The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1919-03-21
LOCAL NEWS
Notary Public at Standrod banl

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Notary Public at Standrod bank
Max Smith was a business visitor
in Shelley Tuesday.
E. T. Malcolm was a Shelley bust
ness visitor Tuesday.
L. C. Collins spent Tuesday even.
ing in Pocatello.
Horseshoe" castings and tubes
Bills Auto company. 3Oa-tf
Mrs. e. M. Ouse was Tuesday
visitor at Pocatello.
Birch Bird of Pocatello spent the
frst of the week in Blackfoot thans-
acting business. e.
DR.. Evans of Rexburg came down
for a. visit in Blackfoot Tuesday.
Write D. L. o'Neal for nursey
stock. Address Salt Lake City, Box
l1o2.. ~ - ' adv. 35a-2p
Lawrence lines of Paris, Idaho
was visitor here the first of the
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. M. Stevens of Po-
catello were in Blackfoot Tuesday
visiting friends.
M. Estabrook was a weekend WIS.,
itor here with friends. He returned
to Ogden Sunday morning.
Wallice, the painter, has just fin
ished decorating the Commercial
hotel and papering the office anew.
Miss Josephine Hendrie spent
Tuesday in Idaho Falls visiting and
attending to business.
R. S. Talbot of Spokane is spend
ing short time here, transacting
business and visiting friends.
Ed lockwood came down from
Shelley Tuesday afternoon to spend
the evening with home folks.
Books on the war at the public
library in the city hall at Blackfoot
tt
A H Simmons spent Tuesday in
Shelley attending to professional
business.
Mark Farmer and Port Arthur
spent Wednesday in Firth attending
to business.
E. M. Kennedy was business
visitor at Firth between trains We'd
nesday.
Mrs. Henry Dunn and daughter
Blanche and Miss Nita Bingham were
Pocatello visitors Wednesday.
Mrs. Hans sorensen from Hyrum,
Utah is visiting her relatives in
Mackay.
Money to loan on irrigated farms.
J. H. Early. adv. tt.
l.. G. Turner and John Conner of
Sterling visited with Blackfoot
friends the first Of the week.
Mrs. Frank Luffkin of Annis, came
to visit her Blackfoot relatives Mon
day.
Art Thayer came up from Salt
Lake last week and is filling a posi-
ton as salesman at the Empire Cigar |
store.
Mrs. Algood, a former Blackfoot |
lady, who was operated upon at Salt |
Lake recently, is getting along very |
nicely.
Miss Ethel Myers returned to her
lone in Aberdeen Wednesday after |
/ short visit with her sister in Poca-
clio. a.
FRANKLIN Clarke returned to his
oocatello home Monday afternoon,
lfter few days visit with his many
riends here. |
Mrs. M. Jackson of Ogden, after
listing her niece Mrs. A F.. Burgner
n Blackfoot returned to her home
n Utah Wednesday.
Wanted: Clean cotton rags at the
office. If.
Mrs. Bertha Krause, who was
ursing at Blackfoot for a week or
o, returned to Pocatello the first
f the week. l.
Mrs. Chales Eckman, who has been
listing in Blackfoot for some time
nth Mrs. A "A. Scott, left ror her
ONE in Salt Lake City Tuesday. Il
Charles M. Smith left the last of
he week for the Northwestern uni
ersity at Chicago to finish his course
, medicine. He was visiting at
lackf0ot with his parents. |,
George M. Snow, travelling auditor
n the Idaho Power company, has
cen in Blackfoot the past week
lditing the books of the local
ranch.
Mrs. r. w .Adair, who is taking 7
eatments at ST. Marks hospital in
lit Lake City, is getting along Y
cely and will be home about the 1
'rt Of the week.
Lee Hiatt and his wife and child
n came in from Basalt Wednesday
ID will visit for a few days with
r. HATS sister at Springfield Mrs. G
ed Greasy. n
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Gilman of q
pore went to Pocatello Tuesday, +,
lere their daughter Mrs. Taylor n