The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1919-04-15

LOCAL NEWS

Notary Public at Standrod bank:
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John Wray was in from Moreland
Saturday.
E. M. Long of Arco was Sunday
visitor here.
Books on the war at the public
library in the city hall at Blackfoot.
IT,.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. G. Sollenberger
eft Thursday to make an eastern
trip.
T. C. Anderson of Shelley was a
guest at the Cottage hotel over
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. S. Thurston Of
Ogden were guests at the Cottage
hotel Thursday.
Adrian Frampton of southern
Utah is visiting for a few days at
the Carson House..
Miss Anna Blomquist is visiting
her sister Mrs. Lawrence Thorsten-
berg for few days.
H. G. Harris, an attorney of St.
Anthony was a business visitor here
Friday at the Cottage hotel.
w. F. Bergman went up to
Mackay Monday morning to attend
to some business for day or so.
A Beebe auto policy protecting you
against fire and theft is great COM
fort these nights" Phont 120.
adv. 39-4mf.
M. S. Eccles of Logan spent Sun
day here visiting friends and at
tending to a few matters OF business.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Tolman OF
Chesterfield were weekend guests OF
Mrs. Agnes E. Tolman in Blackfoot.
H. w. Haines and DR.. F. o. Reyes
stopped at Blackfoot Friday, return
ing to St. Anthony from Salt Lake.
A. B. Stephens is erecting NOR
ern six-room frame house on North
University avenue for his brother
E. C. Stephens.
R. S. Talbot, railroad man whose
headquarters are at Spokane, IS a
guest at the Eccles this week, while
here on business.
Ralph Defenbach of the firm OF
Defenbach & Sons of Lewiston, is
at the Blackfoot asylum auditing
books of the past administration.
Ralph w. Adair, county attorney
expects to leave Thursday fol
Chicago, where he will spend short
time attending to business matters
w. w. Huffaker and E. M. Holden
of Idaho Falls stopped over in
Blackfoot Sunday enroute to Mackay
They were Eccles hotel guests while
in town.
Jorgensen's grocery are building
sausage house of brick and cemen,
at the rear Of the store, and the ma
chinery will soon be installed. The
building is 14x22 feet in size.
Miss Hattie Johnson and hel
brother Roah, from Thomas were
the guests for a few days OF Mrs
VI. R. Simmons in BlackfOot. Mrs
Simmons is teaching at the Thomas
school.
C. C. Sjostrom of Groveland came
in Saturday to see his friends ant
get line on the road bond election
Mrs. Carey and Mrs. Neil F. Boyle
| are in Seattle attending convention
of the Red Cross.
Jimmy Larsen of Springfield wa
in Friday, attending to matters con
corning his farm, which he has beef
trying to realize on. The man t.
whom he sold it has died, and tn
deed must be probated.
In doing business it pays to dea
with a responsible firm. Especially
with the problem of life insurance
See Beebe before you buy your lif
insurance, get square deal and tn
benefit of his business ability an
experience. adv. 3Sa-3m
Rufus Tolman is in from Chester
field, where is is working, to visi
his mother Mrs. Agnes E. Tolman
and preparing to make trip cas-
to West Virginia. Rufus is just on
of the army and has two brother
still in the service.
Mrs. Arthur Newland and SINAI
son returned last week from Santa
uuin, Utah, where she visited rela
tives. Miss Myrtle Gushing a rela
tive of Mrs. Newland, came to Black
foot with her and will remain TO
an indefinite visit.
D. w. Standrod of Pocatello spen
Sunday here attending to business
Mrs. A. Pennington and daughte
Laura spent the first Of last wee
in Salt Lake City on little pleasur
and business trip. They returne
Wednesday evening.
Horseshoe castings and tubel
Bills Auto company. 30a-t
For sale a small restaurant an
lunch counter in a city Of 1000 poi
ulation or better. This will 60 YER
reasonable If taken at once. Owne
has good reason for selling. If ir
terested write or call Thatche
Realty company, Rexburg, Idaho.
| adv. 37a-