The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1919-05-30
LOCAL NEWS

Notary Public at Standrod bank.

Earl Adams of Shelley spent Wed
nesday in Blackfoot with friends.
Fred Kiefer of Idaho Falls was a
Tuesday business visitor here.
Mrs. Mahaley Paul, of Jerome, is
here to attend to land business.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. Misslen are spend
ing few days in Aberdeen.
Oren Bills spent the middle of the
week in Shelley on business.
Mrs. James Cobbley is in Salt Lake
City to spend month with relatives.
Arthur Unkefer is in Pocatello to
be assigned by the railroad to po-
sition in this division.
Horseshoe" castings and tubes,
Bills Auto company. 30a-tf
Thomas Bumgarner, is reported to
be seriously i'll with DR.. Simmons at
tending physician.
Miss Valine Cutting has accepted
a position with the JOrgenson
Grocery company.
Earl Warren visited in Idaho
Falls Tuesday and attended to bust
ness at the same time.
|: Miss Aurora Harrington will leave
Friday for Salt Lake City, where she
will enjoy two weeks vacation.
Mrs. R.. G. Boone was in town
Tuesday attending to homestead
business.
Earl Bowers went to st. Anthony
Tuesday, to attend to business for
several days.
Harry Hunter of Mackay was in
Blackfoot Sunday to attend the
Dolph Johnson funeral.
Mrs. w C. Thompson has returned
to Pocatello to be with her daughter
Mrs. Nunamaker, who is i'll.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Gibbs Of Ash
ton visited for a few days this week
with Mrs. w. H. Cherry.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. B. Carlos of
Mackay attended the Dolph Johnson
funeral Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. S. Williams of
Denver are in Blackfoot for a short
time at the Commercial hotel.
eolon B. Clark of Mackay was in
Blackfoot Wednesday at the Eccles
hotel.
Mrs. c. E. Harris left the first of
the week for Ogden, where she is
spending short time visiting with
friends and relatives.
Miss Margaret Earl and Miss Mol
lie Porter Of Idaho Falls are the
guests of Miss Irene Good for few
days visit this week.
Mrs. James B. Adamson has re-
turned to her position in the county
treasurer's office for the present busy
period.
Books on the war at the public
library in the city hall at Rlackfoot,
IT,.
Lieut.. Linden o. johnson is ex-
pected home from the Mexican
border this week, to visit his mother
Mrs. Hattie Johnson.
Last year the hail destroyed
thousands of. dollars worth of grow
ing crops for the Bingham county
farmers.
Fosters Weather Report
"As we see it this is one of the
great hail storm years. We are ex-
pecting disastrous storms in July and
very severe storms in une. These
great storms are expected to- include
destructive hail storms, and farmers
should insure against hail.
There hail storms are close kin to
tornadoes b, and thunder-storms.
Storms are 1000 to 1000 miles in
diameter and our efforts are to To-
cate their central parts. This storm
will effect the whole continent and
reach into the Mexican Gulf"
Mr.. Foster is recognized author
ity in weather forecasting. Insur-
ance can be procured from G. s.
Beebe in the larger companies
against hail at these rates; per
cent on all field crops (including
alfalfa, timothy, clover, sugar beets.
potatoes, barley and rye); per cent
on peas, beans and fruit. 1t costs no
more to get your policy now than it
does later and all policies expire
October Is.
You can get up to SIS per acre on
irrigated land and up to $40 per
acre on non-irrigated.
If you will call Mr.. Beebe at phone
100 during office hours, or 292
evenings or in case you cannot get
Mr.. Beebe, ask for Miss Lloyd at 514
evenings, and indicate that you want
to be further informed you will re-
ceive "Beebe Service at once. If
you cannot get to telephone write
to C. s. Beebe, Blaekfoot, Idaho and
give your address and approximate
location and he will call on you.
adv. 1852