The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1919-08-29
MORELAND


: Last Saturday afternoon the Aber
deem ball team played a game here
with the local team. 1t was one OF
the best games ever played here. The
teams were so evenly matched thai
the score was tied three different
times. Such was the condition al
the beginning of the ninth inning
score to 6. In their half Aberdeen
tailed to score, Ayres, first man up
for Moreland got hit and reached
/ first base. Clack hit three Dagger
and Ayres scored making the final
score 6 to in favor of Moreland.
The star play Of thhe game was a
sensational one-handed catch by
Phil Wray.
We understand that Billy" Bliss
and G. w. Ferrel nave formed part
nership and inted to build an up-to-
date blacksmith shop. At any rate
a cement foundation has been put in
just south of the Farnsworth store.
+ George H. Clark was the speaker
at the M L. A. meeting Sunday night.
He was accompanied by singers
from Blackfoot.
This Friday is Soldieds' Day at
Moreland. There will be ball game,
a program and dance. The ball
game is between Aberdeen and
Moreland and is scheduled to begin
at o'clock. Then comes drill by
the returned soldiers which is to be
followed by a program with a grand
ball in the evening.
Orson Crouch and Ben Horst ar
rived home last Thursday from the
army. Orson and his two brother
in-laws, Lindsay and Warren, of
Groveland and C. E. Liljenquist were
the speakers at the afternoon SER
vices Sunday
Harrison Mcknight, J. F. Grim
NETT and William Bartlett went to
Riverside Sunday morning in the in
terest of teacher-training work.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Bartlett, H. |
A. Benson, Lloyd Anderson and Mrs. |
Leslie Williams gave the M I. A. |
program at Groveland Sunday even
ing.
Our ball team plays Lava at the
springs Saturday. Many of our citi-
zens will accompany the team.
Mrs. T. A. Furnlss and family are
spending a week at Lava Hot
Springs. Mrs. Furniss' mother is
also there for her health.
The primary officers gave social
ast Monday afternoon to the pri-
mary children at the home of C. M.
England. Seventy-two children at
ended and all had a very enjoyable
ime
Eugene Liljenquist and daughter
rene returned home Monday for
hort visit to Logan, Utah.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Brown, Mr.
nd Mrs. Richard Farnsworth and
heir families accompanied by Mr..
nd Mrs. A. L. Farnsworth left {.
tuesday, morning for Logan to do !
york in the temple there.
Mr.. and Mrs. Meyers and daugh- :
or of Utah were visiting friends l.
ere Saturday and Sunday.
H. A. Grimmett is building an adj
ition to his house. s
c. E. Liljenquist is hauling lumber {
preparatory to building new house.
Mr.. Mcclellan of Blackfoot is i
nting the school house. e
School will commence next Tues
ay morning at 9 o'clock. High
,hool students will not enroll until 4
'ednesday morning. Those who do
ot enroll then will be at great dis, ~
Vantage. Parents should read the
education law for it will ;,
, enforced. II
Andy Clack and family have moved @
Firth. They intend soon to go to .
1icago to make their home. ~
George Raine, who has had charge
the lumber yard here is soon to :.
ave for ST. Anthony to take charge 81
the yard there. We have not
armed who will succeed Mr.. Raine ~
re.
Harrison Mcknight took a trip to ~
e Mud Lake country last week. He ~
Is much impressed by the possibil- g.
eS of that section of Idaho. 81