The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1917-08-10
SHELLEY

| On Sunday. Mr.. Bamforth under.
went an operation for appendicitis
at the Cutler hospital. Tho 1t was
a very bad case the patient is re-
covering rapidly.
Grover T. Bennett returned from
Salt Lake City last week where he
had gone to enlist in the aviation
| corps. He did not pass the examina-
tion for it, therefore he took the ex-
animation for the marines. In this
branch he also failed to come up to
the requirements, he will now try to
enter some other department.
Lloyd Johnson left recently for
Yellowstone park; he expects to be
gone couple of weeks.
Alma Holm and family and Hyrum
| Hanson and family left Wednesday
for Lava Hot Springs to spend a few
days.
Miss Carrie Hansen returned to
her home Sunday evening after work
ing for the Shelley Mercantile COM
pany the latter part of the week.
Elmer Dean, Lester Holland and
the Misses Esther Holland and Flor
ence Mallory left Monday morning
for Heise Hot Springs.
w. S. Waller, brother of R. B.
Waller of the Golden Rule store,
Iassed the examination required by
the druggist association and he in
tends to take up his work along
that line in California.
Work was started Friday on the
new garage which is to be built on
the block just northeast of the old
public school building. There are
several teams and quite number
of workers already on the grounds
and they are beginning excavation
for the basement. This plot of
ground is the finest location in town
for a garage and on account of so
many tourists passing thru on their
way to the park, it is certain that
the garage men will be kept excep-
tionally busy.
DR.. Edwin Cutler, of Shelley, made
business trip to Dubois, Idaho, on
Monday.
L. A. LaMonte, of Drummond, has
leased the new Young hotel and took
possession of the same on the first
H..
hand at the business and expects to
keep up the reputation Of the house
which was considered the best in
Shelley. Mr.. Young, the former
proprietor, has gone to work for the
Weyl-Zuckerman company, looking
after their outside bushes, while
Mrs. Young will take much needed
rest, which she is justly entitled to.
Miss Carrie Hansen is working in
the Shelley Mercantile store for sew
eral days while Miss LaRue Monta-
que takes her vacation.
John l. Dean and family returned
to Shelley on Friday afternoon from
Sugar City in their car. They intend
making Shelley their future home.
They will live in the house formerly
occupied by Joe Jensen.
Elmo Whiting left Shelley, Tues
day morning for Salt Lake City
where he will join the marine corps.
A number of the farmers who are
developing their property in the Mud
Lake district have the promise Of
fair crops.
Miss Mary Cabeen left for Lincoln,
after spending the winter
at her home in Shelley.
A daughter was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Raymond Hansen on Friday,
August 3. Mother and daughter do
ing nicely.
A party consisting of Floy John
son, GuiIa Young, Grover Bennett
and Milton Kelley left Sunday morn
ing for Yellowstone park.
The potato and beet crops around
the Shelley district are very good,
and the shower we had Friday, altho
small, will help very much in their
growth.
Lloyd Johnson made business
trip to Ashton, Sunday.
Emmer Dean, Lester Holland,
Esther Holland and Florence NAL
Iory motored to Idaho Falls on Sun
day.