The Idaho Republican., 1919-05-06
LOCAL NEWS
Notary Public at Standrod banl

Horseshoe castings and tubes
Bills Auto company. 30a-tf
See J.. A. Stewart for dry farm
loans. Box TAI, Blackfoot.
Books on the war at the publ,
library in the city hall at Blackfoot
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Miss Flora McBeth, teacher al
Arco, was in town for the weekend
]. A. Swauger of Mackay stopped
here for day the last OF the weeh
Mr.. and Mrs. j. c., White visited in
BlackfoOt the weekend at the Eccles
hotel.
Miss Eula Wells. who is teaching
at Goshen, spent the weekend here
with friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. D. Sullivan were
in from Springfield for Sunday, al
the Eccles hotel.
Mrs. w. O. Bridges was ill few
days the latter part of the week, but
recovered by Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. X. p. Mclaughlin OF
Cerro Grande. were guests at the
Eccles hotel Saturday.
Fred R. O'Brien was Sunday
visitor. at the Ray Crabtree home.
He motored down from Idaho Falls.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. H. Stufflebeam
moved from the Eccles hotel to their
home on South Main street Monday.
Ben w. Davis, attorney of Poca-
tello, was in Blackfoot Friday at
tending to case in the district
court.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Varley re-
turned Saturday from Salt Lake City,
where they spent most of the week
visiting.
The altar society met at the home
of Mrs. D. D. Neelan Wednesday
afternoon for friendly chatting and
refreshments.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. l. Wagner Of st.
Anthony spent Saturday and Sunday
here with friends, stopping at the
Eccles hotel.
George A. Jorgenson, the grocer,
has just acquired new Buick car;
and has license to risk his life any
day in 1919.
Mrs. McElvy and Mrs. Woodwork
returned to their homes in Mackay
Saturday, after a month visiting at
Ogden, Utah. B.,
Miss Charlotte Arkwright of
Colorado Springs was in Blackfoot
from Friday to Monday. She was at
the Eccles hotel.
H. Masterson, representative of the
Warren brothers, selling road max
ing materials, spent the latter part
of last week here.
Fred Palmer arrived at New York
Saturday and will soon be out of the
army. He is with the 91st division,
not sick, not unhappy.
Mrs. Stevens, probation officer
went to Idaho Falls Saturday
to fetch the two Bentley boys, who
ran off to follow the carnival.
Harvey Bostick, general manager
for the Dupont Powder company,
passed thru Blackfoot the last of
the week, enroute to San Francisco.
Roy Bradshaw, Co. X. 361 in
fantry, came in Monday and went to
his home at Clayton on the Salmon
river. He was with the 91st division
all thru.
Mrs. Lizzie Locke has leased her
farm in the Rockford community,
and moved into Blackfoot last week.
She is now residing on South
Broadway.
A. o. Hancock of East Bridge and
North Adams streets, is taking piece
work plowing gardens around town.
He lives near A. T. Manning, who
has a phone.
Barney O'Neil was here Thursday
and Friday from Seattle, where he
is president of fish company. He
placed some orders, here, visited
friends and departed.
Feliv Paul, Of the BIG field signal
forward liaison, telephone
operator and wire stringer, of Co.
G, came in Monday. He is the son
Of T. J. Paul, we'll known hotel
man Of Arco.
e. O. Kraus, ship-atter on the u.
8. Cruiser CINCINNATI, and his
brother H. c. Kraus came up from
Salt Lake City Thursday and went
for land opportunities into
the Lost river country.
The Teton valley contains some of
the best stock, dairy and grain
farms In southeast Idaho. Some of
these are for sale at the right price. |
Sale list sent on request. Teton |
Reality company, briggs, Idaho.
42a-4m |
H. s. Thompson. formerly with the |
l60th infantry in France, and in
valided home as q casual, came down
from st. Anthony Thursday to ar
range land matters at the land office
and returned in the afternoon. !
Mr.. Trego worked down in the
Riverside territory the last OF the
week, calling ON the farmers, study
ng agricultural conditions, learn
crop promises for the season. and