The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1917-01-12
C. 8. Beebe. ATTORNEY


deem Wednesday morning.
Mike Nielsen. the merchant G
Moore, went to Salt Lake Tuesday.
DR.. N. X. Whitney, from Rexbure
was Blackfoot visitor this week
Barley at Blackfoot Grain & Pro
duce company elevator, phone 204
adv. 46t
L. S. Shepard came down from
Mackay Wednesday and went to Sal
Lake.
T. j. Bennett of Shelley, is one O
the clerks in the house of represen
tatives.
mr.. and Mrs C. w. Berrymal
spent the first of the week in Sal
Lake City.
Judge Cowen is in Pocatello to as
sist with the work of Judge Guheen
who is ill.
Mrs. Stuart of Springfield return
ed Wednesday from trip to Sal
Lake and Ogden.
Isaac Jensen, from Austin, passed
thru Blackfoot Wednesday on his way
to Soda Springs.
Miss Mildred Hennefer returned
Saturday from a visit with relatives
in the Rigby country.
Scott Vaught, of Mackay, returned
Thursday from the Idaho Woolman s
convention at Boise.
Senator and Mrs. L. R. Tomas left
Sunday for Boise to attend the four
teenth session of the solons.
L. Roseborough, from st. Anthony
a stock man, was down to join in
the land office rush this week.
M. L. Lockyear and his son, L. C.
Lockyear, were down from Allridge
Wednesday and filed on some land.
Mrs. Sterile, from Springfield, re-
turned Wednesday from a trip to Og-
den, where she visited with relatives.
DR.. H. H. Scarborough was busy
man at The Cottage Hotel on Tues
day and went out to Mackay Wednes-
day.
Miss Margaret Jones of Arco and
Francis Carlson of Darlington have
returned to Blackfoot to attend
school,
Henry Chandler of Springfield had
business with the commissioners
Tuesday and went home Wednesday
Mr.. and Mrs. L. B. Dustin are
spending the latter part of the week
IN Salt Lake City with Mr.. Dustin's
relatives.
Lowell Holbrook has given up his
position with the Pearson grocery and
s preparing to leave to enter a school
If insurance.
James F. Brown, of Bancroft, has
'een visiting his parents. Mr.. and
1rs. c. H. Brown, and sister, Mrs.
}. A. Hoover.
Christopher Barnstable started for
1riswell, Iowa, Thursday morning for
two weeks visit with his parents
nd old friends.
L. e Jones who moved from this
ocality recently, has settled for the
resentI at number 858 fourth, A St.,
'ocatello. Idaho.
George Drew had his appendix re-
loved last month at the Blackfoot
ospital and reports satisfactory treat |
lent and rapid recovery.
Mrs. Bachman of Idaho Falls went
ut to Mackay Saturday to visit her
and will go from there to
alt Lake for three months.
N. M. Eldredge was up from Poca-
clio the first of the week attending
meeting of the stockholders Of the
furniture company.
Henry Dunn receiced hornless
hort Horn male Gait Saturday by
lpress from J. H. Miller, breeder
high grade stock at Peru, Indiana
]. e. Cox, superintendent of con-
ruction for Dahle& Eccles made a
lip to Rexburg Wednesday afternoon
company with John Fetzer of Salt
AXE.
E. w. Browning came down from
exburg Wednesday. He had not
zen in Blackfoot for couple of
ears and remarked the growth of
e town.
c. S. Beebe braved the biting s
'eezes on New Year day to bag t
ess of fish at Moore. Gust like 6
king candy from a child" said
r. Beebe.
Miss Edith Miller, daughter of Mr..
I'd Mrs, Robert Miller of Mackay,
rs in Blackfoot Saturday afternoon v
her way to Oakley where she is
aching school, a
Judge D. w. Standrod, D. L. Evans S
d c. w. Bergman returned from t
co and Mackay Friday where they
d been inspecting the banRs be- "
lging to their chain. 7
William Robson and wife, former e
sidents of Blackfoot but now of n
eichen, Alberta were here last s
turday on their way to Mackay to
ut Mr.. Robson's brother. h
Oscar Wiqger was in town Friday ]
d Saturday on tour of the towns V
the upper Snake river valley. He o
ed to live at st. Anthony but is now
aling in real estate in Salt Lake. n
Mrs George Holbrook and little s
lighter Barbara came home We'd s.
sday morning from Rock Springs, b
yoming, where they went to spend Il
3 Christmas holidays with Mr.. Hol- a
ook, now manager of a dry-goods
IRE at that place. e
7. r. ones came down from Mack "
Thursday on account of the death fl
his brother, E. e. Jones at Chicago fl
the 3rd of January. After con- U
ring with his brother and sister e.
re and at Aberdeen, Mr.. Jones re-
ned to Mackay without going b
IT for the funeral. Ell