The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1920-07-09

~. II. blelHdH maze BUSINESS
trip 10 Arco Thursday.
Harry Martin from Pocatello is
here on business.
Verna Miller left today for Salt
Lake City.
Mrs. Joe Soulsby and daughter left
this morning for Pocatello.
Mrs. w. H. Harman made a bust
ness trip to Pocatello today.
DR.. and Mrs 3ernhisel and daugh-
ter left today for Lava Hot Springs.
Mr.. McKinsey made a business
trip to Idaho Falls today.
Russell Hardy made business
trip to Pocatello today.
Margaret Davis is on the sick list
today. s,.y.tss 4sss1ssg
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Ragan left
Thursday for Pocatello.
Mrs. r. T. Drollinger left this
morning for a short visit at Ogden.
Money for farm loans is scarce.
Received telegram offering 5000, 600
for five-year loans at reasonable
rate and liberal option. If interest
ed act now. Telephone 1870. CT S..
Beebe-Adv. $3.50
Lowell Holbrook has accepted a
position with Bybee's grocery at Ida
no Falls.
w. ]. Owen has returned from
Boise, where he has been for nearly
year.
Percy Hutton and wife of Good
ing are in Blackfoot today on their
way to Montana for pleasure. They
are travelling by auto.
James Martin and wife and son
Harry and Burton Albertson and
Miss Ora Rogers made trip to Te
tonia Sunday and returned Monday.
They report dry farm crops unusual
ly good, and brought home some rye
that is almost as tall as a man.
P. ]. Williams and family are
spending the week touring Cache
valley, Gentle valley and the Ches-
terrified country.
J. H. Andersen and F. E. Seeger
are back from trip thru the up
per valley and part of the park. They
were looking for good fishing, but
found them thinned out, probably
due to lack of irrigation last year.
D. H. Biethan reports having re-
Gently furnished large rpoming
house at Challis, so all guests will
be happy.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. r. Dolan visited
for several days with their daugh-
ter, Mrs. Cody, in Boise.
Miss Minnie Halberg spent the |
Fourth in Boise, the guest of her
friend, Mrs. Cody.
]. E. Lindsey and wife were up
from Ogden visiting relatives the
first of the week.
Mrs. Joe SOulsby and little daugh- |
ter went to Pocatello Friday morn
ing.
Jesse Whitcomb and wife left for
Malad Friday morning.
G.. w. Stowell is in Blackfoot for
a few days soliciting support in de-
veloping some mining claims he has
located near Caliente, New. He shows
some fine specimens.
Edwin Watson left this morning
for Garland, Utah, to see his daugh-
ter, who is very ill.
Ella Hunter, who has been here
visiting with Margaret Jones, left
this morning for Boise to attend
school.
Mrs. w. D. Pierce spent Monday
in Burley.
Ida Chapman returned Tuesday
morning from Basalt, where she
spent a few days visiting with
friends.
George Phillips was in Pocatello
Mr.. and Mrs. W. E. Van Noy and
Mr.. and Mrs. George Davis -motored
to Pocatello Monday morning.
Emma Freidli left this morning
Tor an extended visit with relatives
1t Logan.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Bithell of Te-
.onia returned to their home after
visiting here with relatives.
Fire insurance. j. H. Early. +
adv26tf
Otis Miller has opened a barber
shop in one front corner of Delays |
pool hall and cafe. |;
Monty Kirkpatrick came up from
Noulton this week to visit few days
With his friends at Blackfoot. He [
aye he will go back Tuesday to be-
sin haying. He reports crops look
ng pretty good, and says they are
triking oil in a number of places
tut that they get a liberal amount
If water with it.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Gertzen, {
managers of the Skaggs' grocery, :
ave returned from three weeks {
uto tour thru southern Idaho and
oregon.
People are advised that there is {
car shortage and coal shortage |
lready existing, and that 1t is ex- !
ected to become more acute as win
er comes on. Those who can store {
oal at all will be doing themselves
favor as well as to tighten the diff
iculties for the others later on, who /
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