The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1919-07-22
LOCAL NEWS
NotaH Public at standrod bank

Fruit jars at Cleggs' New and
Second Hand store. adv. 1a-2
Mrs. Blackburn of Shelley spent
Thursday with her sister Mrs. S. ".
Clevenger in Blackfoot.
For concrete blocks see ]. w. Par
sons, North Oak street. 51a-5p.
D. Taylor, an automobile sales
maj, has taken a position with the
Bills Auto company.
Judge j. H. Andersen and Frank
Bergman were off on camping and
fishing trip last week,
Mr.. and Mrs. L. J. Thorstenberg
motored to Salt Lake City Sunday.
They will return about Thursday.
J. E. Estensen left Thursday for
Chicago and New York to buy goods
for the Racket store.
Five minutes of hail will destroy
a seasons work, insure with Beebe.
- adv. 1913
Harold Anderson OF Pocatello Wis
tied his mother Mrs. y. Pelmulder
over the weekend.
Mrs. Charles Lynn Of Dallas, Ore.
is visiting her parents Mr.. and Mrs.
j. w .Conkle for q few days. J.
F. c. West is going east with q
shipment of three carloads OF horses
and will probably unload at Kansas
City.
Mrs. Joseph Mckinney Of Merid-
ian, Idaho, is in Blackfoot visiting
her daughter Mrs. D. Taylor for a
few days.
w. T.. Graham and family left
Saturday morning for Pocatello and
may go east for the rest of the sum-
mer.
Miss Lillian Day, who has been
with the Eccles hotel for some time,
left last" week for her home in Lo-
gan, Utah.
Miss Irene Williams Of the First
National bank, is spending a two
weeks vacation on the Bear Lake
beach and at Lava Hot Springs.
Your life insurance is about cut
in two. Prices have gone up so that
your life insurance will last about
half as long as it would in 1914. See
Beebe, adv.
The Fisher brothers, Charles ".
Fred, of Blackfoot, Earl of San
Francisco, and Harvey Idaho Falls,
were away last week on camping
trip in the Jackson's hole country.
Mr., and Mrs. William Woodhead
and their, son, from Provo, Utah are
at the Cottage hotel. Mr.. Wood
head is employed at the sugar
factory.
c. s. Beebe carries $25, 900 life in
surance in the Mutual Benefit Life
Insurance company, has applied for
$4,000 more. How about you? See
Beebe. adv. l
Mr.. and Mrs. L. B. kimble, the
Misses Nita Bingham and Florence
Early, Frank DeKay Jr., and Bobbie
Robbins made a Sunday trip to Lava
Hot Springs.
Miss Lavinia Plant, who recently
returned from the L. D s. mission
field in Seattle and Washington, has
a position with the Brown-Hart de-
partment store.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Gunderson of
Mount Pleasant, Utah visited their
daughter Miss Lutora Gunderson
Friday and are now in Mackay to
see their relative E. r. Madsen.
Ray N. Lewis of Harlan, Iowa,
has one of the chairs in Max Smiths
barber shop on Broadway. Mr..
Lewis moved here the last OF the
week.
Mrs. Meta Henderson has been
visiting for a few days with her
mother, Mrs. Young at Blackfoot,
Mrs. Henderson is nurse and
makes her home at Dubois.
Mrs. Grace M. Stevens and son
Sprague have gone to Boise, where
they will be joined by relatives fol
trip to Payette Lakes and other
places where scenery. is good.
Miss Laura Whittig has resigned
her position with the Brown-Hart
company and is visiting at Salt Lake
City. When she returns she and
Miss Jordan expect to go to the coast.
Fred billiard, who recently landed
at Camp Mills, N. Y. from overseas
with the 41st division, has been dis
charged and is visiting with rela-
tives in Boston. Mass, for two weeks.
M. J. Johnson of. Logan has
bought the Neil place, which was a
part of the old TregO ranch, and he
will make his home on the place as
soon as the lease expires.
A "A. Baird, local manager for the
Western Uunion Telegraph company,
is spending a week in Logan, accom-
panied by Mrs. Baird and the baby.
In Mr.. Baird's place is r. l.. jack
son Of Salt Lake City.
DR.. and Mrs. B. H. Hudson started
for Butte, Mont. in their Stearns-
knight SATURDAY.. The doctor will