben, Of Omaha,
passed thru Blackfoot re-
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