The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1917-07-16
TABER


J. N. Deeds and sons turned $50
acres of ground for Gpyle Evans to
summer fallOw.
Dave Wheeler and sons passed
thru Taber, Saturday, enroute to
Lost river ON a fishing trip.
Some of the late blowing and
seeding are suffering for the want
Of rain, but most of the crops are
holding well.
Mrs. Nat Mitchell and two daught-
ers of Blackfoot visited Mrs. Nit
chell's brother, Fred, from Saturday
until Monday. While here they at
tended the dance, Saturday night.
w. B. Hall and wife visited their
children in Moreland and Thomas
last week.
e. s. Cobbley, of Moreland, passed
thru Taber, Monday, with bunch of
young horses, enroute to his ranch
on Lost river.
There Is great quantity of wild
at this writing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arch Wheeler and
babies were trading in Taber, Tues
day. Arch reports that his wheat
is good, but says that the gophers
are playing the part of threshers;
and already have taken about 10
acres. They are proving as great
pest as the jack rabbit, which is
almost thing of the past
A. F. Willicke ad H. F. Siesser
were called to Blackfoot, Monday,
on court business. They were re-
leased and returned home Tuesday.
The o. S. l.. surveyors were here
Tuesday, surveying for the new side
track which will be built in the near
future. Next depot and agent.
c. P. Pauling and r. G.. Evans
were in Blackfoot looking after the
new scales for Taber.
The Sunday school at the Prairie
Gem school house is doing good work
with great interest manifested.
]. T. King purchased new mower
and enlisted in the hay fields, Mon
day.
Joe Tilden passed thru Taber, Sun
day, looking for house-keeper. He
said that if he didn't find one soon
he would have to resort to kidna p
ping.
Mrs. George Webb made a bust
ness trip to Rigby, Monday.
Editor Trego was looking over this
section last week to get news for
The Idaho Republican, the best paper
in Bingham county.
The infant baby of Mr.. Cranes was
buried at Taber, Thursday.
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Keiner motored to Mackay, Satur-
day, and visited with Pete Miller
and family, until Tuesday.
Jake and Fred Gohl and Ted
Limke, Jake and Carl Martin came
up Tuesday to the school election
in the Gohl district
H. G.. Kluesner and family motor
ed to Blackfoot the first of the week
on business.
A pleasant birthday surprise party
took place at the R. E. Hughes home
north of Taber on Tuesday eevning.
A picnic supper and music made the
evening an enjoyable one. Those
present were H. A. Steffens and
family, Mr.. and Mrs. L. I. Davis, R.
G. Evans, Miss Ferne Butler. Sylvia,
Idaho, Dorothy and Harriet Evans.
Mrs. Hughes received several useful
gifts.
E. o. Schwartz went to Blackfoot
on Tuesday to work for few days.
Mrs. Henry Zech returned on We'd
nesday from Blackfoot where she
had been spending few days with
her husband who is working as
there.
A. F. Willecke is around these
days with the smile that won't come
off. The reason is the arrival of a
daughter on last Wednes-
day.
Arthur Armstrong and Henry
Long, factory experts for the Bull
Tractor company, were out looking
over the work being done with one
Of their machines, which is in the
hands of the Lee brothers 1t was
found necessary to change the style
Of plow used. The purchase of a
new plow was made thru A. F. Will
ecke e company.
Roy Hall rode UP from Pingree the
first of the week for a day with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. Hall.
Chester Denton drove to Keever
IN Thursday to assist with the hay
crop on the Brig Robinson farm.
Mrs. E. L. Taylor has been quite
II this week with an attack of
Iuinsy
Mrs. j. L. Wagner and family are
again at their home north of Taber
lfter spending a few days in Poca-
clio.
Christ Serr and family drove to
Nackay last week and spent Sunday
vt the home of Peter Miller, section
'oreman there Mr.. Miller has
northwest of Taber.
A. F. Willecke, H. F. Siesser and
T, V. Pinkert were summoned to
3lackfoot as jurors but they were
lot called, so returned home.
William Delzer and wife drove
heir new Maxwell to Blackfoot on
Wednesday to arrange for repairs for
heir threshing machine. Mr.. Delzer
expects good run in this section
his fall.
The school election at the Fury
district drew several men from their
york in the beets and hay around
Ieever this week. They were John
'chaffer, Conrad Sandau, Carl Mar
in, Jacob Gohl, Jr., and T. e. Link.
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