The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1918-08-27
CERRO GRANDE

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Mr.. and Mrs. Carey Edmonson,
who have been in Pocatello the past
week have returned to their home
here to remain the rest of the sum-
mer.
j. E. Hamburg has arrived home
from business trip to Rupurt and
Pocatello.
Mrs. Viola Whorley of Pullman,
Wash. has come out to her ranch
here to reman the rest Of the sum-
mer.
Ray Miller of Felt, Idaho has filed
on a homestead south of town. He
will bring his farm machinery over
from the basin, also several teams of
horses, some cows and other stock
just as soon as he has harvested his
grain there. He intends to build a
house and barn this fall and move in
for the winter.
Last week party of business men
from TetOnia were in Cerro Grande
spects of obtaining farm lands here
and other business interests with the
result that six new residents will be
added to Cerro Grande's farming
community next spring. They all
come we'll equipped to begin farming
as soon as spring opens.
The party consisted of John Hill,
w. J. Hill, George Caldwell and Bis
hip M. Caldwell. The visitors were
entertained at the Edwards home
while here.
Samuel Tilley and Frank Gurgu-
son are weekend visitors in Black
foot. Mr.. Ferguson expects to pur-
chase some horses to bring back pre-
paratory for fall plowing|
Mrs. Dustin Wakefield and sister
of Arco motored into town Friday
They went on to Pocatello Friday
evening, where Mrs. Wakefield will
visit with her parents for few days.
There was a wedding in Cerro
Grande last Thursday evening, when
Bishop Caldwell officiated in the
marriage Of his nephew James Cald-
well and Mrs. Laura Young both of
this place. James wears a broad
smile now and says demonstrating is
not SO bad when there Is Bonnie
Bride" to welcome one home when
the days! work ia DONE
H. G.. Cummings, who has been in
Howe for the past month has re-
turned to his ranch.
Mrs. A. s. Mcdonald of this place
went to Pendleton, Ore. Friday to
join her husband Prof. Mcdonald.
They expect to open their music
studio there about Sept. /.
D. C. Whiting and wife of Twin
Butes were shopping in Cerro Grande
Thursday.
s. M. Sturgill was business Wis
itor here Thursday.
briggs Mat Quay of the Quay
pharmacy of Arco spent few days
on his ranch north of town last week,
returning to his place of business
Saturday.
Mrs. F. Clements was business
visitor here Saturday.
Milo j. MCGEE and Earl Holland
were called to Camp Lewis last week.
They left Friday for American Lake.
S. M. Sturgill was transacting bust
ness in Cerro Grande Saturday.
Frank Furgeson, who has been in
Howe for several weeks, where he
has been making hay, returned home
to put up his own hay.
Douglas Edwards, who had the
misfortune of getting badly
sprained ankle in runaway about
a month ago has recovered enough
to be in town today on business and
stated that he hoped to be completely
recovered to enable him to take
training at American Lake by the
next call August 20.
Ernest Benson is visiting his
brother in San Francisco for few
weeks.
D. c. Whiting was Cerro Grande
visitor Monday.
H. c. Stinson was a business Wis
itor here Thursday.
Last Sunday the Mesdames Whit
ing, Mcdonald and Stinson and the
Misses Stinson, Hurst Whiting and
Sturgill spent the day exploring the
cave at the Twin Buttes, the cave is
about half a mile in length and is
filled with water at the lower side.
After partaking of their picnic lunch
con at the mouth of the cave they
motored back to their homes tired,
but pleased with the days enjoy
ment.
Mrs. E. s. Simmons and Mrs. !
Sanil Tilley spent Sunday at Mrs. |
Simmons ranch mile. south of !
town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Weaver, Miss Hazel |
Grimm and DR.. Mackay returned |