The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1917-05-04

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J. P. Flanagan, of Mackay, was
in Blackfoot, Wednesday.
Miss Clare Chamberlin is spending
the week at American Falls.
T. B. Osborne, of Mackay, spent
day in Blackfoot this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Riplinger were
guests at the Eccles, Tuesday.
S. S Eccles went to Logan this
week to remain for some time.
E. w. Langtry, of Idaho Falls,
was down for day or two this week.
N M. Lamont, of Moore, stopped
in at Blackfoot the first OF the week.
Tom LIE Sieur, of Fort Hall, was
in Blackfoot for day or SO THIS
week.
C, E. Lafever is moving his family
to the head of Antelope creek for
the summer.
Miss Pearl Cherrington has accept
ed a position with the Bingham Alb
stract company.
| J. M. Berkner, of Aberdeen, is
making a short stay in Blackfoot at
the Eccles hotel.
George A, Ambrose, Of Mackay,
came down Wednesday, and put up
at the Cottage for day.
L, H. Blossom, of Aberdeen, was
Tuesday visitor in Blackfoot, ana
stopped at the Cottage hotel.
Jim Little was down from Lost
river the middle of the week to fetch
some herders for his sheep.
James Turnbull, of Rupert, was a
business visitor the first OF the week.
He registered at the Eccles hotel.
Mrs Everett Greene and children
returned Wednesday from snort
visit with friends in Salt Lake CITY.
= John Stone, of Salem, Utah, has
purchased the Lewis Anderson place
and he will take possession in about
I two weeks.
II F. B. Lytle, of the Wapello dis
trict has sold off his stock and i'm
elements and will move at once tc
$ Hagerman valley.
Q Mrs. C. James returned this week
from Spokane. where she spent the
time since December. She has dry
r farm south of Taber.
v Mr., and Mrs. Henry Damn expect
to leave next Tuesday for Orchard
Idaho, where Mr.. Damn will take
charge of a large ranch.
s. II your boy seems unusually will
> ing to rake the back yard these days
n remember the circus is coming Ma!
8, and give him quarter!
: Those who have any wall pape
to clean or any work in that lint
1 should read H. F.. Barker's ad il
this issue of The Republican.
| Mr.. and Mrs. A. Paulsen cam
from Salt Lake, Wednesday, to max
their home near Springfield. MI
Paulsen's mother accompanied them
II ]. T. Burke, from Kansas City
has been Investigating the opportuni
ties here for a real estate firm, blu
has not decided between Idaho an
Utah.
/ What do you think newspape
should do to bring about reform
when it finds such cases as the on
published on page four entitled, =
Horrible Example?'
l E. V. Call has bought the Rastu
Howard place and moved upon tn
same this week. His old home h
has sold to his father who has move
1 here from Chesterfield.
\ E. w. Howard has sold his farm
m north of Blackfoot, to E. V. Call, an
he will leave this week with hi
/ family for Chico, California, wher
I they will make their home.
| Mrs. Frank Wilson and he
I daughter, Mrs. Alma Johnson, RI
I turned last week from Los Angelo
where they absorbed sunshine fc
the past three months.
George E. Tillett, of Salt LAX
has taken a position in the tailorin
department of Hoffman, & Garvll
Mr.. Tillett is an up-to-date ta1lt
and should do we'll here.
III
l Manager Thompson, Of the Rem
ington hotel at Twin Falls, visite
Blackfoot, Wednesday, and inspec
ed the new Eccles hotel, while visi
ing his friend, Mr.. Hall, its manage
1 Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Linnabary an
family arrived from Ryegate, MO
tana, Wednesday, on their way
Aberdeen to make their home. M
Linnabary has purchased the far
I of Rev. Turner.
III Otto Kientz, of Logan, who is
have charge of the new barber sh'
in the Eccles hotel, Is here makll