The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1918-08-16
Judge Cowan is in Boise on official

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business.
Charles l.. Hart returned to Twi
Falls Thursday after spending
week in Blackfoot.
j. Roy Green of Soda Springs wa
a business visitor in Blackfoot re
Gently, proving on his homestead.
| j. w. Beachy returned to his hom
in Idaho Falls the fore part of tn
week.
Miss Alice Potter of Pocatello /.
visiting with Miss Bessie Jones fol
a few days.
Alfred Woodrow of Rexburg was
a business visitor in Blackfoot We'd
nesday.
John M. Pinkem of Nephi, Utah
was visitor in Blackfoot Wednes.
day.
Jess Dunkley of Provo, Utah,
passed thru Blackfoot Wednesday
enroute to Lost river for an outing.
Percy Stone of pocatello was a
business visitor in Blackfoot We'd
nesday.
DR.. Whitney of Rexburg, deputy
state vetenarian. was business
visitor in Blackfoot Wednesday.
Ralph Johnson of Blackfoot left
Wednesday Off an outing at Lava
Hot Springs.
John Jenkin of Butte, Mont, was
a business visitor in Blackfoot Tues
day.
Ben stidd of Rexburg was in
Blackfoot Tuesday proving up on
some land.
Mrs. Brig Jones went to Salt Lake
Tuesday to visit for several days with
relatives.
H. E. Dahlstrom was a business
visitor to Pocatello Monday and
Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Debby are the proud
parents of fine baby boy born Mon
day, Aug. ~, 1918.
DR.. C. v. Williams veterinary sur
geon. Phone Is, residence Jaw.
adv. 31tf
Leslie Jones, Robert Massie. Fred
Bell and Arvine Boyle motored to
Pocatello Sunday to spend the day.
Mrs. Pennington came up from
Pocatello Tuesday to visit with her
daughter for few days.
The beautiful new waists and
dresses just received from New York
were carefully selected by Miss
Katherine Ryan. They are distinc-
lively different, wonderful creations.
See them at the Golden Rule Mere.
20. adv. |
Bert Lincoln of Denver, Colo.
passed thru Blackfoot Tuesday en-
route to Mackay, where he will
visit.
Mrs. A. R. Fletcher returned Tues
lay from Eugene, Oregon, where she
las been visiting with her mother for
,wo months.
Rex Winder and family of Salt
lake motored to Blackfoot Sunday
md are visiting with the Parkin
amily at Thomas.
A few of the soldier bows that
eft Blackfoot August for the
raining camps have been given a
temporary discharge. l.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Warren of Porter
lille are rejoicing over the arrival
Il fine baby girl born Saturday,
Jug. 10, 1918.
Miss Milbery Pew and L. Chandler
ogether with Jess Gardner and Leila
hutchinson motored to Springfield
londay evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. G.. Bills and Mr..
nd Mrs. o. E. Bills returned the lat {
or part of the week from a weeks
isis at the National park.
The soda fountain at Murphey's
1gar store was out of order Tuesday 7
forming, but was Overhauled and is
ow In perfect working order.
Mr.. MacCosham of the Royles-
Iack company left Tuesday morning
,r Wolverine for few days. Mr..
acCosham has ranch there.
Mrs. Ruth Brown of Los Angles. G
al, arrived in Blackfoot Tuesday \
Id will visit at the Cushman home h
Pingree for several weeks. +;
Miss Ivie Grey returned to her o
ome in Perrie, Idaho Tuesday morn G
g, after spending the week visiting Fl
lth Miss Leona Burriston. 81
Grant Tame of Salt Lake, Utah ar Q Q
we'd in Blackfoot Sunday morning Il
ID Will visiet with relatives and 7
lends in Blackfoot and Thomas. h
Mrs. H. G. Parker and two little h
lighters Laurela and Patricia of n
ellsville, Utah, stopped in Black CT
OF Tuesday enroute to Drummond, tt
ont. k
Miss Jennie Hymas went to Salt a,
Ike, where she will be busy in the
llinery line for two weeks. She y,
II return with full line Of new o,
Il hats. GO
Mrs. T. J. Bennett and T.. c. pl
ckelson of Shelley were business o.
itors in Blackfoot Tuesday in con- m
ction with the Red Cross and coun- eq
of defense work. tn
The Misses Florence and Frances na