The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1919-06-17

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baker Building. adv. 4Sa6
Mr. and Mrs. Roscoe Rich of Bur-
ley are in Blackfoot with friends.
! Mrs. c. A. Hoover left Monday
morning for Salt Lake City for a
short visit.
| Miss Eulah Palmer has gone to
Boise to be with her parents and
her friends say she has not promised
to return to Blackfoot.
Genuine Deering and Mccormack
machinery repairs at Sterling Hard
ware & Implement Company, Stude-
baker Building. adv. 4Sa6
Mr.. and Mrs A. L. Coles of Seattle
after spending two weeks here at
the Keystone hotel, left Monday for
! Burley.
Mrs. N. E Montgomery is getting
we'll after her recent illness. and is
at the home of Mrs. c. B. Montgom-
cry.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Phillip Thorstenberg
and Mr.. and, Mrs. Milton Stevenson
are spending few days at Arco on
a fishing trip.
Sgt. w. w. Fielding left last Sat
| urday for Moab, Utah, to visit rela-
tives indefinitely. Since his dis
charge he has been with relatives
and friends at Moreland.
Side delivery rakes, sweep rakes
and hay stackers. Sterling Hardware
& Implement Company, Studebaker
building. adv. 48a6
Mrs. Grace Conway will leave the
latter part of this week for Cam
q, Neb., to remain short time.
She will bring her little daughter
Jack with her.
l.. ]. Chapman returned from
Grand Junction, Colo, the end of
last week. Mr.. Chapman visited his
parents and friends in his home
own for ten days.
James Yancey has one of the new
self-starting Fords, bought at the
Bills Auto company The sunny side
of life will lose much when all Fords
don't have to be cranked
w. T. Hodges, soldier who came
10 this county to make start, is
working at the Ralph Taylor ranch
at Riverside. Hodges is from Wash
ington state.
Miss Alice Reay, a graduate nurse
IF st. Marks hospital of Salt Lake,
is visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
G.. E. Reay, and brothers and sister,
.ere for several weeks.
A bunch of Dodgers: John B.
Howell, Clara E. Cramer and John
T. Bishop, who recently bought
Dodge cars at the Bingham Motor
company's garage.
Sprague M. Stevens returned from
Boise Sunday and was met by his
mother, Mrs. Grace Stevens at Po-
Ito. Sprague finished his third
year at the Boise high school this
year.
Henry Gleed of Dillon, Mont,
came here Sunday to join Mrs. Gleed,
who has been visiting with their
aughter, Mrs. Margaret Ward. Mr..
and Mrs. Gleed intend a trip to Utah
soon.
Louis Stephens came home Thurs
day from the university at Moscow
where he put in the several months
that have passed since his release
from army training at the cadet
camp there. .l.
William Steers of Ogden, formerly
of headquarters company, 145th field
artillery, who went to France with
the advance draft from Kearny last
June, is visiting friends here for a
few days.
j. ]. Hobson of Ogden, Utah, has
moved here with his family and is
looking for home. Mr.. Hobson
has a dry farm that he wants t:
hold until the water is brought to
it by means of the Dubois project.
A motor party in three cars to
Wolverine Sunday included Mr.. and
Mrs. Ed Boyle, Mr.. and Mrs. U. w.
Taylor, Miss Myrna .Conkle, Mr.. and
Mrs. George Mason, Mr.. and Mrs.
Langley, Mr. ana MIS-. LOUIS felt.
Chautauqua week at Blackfoot is
to be souvenir week at The Repub-
lican office. Between programs at
the big tent, people can see the free
show OF type-casting machines at
The Republican office. Each visitor
will receive a souvenir. If
Miss Blanche Dunn is spending a
few days in Idaho Falls as guests of
her uncle, DR.. Merrill. Miss Doris
Dunn spent the weekend with them.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. G. Archart and
their family are guests from Lusk,
Wyo., at the Commercial hotel.
Nh and Mrs. Gordon Bills and
Mr.. and Mrs. James Christensen and
Miss Marie Christensen, returned
from Portland Friday, where they
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