The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1918-12-20
SHELLEY

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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
William Flyg recently came home
from Salt Lake City, having been re-
leased from the s. A. T. c. at the
University of Utah.
Mrs. Packard went to Pocatello
last Thursday.
All lodges here are resuming their
weekly meetings.
J. c. Bolander is now located in
his new shoe shop on main street
and is doing good business.
Antoine Christensen came home re-
Gently having been discharged from
the s. A. T C. at Salt Lake City.
James A. Langton went to Black
foot on Thursday last on business.
Miss Elva Robinson is here from
Salt Lake visiting with her brother
Jed She has many friends, who are
glad to see her back in Shelley again
II only for a short time.
Miss Florence Mallory is home
from Salt Lake, where she has been
taking business course at the L. D.
s. business college. She will re-
sumo her studies when the school re-
opens there.
Misses Grace and F1oy Johnson
are out and around again after hay
ing the du.
Grant Hubbell of Blackfoot was
q business visitor in Shelley last
Saturday.
J. L. Moore, w s. Wright and H.
e. Mcmillan were business visitors
- <nl1 Ia ~,
: Mr.. Motive, our new tailor, re-
ports q very good business at this
time. g. f'
4 Painter Wallise Of Blackfoot was
in Shelley few days last week do
ing some finishing-up work ON the
Moore, Jones and Roberts building.
N M. Larson has built q bake oven
for Ben Farquhar's new bakery.
Carpenters Schureman and Madsen
have been working on the new bak-
cry also. getting things in shape for
opening.
Mr.. and Mrs. J l.. Moore and Mr.
and Mrs. o. w. Ellingson we're Idaho
Falls visitors last Tuesday evening.
J Locks, manager Of the Wade
Clothing store here reports very
good business since opening up.
j. G. Quigg recently returned
from Denver, after having marketed
several carloads of hogs there.
o. w. Ellingson was a Pocatello
visitor last Sunday.
William Seifert Of Montpelier, Ida
bought the Stag Cigar store here
from ]. Johnston of Idaho Falls. Mr..
Seifert took possession some time
ago. Shelley welcomes another good
business man.
Deputy Sheriff Miller of Black
foot was in Shelley last Wednesday.
Miss Helen Russell was an Idaho
Falls visitor last Wednesday.
L. Ivan Jensen, w. S. Wright and
J. L. Moore went to Blackfoot last
Thursday on business.
Wallace Mcbride came home re-
Gently from Camp Fremont, CAL,
having received an honorable dis
charge from the army.
Charley Catron came home last
Thursday, having been honorably
discharged from the army.
"a The doctors report rapid de-
crease in the number Of new influ- |
enza cases. People here seem to |
think now that the flu will be blot
ted out of this community, as strict |
quarantine is being maintained over |
any new case that may appear.
Mr.. Bailiff of Montpelier, Idaho
has purchased the r. C. Miller
Jewelry stock and has opened up for
business here. Shelley has another
business man.
Lester Norris is up and around |,
again, after a case of the flu.
The people Of Shelley are asked
to sicerely cooperate in maintain
ing strict quarantine over every
case of the influenza in this commun-
ity, so as to avoid the spread of the
disease. We now have this dreaded
disease on the decline and let us
blot 1t out as soon as we can.
Mrs. Viola Hansen is recovering
from severe case of the influenza.
Mrs. Delos Killian is recovering
from severe case of the influenza.
M. Bates of Idaho Falls was bust
ness visitor in Shelley two or three
days last week.
Neil F. Boyle of Blackfoot stopped
in Shelley last Wednesday. on his
way to Idaho Falls. ,
Willis A. Dial has recovered from
q slight case of the flu. s
Last saturday was busy day in
Shelley as many people were in town .
doing their Xmas shopping. !
The Dean Drug has nice display I
Of Xmas goods. i
Sheriff Simmons was a business !
visitor in Shelley last Friday.