The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1919-04-08
LOCAL NEWS
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In doing business it pays to deal
with responsible firm Especially
with the problem of life insurance.
See Beebe before you buy your life
insurance, get square deal and the
benefit of his business ability and
experience. adv. 3Sa-3mf
John Mulyille has been up from
Burley for few days. He is work.
ing for Walker Rich of the Caribou
Livestock company.
Edwin Homer, who has been in
the hospital at Salt Lake. returned
home last week.
Mrs. Byrd Trego returned home
Saturday evening, after two weeks
in Salt Lake City attending an eye
specialist for daily treatments, which
she believes were very effective.
Horseshoe" castings and tubes,
Bills Auto company. 30a-tf.
Ernest Pearson, who went to
Salt Lake City the middle of the
week for an X-ray examination of
his upper jaw, found that the condi-
ton was more serious than was
thought, and may have to be oper-
ated, on.
s. G. North of Pocatello spent
Saturday in Blackfoot and is going to
locate here as a salesman for the
Capital life Insurance company.
Miss Gladys Cutler of Idaho Falls
spent the weekend with her sister
Miss Genevieve Cutler.
Books on the war at the public
library in the city hall at Blackfoot,
tt.
Mrs. Grace Faulkner spent Satur-
day with friends in Pocatello.
Mrs. G.. A. Powell, Anna and
George Powell and. Mrs. c. D. La
Fever spent Saturday visiting in
Idaho Falls.
Cpl. Horace R. Cherry of Grace
came up for land business matters
Saturday and met his uncle C. O.
cherry from Salt Lake, whom he had
not seen for several years.
l.. E. Sartin and his wife from
Oxford, Kan. moved to Blackfoot the
last of the week and while looking
for home and location are visit
ing Mr.. Sartin's brother at Firth,
0. s. Sartin M
Mrs. P. Mckenzie arrived from
Salt Lake Saturday, met her hus-
band, and together they are inspect
ing some land they purchased at
Thomas, with view to making their
home there.
Col, Thomas j. Lewis, Inspector
general U. S. army, of Portland, Ore.
spent Friday night and Saturday in
Blackfoot at the Eccles hotel on gov
eminent business.
For sale small restaurant and
lunch counter in city of 1000 pop
ulation or better. This will 60 very
reasonable If taken at once. Owner
has good reason for selling. II in
terested write or call Thatcher
Realty company, Rexburg, Idaho.
adv. 37a-4
Mr.. and Mrs. J. F. Reno returned
to their home in Mackay Saturday
morning, after pleasure trip.
! N. H. Nelson of Arco returned
Saturday from a visit with Utah
friends. Et
H. G. Greenwood, his wife and
daughter returned from a trip to
Washington and went up to their
home at Mackay Saturday.
Mrs. A. M. Quigley of Sterling re-
turned from Rexburg Saturday,
where she attended the funeral of
AL Heath.
Mrs. ]. Dietrich of Berenice ar
rived home Friday from visit with
friends in Topeka, SKan. ......-
Miss M. Maulding of Boise came
over to visit friends at Howe last
Friday. ' y '9a
Mrs. Grace Winchester went to
Arco Friday to spend the weekend
with her aunt Mrs. Smohl.
G. s. Gushing of Salt Lake City
visited for several days last week
with Mr.. Newland.
i, George Eding of Cerro Grande was
a business visitor in Blackfoot Fri
day aA5fi Dig
Fremont Mcdonald, who spent
several days here with his brother
and family, left Friday for his home
in Crystal.
A little daughter was born to Mr..
and Mrs. Hershell Parker Wednes-
day, April Q. .E
George B. Crawford Of St. An
thony was q weekend business Wis
itor here. 4GtF ~ e
Miss Lillian Christensen spent the
weekend in Pocatello with friends.
Miss Lulu Endley of Spokane ar
rived in Blackfoot Thursday for q
visit with her sister Mrs. Jack Os-
born.
Miss Parsons Of Pocatello visited |
friends here Wednesday and re-
turned to her home Thursday. ~
Glen Brown of Salt Lake, City
spent the weekend here with
friends. >.,l 5a ..,.s,.. taf..
Miss Ora Murphy, who is attend
ing Lincoln college at Idaho Falls
spent Sunday here with her mother.