The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1917-07-13
PINGREE


Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Hennebold ar
rived at Pingree recently. They Will
make their future home here and
the Pingree people welcome them
most heartily.
The Misses Zelma Egley and Flor
ence Cone were guest of the Misses
Alice Fay and Mildred Wickstrum
over the fourth.
Mrs. O. C. Inskeep who fell in the
ladies' race the fourth suffered a
severe strain of the sciatic nerve and
has been unable to walk since; she
is taking treatment of DR.. Gaumer at
Blackfoot. Mrs. Inskeep devoted
much time and work to making the
program a success and it Is too bad
that the day should have ended so
disasterously for her. Her many
friends hope for her speedy recovery
B. F. Reddick and Mrs. Nleheart'
of Willow creek, were guests OF y.
B. Reddick ad family recently.
Leonard Troutner has purchased
new Overland car.
Mrs. C. S. Knodle had severe
fall the fourth, which has caused her
to be indisposed since; she has the
sympathy of her many friends.
Mrs. Fred Baird and son, Richard,
of Springfield, were the guests OF the
Troutner family last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Wickstrum
were visiting with their many old
friends at Pingree on the fourth.
F. P. Bales accompanied by Mrs.
Sidney Martin and Mrs. Lou Martin,
| 70 piunrciHn M0n-
day, to visit with the family OF For
est Bales.
Mr., and Mrs. c. F. Hendrie, OF
Blackfoot, were at Pingree for the
fourth.
The Misses Esther and Aisle ms
keep motored to Blackfoot last Tues
day.
home from visit with relatives at
Thomas.
Miss Ethel Rydberg acted as God
dess of Liberty at the Pingree cele-
bration.
E. N. Day and son, Luther, made a
business trip to the Mackay country
recently.
Wallace Anderson has dry farm
west of the canal and the reports are
that he has fine crop of alfalfa.
| R. P. Fackrell has bought a new
Overland car.
New Blacksmith at Pingree
7. w. Hennebold has purchased
the Lunsford blacksmith shop and is
remodeling the entire establishment,
preparatory to having one OF the
best fitted shops in Idaho. Mr.. Hen
nebold is thoroly equipped with FUR
nishings that he has shipped here
from Ruth, Nevada; he is capable OF
doing any and all kinds of work IN
his line from making plow share
to the expert shoeing of a horse. Mr.,
IHennebold is permanently located
here and the farmers OF THIS CON-
munity should show their apprecia.
ton of this advantage by giving hlm
all of their patronage.
Patriotism at Pingree
The celebration at Pingree was
marked by a patriotic display OF
flags and bunting and fine program
of speeches, songs, pantomines, and
tableaux suitable for the occasion
The parade was good. The 1nskeer
float, containing 10 characters, won
first place. The original Ford by
DAYS and Johnsons, won second
while the Junk truck by Albert Fay
won third Ergen Reddick bedeckeo
with war paint and feathers createo
thrill as real live Indian. MISS
Susie Shelman made very reallstle
cow girl. The races aroused much
interest; among those who won IL
races were R. L. Bair, Frank Michael
Ergen Reddick and Mrs. Sidney Mar
tin, There was bountiful supply
of dinner and the large crowd pres
ent did justice to the fame OF the
Pingree cooks.
Pingree is proud of the celebra'
tion There were a number OF peo'
nile from other places present.
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