The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1920-03-31
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Miss Lena Iloaes. daughter of Mar
shall Jo9eSof this city, was operated
on fox>appendicitis in Idaho Falls
1stThursday. DR.. Cline performed
ne operation. Miss Jones is getting
along nicely at this time.
Chris Christensen of this city sold
his property here to Ezra Davenport
of Woodville. Chris has moved out
to his fathers farm north of town
and will do the farming stunt this
summer.
, Hiram Hansen recently sold his
Overland car to J. E. Kelley.
American Legion Post Here
Last Sunday afternoon meeting
was held in e lie hall, at which
about fiftEap F4fe resent. The pur-
pose of aAeAtin4 was-for the or
ganization of an American Legion
post in Shelley. The post here was
successfully v9ganized, With JACK
kpk@lGost .leE34dsI @arl
SGSl9Ra1 as asst Tan hos J6R=
mander, Joseph Josephson, secretary,
and Marion Hurdle, treasurer. An
executive comTittef of five was also
appointed tp>at1 Officers in get
tinge f@93a i01elley and
to make a real success 81 It. About
forty memberships were secured last
Sunday and it is thought that aPout
501AambhH 62N9p se6Aed ihtKH
n s.s,ni sge,1sy
ate with the posts of both Idaho Falls
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wifi be grand dance to which ali
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The date Of the dance has not been
decided upon, but it is e@ftfaBfiiI
it will be in the near future. AS the
tines e;Ssasi1{lG0i / so thing s's Ss
everybody, we are sure it will re-
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tfifld are getting along nicely.
' The fades Aid JaehRl ataf at TIE
rhdfssday natterhoon: Refreshments
were served. An enjoyable afteFaodp
was spent by all present.
Mrs. R. N. Packard was an Idaho
Falls visitor last Saturday after
noon.
Misses Ethel and Laura Moore
went to Idaho Falls last Saturday
morning and returned on the even
ing train.
e. Rowberry and Erwin Jones have
resigned their positions at the Stag
pool hall The vacant positions were
filled by Marion Hurdle and Phil
John Schureman has been confined
to his home during the past week on
account of illness.
Joseph Bowler, who has besn4 en-
Iadysd 14 tHeS srocsry dsuatthent
Of the Shelley Mercantile, company
for some time past, has resigned his
position to accept position as as
sistant manager of the Idaho Grain
& Produce company. -+-s
Quite number of Shelley young
people took in the dance at the Cd
con hall in Idaho Falls Saturday
evening. n
in Ensign hall here was rather sp9prf;
n attended. Let's get something to
Keep the young people at home in
l)HakSof going out of town to dances
l!He&er forms of recreation.
ll}hureman was appointed as
~ ~ {tStkNi4 tie2ate to attend the Am
Meetings to be held
III 4wi(RfsFaffS'&'tR We aeer future.
William Towers, Jr., hasaaecepteri
a position with the Woolworth store
Of fdahU Falls: :
L. Ivan ne 5etts Hwy .1tsh11IR T. BE
StES191Bskr lf6tently purchased a
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