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

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feed yard. adv. 24ti
Eph johnson was up from Sterlin
the last of the week.
Ben Pearson, of Moore, went t
Boise Saturday for a visit.
Swan Berg, from Pingree, was
Blackfoot visitor this week.
Mike Bischofr for painting anc
tinting. Phone $50! adv. 4Otf
Mrs. Ralph w. Adair spent tn,
latter part of last week in Salt LAX,
City.
]. B. DeHart returned the last o.
the week from a visit to the old home
in Nebraska.
Alex Younie went down to Sterlins
Wednesday to attend meeting O.
the townsite company.
Harry Allen was down from Mack
ay the first of the week and wen,
home Wednesday.
Frank Moser returned Thursday
from a two months visit in his home
territory in Illinois.
H. W. Curtis. left for southern Cal.
ifornia Tuesday to be gone for the
rest of the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Morrell, will
occupy the Dubois home in Black
foot during their absence.
John Twiggs and son, Weston, of
Thomas, went to Salt Lake to have
Weston treated for tonsilitis.
Frank Swauger og Ogden, the
sheepman, has been at Blackfoot re.
Gently looking after his flocks.
The Nofear Davis family spent the
holidays fighting the measles. Their
little girl is now fully recovered.
Charles Criddle, ST., was down
from Basalt Wednesday and filed his
official bond as justice of the peace.
Mrs. j., H. Maddox and son, Joe,
came down from Mackay Wednesday
on their way to Salt Lake and Los
Angeles.
Lorenzo Hennefer of Thomas is at
Idaho, and his brother Will
lie is at Redmond, Utah, for couple
of months.
]. w. Call, from Bull, is looking
over the lands of this section, MAX
ing trip down the Aberdeen branch
line Wednesday.
The regular priesthood meeting of
the first ward will be held Monday
evening. All other meetings are post
poned this week,
Mr.. Stats, of Soda Springs, and
H. A. Mueller, of Pocatello, spent
in Blackfoot in connection
with land business.
Mrs. David Daniels and Mrs.
Brown, of Arco, were Blackfoot visit
)rs this week, returning home on
Thursday morning.
Blackfoot people who habitually go
% church because they feel it is
/ duty, will have valid excuse for
lot going Sunday.
Mrs. F. e. DeKay and Katherine !
eft for Boise the last of the week |
o join Mr.. DeKay who has assum-
d duties of prison warden.
Miss Edith Norman, stenographer
t the First National Bank, left We'd
esday for two weeks visit at her
ONE in Monmouth, Illinois.
Edward McKenna of McDonaldville |
TENDED meeting of bank stock
olders at Pocatello Tuesday and
anne home Wednesday morning.
Rex Dunlap went down to Pingree
Wednesday morning to check up the
1mber station maintained there by
ne Boise-Payette lumber company.
j. M. Hartong, of bitulithic paving
onections, was in town this week
atching developments in the direct
N of east side paving next sum-
Ter.
Miss Edna Gillespie is completely
covered from her operation for ap-
endieitis in December, and will soon
Ike up her duties at Hayes Gift
Top.
]. M. Livingston of Aberdeen, re-
lrned from Boise Thursday where
3 had been for week visiting and
citing as a member of the third
)use.
Mark Cherry, brother of w. Fl.
lerry of Blackfoot, has Just re-
rned to his home at Mackay, after
uring California in company with
s wife.
A. N. Myrup and family came in
ON Howe Wednesday and went
nth to Utah. Mr.. Myrup will re-
IN, leaving the family to visit for
time.
Miss Irene Curley visited at the
pha Barrette home Wednesday.
rs. S. A. Barette accompanied her
ok to Idaho Falls, where she will
,it over Sunday.
Col Fugate returned to his home
Aberdeen Wednesday after having
Eyed in Blackfoot since Saturday
help the new commissioners get
D. w. Kerley lives on dry farm
st of Rockford. He came in on =
esday's Aberdeen train and report
the snow too deep to get about
lch with horses. iii
.rted in their work. Ill
|. C. Packard, from Sweet Sage and
witnesses Charles Groesbeck AID
hn Richards were in Blackfoot on
making final proof papers
Mr.. Packard's entry. iii
Henry Whitmill was down from
,nroe Wednesday doing a little
opping and looking over the county
It. Mr. Whitmill is planning to
lid a new house this spring and
IN he will tear down the old one
build barn. II
Mr.. and Mrs. E. R. Madsen return
the first of this week from a two
eks trip to southern California,
their marriage in Black
= rho,, 1ioitod with relatives in Il