The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1920-01-16

back again, and Bill says he is sure
glad to get back altho he enjoyed his
work as a missionary.
Mrs. F. E. Roberts left for the
east last Thursday afternoon upon
receiving word of the instant death
Of her father.
w. T. Wade of Idaho Falls was
in town last Friday on business.
Mr.. Stands of Idaho Falls, form
erly Of Shelley, was in town last
Thursday visiting with friends.
Mrs. Boyle of Blackfoot was in
town last Monday on Red Cross
work.
The farmers in this vicinity have
very few potatoes left on hand. Four
dollars hundred is too much of
good thing for the farmer to resist.
They are hauling their spuds to town
at this price now whenever the
weather permits.
Sylvester Gutke, Dewey Ahlstrom,
Misses Nellie Williams and Violet
Sisson spent pleasant day last
Sunday at Lava Hot Springs.
| l.. W.. Norris has accepted a po-
sition as manager of the repair de-
partment of the Bills garage here.
George Sample and Mr.. Gravatt of
\ the Gravatt Transfer company of Po-
catello were in town last Saturday
on business. They are going to start
a freight truck-ine between Poca-
tello and Idaho Falls in the near
future.
j. l.. Moore went to Pocatello last
Monday morning on. important bust
ness matters.
Harold Woodward and J. A. Moore
of Firth attended the basket ball
game and dance in the high school
gym last Friday evening
"A. G., OFT recently purchased the
barber business of Doc Fairless at
the Stag pool hall.
SOren Yorgensen was Pocatello
visitor on business this week.
Last Friday evening the high
school basket ball team here played
the Idaho Falls second high school
team and beat them with score of
35 to II. Altho the score was very
uneven the game was interesting all
the way thru. Our boys had the
Idaho Falls boys outclassed in the
game in general, and we feel conf
dent we can defeat the Falls first
team any time they wish to play.
l. F. D. Moore was a Pocatello
visitor last Sunday.
N. N. Holm was a business visitor
in Pocatello last week.
L. Ivan Jensen was in Blackfoot
several times last week on legal
matters.
Lester Holland left for his duty in
the mission field for the L. D. S.
church last Sunday evening. His
headquarters for missionary work
Il be at Brooklyn, N. Y.
C. Guy Mallory left last week for
the central states mission. His many
friends wish him success in his mis-
onary work.
Lloyd Bennett also left last week
on mission for the L. D. S. church.
Louie Pounds left last week for
Salt Lake City, from there he will
take UP missionary work for the L.
D. S. church.
We are sorry to see these boys
leave this community, but wish them
success in their new field of duty.
Cantata a Success
The cantata entitled 1.-The Prince
cf Peace" given by the choir of the
NJ. E. church last Sunday evening,
Jan. II, was appreciated by all pres
ent. The church was filled to full
capacity. The program was as
follows:
Part l.
The Promise
Bible Prophecy, lisa. 9..........
Observation-Disclosures. Spencer
Piano Introduction ............
Miss Goldie White
Sing o. Heavens. Chorus
Bass solo,. R. Lambert
Quartet And There Shall Come
Forth" Mrs. Waller, Miss Van
AIKEN Messers Hurdle and Miller
Solo and chorus Fear Thou Not"
Mrs. R. N. Packard and Choir
Contralto solo Hail Bethlehem"
--....-I-.......-.M Miss Van AIKEN
Part II.
The FuIfllment
Fulfillment of the Bible prophecy,
Luke 2.---------.--------.------.--.- Pastor
Male quartet 20 Holy Night"
----..---.--.-..-----.----- Messrs
Lambert, Miller, Hurdle Foster
Soprano solo and chorus There
We're Shephards" .................
....-..-....... Mrs. Chapman and choir
Duet Bright Star of Hope. ...--....
Mrs. Chapman and Mrs. Waller
Male chorus March of the Magi"
Solo 20 Blessed Lord .--.....--....
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