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

cold nights we had. The beets just
coming up were also frozen. Many
good gardens were greatly damaged.
o. W. Ellingson and wife Of Idaho
Falls were in town last Sunday for
short time
Holger Christensen is building a
new house on his farm north of town.
John Woods and family of Idaho
Falls were in town last Sunday visit
ing with friends.
Quite number of Shelley people
attended the celebration of Neibaur
day in Sugar City last Tuesday.
Clifford Dean was an Idaho Falls
visitor Sunday visiting with a special
| friend.
Miss Goldie White came home last
Sunday afternoon from McMinnville,
Ore, where she has been spending
two or three weeks visiting with her
father and mother who reside there.
Three cafes are now operating sue
cessfully here. All three serve good
meals.
The Union block building is being
remodeled for modern hotel.
Shelley needs another drug store;
who's going to be the man to start
such business.
Miss Eva Robinson and Miss Grace
Greiner were Idaho Falls visitors
last Monday evening.
| Oliver Hansen was business
visitor in Idaho Falls last week.
Fred Nelson of Firth was in town
several times last week on business
matters of Importance.
| ]. l.. Moore and J. c. Jones made
trip to Wolverine canyon last Sat-
urday with couple of prospective
land buyers.
Charles Handel was an Idaho
Falls visitor last Saturday evening,
Miss Eva Robinson and Grace
Greiner were Idaho Falls visitors last
Saturday evening.
William Soucie is building fine
new house for Holger Christensen
on his ranch north Of town.
A. c. Quigg has recovered from a
severe attack of the mumps.
Yale J. Hurdle and wife of Chicago
| came in last Tuesday afternoon, and
will spend few weeks visiting with
Mr.. Hurdles parents of this city,
Mr.. and Mrs. O. V. Hurdle.
Fred Glenn has been confined to
his home for over ten days with a
severe case of the small pox.@
j. L., Moore and Nelson Miller
| went up and looked over the Mud
Lake country last Wednesday.
All schools closed here last Thurs
dow with c11oonccf,I uaors oop&: J,r
ing the influenza conditions during
the fall and winter. Professor Lang
ton has accepted the position as
superintendent again for next year.
1t is understood that not many Of
he grade teachers will be with us
again next year.
Clifford Dean was an Idaho Falls
visitor last Saturday evening.
Miss Eva Robinson left for her
home at Nampa last week.
Miss Mabel Stanley left for her
home in Corning, Iowa, last week.
Miss Stanley, we are sorry to say
will not be with the high school fac
ulty again next year. Miss Stanley
won much credit as a teacher in the
high school here, during the three
years she has taught and will be
missed.
Miss Grace Greiner left for her
. home at Camas Monday last week,
after having taught the full school
year.
Miss Helen Jillson, principal of
the grade school, left for her home
at Frankfort, Kan, last week.
Mr.. Wright made a trip out to his
dry farm last Sunday.
A number of young people here
enjoyed good dance in the Basalt
hall last Friday evening. The Han
sen orchestra furnished the music.
Mrs. W. s. Wright was Blackfoot
visitor last Sunday.
James Christensen recently pur-
chased a new Nash six.
W. s. Wright made trip out to
his dry farm west Of Blackfoot one
day last week. He reports conditions
looking favorable for a good crop
this year.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. l.. Moore were
Idaho Falls visitors last Saturday
evening.