The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1917-04-13

STERLING


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bad attack of muscular rheumatism
and has been removed from his hom,
to the Hotel Sterling, where he il
being treated by DR.. Mote.
Mrs. A. Y. Satterfield came owe
with Luther Satterfield from he
home at Pocatello, via the reserva
ton Sunday, and is visiting with he
relatives and many friends in Ster
ling.
Charles Shaw left for Price, Utah
ON business trip on the Frida!
train.
Miss Clara Teichert was voted thu
best looking lady at the recent bass
ball dance.
Sam Rupe, of Blackfoot, a brother
of our neighbor Ancil Rupe, came
in on the Monday train for shor
visit.
William Watts and Wayne Shelley
came in on the Tuesday train after
an extended visit with relatives il
Zion.
Miss Minnie Wheeler and Walter
Rath were married in Blackfoot
Wednesday. Both young people are
we'll known here and are accepting
the congratulations Of their many
friends. They were accompanied tC
Blackfoot by the brides father and
sister, Robert Wheeler and Mrs. Bert
Phillips.
Mrs. Clarence Quantrell returned
from visit to her mother at ArcC
on the Wednesday train.
Er1
quent Sterling visitor since his re-
turn from California. Mr.. Tanner
is attorney in civil case before
Justice He w. Morrison to be tried
Saturday.
r. S. Toland and Ancil Rupe re-
turned from a business trip to the
Grove City, Wednesday.
William Killian, of Pocatello, is
here buying stock of all kinds.
John Watson and George Howell
came in from Blackfoot, Thursday,
to visit Bodie and Dick, at the Wat
son ranch. The WatsOns have been
buying some more cattle in spite OF
feed and weather conditions. Dick
is reported to have bought nice
bunch on the reservation recently.
Mrs. Henry Jones returned home
Thursday after visiting her parents
at Pocatello for some time.
Mr.. Curtis, former resident of
this neck of the woods, now located
| in Pocatello, accompanied by Mr..
Johnson of Spanish Fork, Utah, were
here the past week looking for land.
We hope from their conversation to
record later that both gentlemen will
locate here permanently.
A lone automobile, the first for
many days, came in from Pocatello
over the reservation Thursday, going
on to Blackfoot, Friday. They report
some mud
Mr.. and Mrs. Archie Grover visited
Mrs. M. A. Driscoll and other Sterling
friends Friday.
Julius Teichert, who has been suf-
fering from grip and tonsilitis, is
reported much better,
Mrs. William Blair is visiting Mrs.
Pete Parsons at the ranch north Of
town.
Harry Hamilton is the first to turn
out cattle from the feeding lots this
spring, taking some stock to the
desert recently. The snow is fast
disappearing and all stock will be
turned out very shortly.
T. l.. Jones, F. W. Stroschien and
Gus Aldous are unloading hay, and
hauling some back to the farms. This
hay was loaned to sheep men when
none could be had.
Vince Marriott returned from a
visit to Ogden, Monday.
Dan Murphey, the Blackfoot cattle
man, was business visitor Monday.
J. H. Thompson, of Springfield,
was here on business Saturday.
Frank Herbert and William Han
ma made a trip to Pocatello, Tues
day, and Mr.. Hanna will return from
that place to his home at Arco.
A. ]. Satterfield is erecting a store
house at his home on the west bench
and expects to rent his farm and 60
into the produce business and per-
haps carry a line of groceries as a
side issue.
H. w. Morrison, w. w. Hays and
DR.. Mote were among the many Ster-
ling people visiting Aberdeen the past
week.
Frank Westfall, who has been in
Gold Circle, Nevada, mining for the
past winter, returned on Friday and
will work his dry farm this summer.
Israel Brown, Miss Alta Brown and
Miss Ellen Christensen were in town
the past week and Mr.. Brown went
as conference visitor to Zion Fri
day.
Mrs. Hardy, of Pocatello, mother
of Mrs. Will Jones, is visiting her
daughter at present. Mr.. and Mrs.
Hardy expect to remove to Sterling
in the near future. =,
John Cough, Dan Cutting and
Mark Colburn were in from Yuma
on business several times the past
week.
E. E. Downing, of the Pastime pool
hall, visited in the Grove City, from
Monday until Saturday.
Calvin Wheeler returned to his
home in Moreland, Saturday, after
visiting his son, Bob, several days
the past week. Mr.. H. w. Morrison
will be associated with Mr.. Wheeler
in his placer property at Bonanza
Bar this summer. The gentlemen ex-
pect to save the platinum values, as
we'll as the gold from the elusive
Snake river gravel and we wish them
luck There is fortune in it for
the man who can.
Iohn ands Mrs Herbert are confer