The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1917-07-30
deceased were held in the commun.

deceased were held in the commun-
ity.
The Mutual Improvement associa-
tion are going to hold lawn party
one evening this week on the
spacious grounds of j. F. Shelley
| The exact date is not yet decided
upon, but the probabilities are that
| it will be Wednesday evening.
j. T. Ewards, of Idaho Falls, un-
loaded IL cars of sheep at the Shell
ley stock yards Saturday and started
them for the range. He brought
them from Montana. &4
The Welburg Lumber company has
fitted up the old house just east OF
their yard and it is now occupied
by J. Kimball.
Charles Hilberg, who is superin-
tending the construction of the new
-four mill for the Globe Construction
company, of Great Falls, Montana,
says the mill will be ready for oc-
cupancy in 80 days. 1t has a capa-
city of 200 barrels daily and will cost
$4,000. U' ts3t
C. o. Perrenoud, who has been liv-
ing with his parents in Shelley for
month or more, left Sunday for
Burley where he will take a position
in a drug store.
\ zig Wayne Farrer gassistantF manc
ager forN tho Shelley Light b Power
company, Aissbaek to work again after
two weeks visit at his old home
nc,Prevo and Salt Lake iCitysTDTt
Malcolm & Norris opened their new
garage which is just west of Main
street, Monday. and. are now, ready
f6T business. The boys are both ex-
pert mechanics, they have nice To-
cation and predict doing a good busi-
ness. M jill I. gg Il y L .. w. Wy
The stork brought a sweet. little
baby girl to the home OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Clara Observation-Disclosures
Work on the new bank building,
which has been delayed for some
time owing to the lack of material,
VIII be resumed this week and the
flopea area that lit SMill be completed
without any fuFther delay.
n ASorem Yorgesen and family, who
have been enjoying the baths at Lava
Hot Springs for week or more, is
back at His deska They report hav-
Ing had j very nice time.
MRS Roy Clifford left Monday for
Salt Lake, where she will visit with
relativesF and friends for two weeks
or more.
The Idaho State Retail jewelers.
association will hold their annual
convention this year at Guyer Hot
Springs, August z and iS9 o. e. Mil
ler of Shelley, who is q, member Of
the association, win take his car and
start for that place next Sunday. His
wife will accompany him on the trip.
1t is a beautiful summer resort and
there, is no question but what they
will have good time.
# Joseph Williams and9g Thomas
Clegg have gone to the hay fields
near Lima, q Montana, where they
have the contract Of putting up a
large amount of hay. ~
pr The past noble grands OF the Re-
becca, order. were entertained at the
home of Mrs Anna Flygg, Tuesday
afternoon, the time being spent in
social converse and dainty refresh
ments were served. N"s
Saturday afternoon a meeting of
the executive committee Of the Red
Cross was held at the First Ward
church when several ladies of Black
foot were present to assist the local
organization in organizing the sew
ing department of the order. The
ladies were given instruction in the
things so badly needed for the sold
iers who are already In France. Mrs.
Good, chairman of the buying COM
mitee of Blackfoot, instructed the
ladies in the kind of material used
for the different pieces, the requir-
ed number of yards for completing
box and the finishing of all gar
ments. The ladies were very enthus-
iastic about the work and expect to
get busy on their first box right
away. The Red Cross has presented
each of the boys who have enlisted
from Shelley with IS before they de-
parted and this mark Of kindness has
been appreciated by the boys.
Grover T. Bennett went to Salt
Lake City, Sunday, to take the ex-
animation and If he passes will join
his brother in the marine corps at
Mare Island. This is the youngest
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Bennett, the
older one, Lloyd, having Joined the
marine corps some six weeks ago.
Mr.. Conan, o. S. l.. agent, went to
Brigham City, Utah, the last of the
week to visit with his wife and
family and will bring them to Shell
ley as soon as their household goods
arrive. when they will make their
home in the Michaelson house.
Allen Shelley, who has been en-
ployed at the sugar factory, left last
Wednesday for Salt Lake City where
he will take the examination and
then visit his parents at Spanish
Fork until ordered to report to the
company in which he has enlisted.
William Pearson visited with
hnTno fnIkc in Colt Takd Cundau