The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1919-05-09

LOCAL NEWS
Public at Standrod bank.

Horseshoe" castings and tubes.
Bills Auto company. 30a-tf.
Books on me war at the public
library in the city hall at Blackfoot
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w. j. Wallis, the painter, is an
Aberdeen visitor this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Egley were
Sunday visitors at Idaho Falls.
Theodore Delamer of Salt Lake
City is visiting his sister here this
week.
| Mrs. ]. R. Jones and little daugh-
ter Isabelle spent Thursday in Poca-
tel1o.
Miss C. O.. O'Brien of Boise is
spending a few days in Blackfoot, at
the Eccles hotel.
Henry Fuchas of near Fort Hall
| was in Blackfoot Thursday in search
of some Rural seed potatoes.
The mesdames Eldredge, George
Gagon and Robethan were visitors
in Pocatello Thursday.
Mrs. A. B. Stephens and Miss Va
| line Cutting were Pocatello visitors
Tuesday. They motored down.
Mrs. George Holbrook entertained
the ladies of the Episcopal guild at
her home Wednesday afternoon.
Neil F. Boyle and Eugene Hale
/ were purchasers this week of Buick
skies at the YELLOWSTONE garage.
Mrs. T. S. Riley returned Sunday
from Butte, where she spent several
days visiting friends and relatives.
E. Sagewick from Davenport,
Nebr. is here to spend possibly. the
full summer with his son Harold.
L. B. White is at his home, and
improving in satisfactory way,
after the operation for appendicitis,
| Mrs. John o'Neil of Butte returned
to her home Thursday morning after
a few days spent here on business.
Miss Vada Thompson has been i'll
this week : and unable to attend
school. She is getting along nicely,
however.
Roy P. Smith, representing the
Pembroke Engraving company of
Salt Lake City, was here on business
Thursday.
T. D. Harris of Caldwell, who has
been the guest of his son G. E. Harris
returned to his home Thursday
morning.
Miss nymas was a passenger on
the Thursday morning train for Po-
catello, where she went to attend to
some business matters.
DR.. R. w. Jackson is opening up
his Offices in the Hopkins building,
having shelves built in for medicines
and putting in new furniture.
The South Idaho asylum board met
Monday evening informally to APP
prove bills and 90 over the inventory
of property of the institution.
o. Buchanan was in Salt Las, City
Thursday to get, and bring hack a
new ton and half Republic truck
for the Clarke Transfer company.
N. M. Eldredge and Post master
Peck of Pocatello were in Blackfoot
Tuesday. Mr.. Eldredge was here
in interest of his furniture business.
The Henningsen Produce company
have moved their cream station to
Bybees grocery on Main street. s.
v. Clevenger, former agent is back
on the job. adv.
1 DR.. G. A. Hoover of the south
Idaho asylum entertained Thursday
Representative Addison T. Smith
and Captain A. H. Conner, 361st in
fantry Of Standpoint, Idaho.
Mr.. Nash, state land commissioner,
passed thru Blackfoot Thursday
morning. He was met at the depot
by George Marshall, who had little
business to transact with him.
Remember the entertainment to be
given on Friday evening, May 16 DIT
$50 O'Clock. Admission 25c and
1Oc. Every one come. adv. 1
Mrs. S. J. Snyder, Mrs. l.. M.
Stevens and two daughters left
Thursday morning for their home in
Ogden. They were here to attend
the funeral of their son and brother
1.-THE late w. Keith Snyder.
The program given by the first
ward primary association will begin
to $50 sharp. Admission for adults
Csc, children 10c Friday, May Is.
adv. l
Walter Young, who formerly lived
at Blackfoot, came in the first of the
week from France Over there
Walter was @. M. with the 91st
division. He goes to Portland this
week to visit his people.
DR.. and Mrs. r. /. Merrill arrived
in Blackfoot Thursday afternoon
from Smithfield, Utah. They are on
their way to Idaho Falls, but are
visiting with his sister Mrs. Henry
Dunn and family enroute.
w. R. Merrill, Billy Jordan, Miss
Reva Jacobs, Miss Vera Robertson,
Miss Pauline Campbell and Walter
Daley az a party motored to Poca-
tello Wednesday evening TO: the
carnival which is now showing there
to great crowds.
Mrs. H. G. Tavey returned Tuesday
from Salt Lake City, where she spent