The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1917-04-20

Ogden grocers are supplied will
early California vegetables.
The public school closed last Weel
because the treasury was empty.
The Utah & Northern Railway is
to be widened and Strengthened be-
tween Ogden and Pocatello, reducing
the time about two or three hours
for the run.
The Good Templers are arranging
to put on the play, HTen Nights in
a Bar Room"
Myers Cohn, of Onida county, had
a road-overseer prosecuted for ma
licious mischief. Cohn had fenced
up an old travelled road, and the
overseer opened it. At the trial it
was shown that Cohn had fenced up
part of the reservation and the over
seer was indicated.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Lloyd, of Cali
fornia, are visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
Rowles, of Blackfoot, father and
mother of Mrs. Lloyd. Mrs. Rowles
and her son, Edward, will return to
| California with them.
Hon Fred T. Dubois is expected to
reach the territory by the tenth of
May and will take the field in behalf
of statehood.
Major Gallagher will probably test
the possibility of an artesian well at
the agency. The government has
made an appropriation sufficient to
begin with.
Bonnie Holbrook is quite i'll with
intermittent fever.
w. E. Barnhart and Jack Bunting,
late with Bunting Wheeler & COM
pany, of Eagle Rock, have accepted
position with C. Bunting & company
at Blackfoot and have moved here
with their families
Papers of incorporation for Cedar
Point Irrigation company have been
filed in the office of the secretary of
the territory The capital stock is
placed at $25, 900 and Basalt is NAM
ed as it's place of business.
H o. Hardness, of McCammon, re-
turned from Seattle and Tacoma. He
went there to consider making invest
ments but decided that Ogden was
better. Seattle has doubled its pop
Sr1ono mr. in
have been pleased to watch Tacoma
grow" Seattle and Tacoma are
cities and Ogden is just big coun-
try town.
John S. Watson, Richard Watson,
George Watson and Homer Laliburty
we're in court this week because they
had had a fight over an irrigation
ditch. John and Richard seemed to
have been the main actors and fought
one bout armed with shovels. Lali-
burty looked on and prevented
George from participating with an
ak. The matter will be referred to
the grand jury.
Major Danilson, Attorney Whittier,
Perry Arson, julie Bassett and Frank
Beane and wife, of Blackfoot, attend
ed the inauguration OF Governor
Shoup at Boise.
Ayers Cherry Pectoral is highly
as a cure for coids
and coughs.
Ayers sarsaparilla is the best and
most economical blood purifier in the
market. Price $1.0O, worth $500
per bottle.
Sheriff Woodin has brought suit
,gainst Auditor .Robethan to force
1im to issue warrants for bills al
owed by the commissioners for keep
ng the county prisoners. The case
will be heard by Judge Berry at the
Rear Lake term of court. n Later:
rhe case was decided in, favor OF
WoOdin.
The Good Templars elected the fol-
owing officers: Mrs. J. W. Jones,
2alph P Morgan, Sample Orr, Mrs.
yherry, Percy Jones, Ben Holbrook,
". III. Danilson, Bert Pierce, Allie
hopkins, George Holbrook.
Married at Blackfoot, April ~,
$50. Miss Coral Morgan, daughter
# Judge and Mrs. J. T. Morgan, TO
Ir. G. B. burst, of Salt Lake. Rev.
rend George G. Stull officiated.
POCATELLO GIRLS ENLIST
in THE u. S. NAVY
pocatello-Four PocatellO girls
esterday applied for service in the
ayy and were accepted as yeomen.
hey will take the place of men In