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The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1921-08-11
Well Seven Hundred
Feet Deep West
of American Falls

AMERICAN FALLS, Idaho.-Fol
four years Griff Yarnell has been
laboring diligently out in the lava
rocks west of American Falls to OBJ.
tain water and as a result Of his un-
firing efforts there is an oasis where
before no living thing could exist in
the blistering summer months and
few animals dared face the winter
months.
The we'll was brought in a few
days ago after the drills had eaten
their way thru nearly 700 feet of
lava rock and cement basalt not
excelled in hardness. Time and
again the tools were lost, only to be
recovered and sent on into the
depths Of the earth that borders on
the lavas.
Water seems to be available now
in unlimited quantities, altho its
actual volume has not been learned.
The water will be used to care for
the stock of w. s. Sparks and Griff
Yarnell thru the hot summer sea-
son. Mr.. Sparks has his stock on
the desert now and will be the only
stockman, who will be able to keep
his stock on the desert all summer.
Ordinarily, the pot holes dry) up
about the first of May, forcing mi
grafton to better sources of water.
Mr.. Sparks has four claims fenced
against intrusion and is believed to
occupy an invaluable position as
stockman. The we'll offers the only
source of water for thirty miles, the
nearest being at Minidoka. It is
lour hours automobile ride from
American Falls.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1921-08-11
FAST HORSES WILL
MEET AT THE FAIR
Commissioners Derby
Will be One of the
Big Events

Are you interested in the com.
missioners derby? Here are the
plans.
Bingham county is divided into
three precincts each of which is re-
presented by commissioner. In
each district a manager of these
races has been appointed. The man
ayers appointed are as follows: Dis
trict No. /, James Christensen, route
l, Shelley; district No. 2, Farley
Price, route 8, Blackfoot; district
No. 3, T. P. Fackrell, Pingree, Ida.
Five running horses from each of
these districts will be chosen by try
outs to represent their particular
precinct in the races at the fair. The
first day of the fair, September 20,
horses from district No. / will COM
pete for places. September 22 horses
from District No. will complete for
places. On September % the final
race (the commissioners derby
will be staged. Horses competing
in the Derby will be the first and
second place horses in each of the
preceding days. races. Adequate
purses for these races will be an
nounced in this paper later.
Are there any good horses in your
community? If so write or phone
the manager Of your district and let
him know. You are interested that
your community be represented and
wins the final Derby. Tell your
neighbor who. may have good
horse. This is an opportunity for
the community to take part in their
own fair and also share the prize
money that is ordinarily taken from
The county by official race horse men.
Definite rules and regulations will
be compiled for this race, and infor-
nation will be distributed thru the
press as we'll as by the managers of
The respective districts.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1921-08-11
CITY COUNCIL IN
REGULAR SESSION
TUESDAY EVENING
New Ordinance to Be
Presented For
Adoption
Soon
PARK is IMPROVED
No Paving Protests;
Will Hear Paving
Bids F riday

w. w. Thatcher appeared before
the city council at their meeting
Tuesday evening and stated that he
had been put off the streets and not
allowed to operate his popcorn ma.
chine at the corner of Main and
Pacific strets. He stated that he had
a license issued by the city clerk and
that there was no law against operat-
ing there and that he was entirely
within his rights when he was ord
cred off the street.
Mr.. Thatcher wanted to use the
old stand for about thirty days and
at that time he would have a place
where he could operate under cover.
1t seems the council had an un-
derstanding between them that there
should be no popcorn machines or
similar venders allowed on the
streets. Regardless of this under
standing 1t was impossible to keep
Mr.. Thatcher from carrying on his
business under provisions in Ordin-
ance 1872. Councilman Clark there
fore made a motion that an ordin-
ance be drawn to prohibit palm
reading, phrenology, fortune telling,
knife boards, cameras and the oper-
ating Of popcorn machines and sand
wich stands on the streets of the city,
and annuling Ordinance No. 1872,
This passed by a unanimous vote.
The city attorney was then directed
TO draw up and present such -ordin-
ance for adontion
1t requires thirty days for an or
dinance to become a law and Mr..
Thatcher could operate during that
time. But under the traffic rules
If the city 1t is unlawful to park
within twenty feet Of any street in
ersection, cr0ss-walk or fire hydrant |
md for this reason he could not use |
he old stand, but he could operate |
IN the license he had provided he |
would move west twenty feet to con-
lrm with the traffic rules.
The finance committee were called
o report on the amount Of insur-
nee they had decided upon for the
5 The committee reported
hat they had come to no definite de-
ision.
1t seemed one wanted $4,000 and
he others wanted $500. The coun-
IL therefore took the matter up and
ecided to have the building insured
Or $1,000.
The grounds around the city hall
as not been kept in very good con-
ition and this matter was investi-
ated and the fire engineer reported
nat hours designated for sprinkl-
lg was not sufficient. There seemed
be no definite idea as to who was
for the care of the I
rounds SO the matter was placed in {
le hands Of the fire and water COM l
ittee. They promised to have the !
Continued on page four
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1921-08-11
LOCAL TEAM SHUTS
OUT POCATELLO in
WEDNESDAY GAME
Howard Given Fine
Support by Team
mates; Allows but
Three Hits
IBLACKFOOT LEADS
Bronks Will Play Rex
burg at Fair Grounds
Sunday

Martin Howard added anothe
game to his string Of victorie
against Pocatello yesterday by shut
ting them out 3 to 0. Myers hit fas
liner in the fourth inning strikin,
Howard on the arm which weakened
his pitching in the last two innings
but he only allowed three hits dur
ing the game.
Errors on Thorstenberg and Fit
ton were only ones for the locals
one for McCurdy and two for Gray.
son are credited against the Indians
Cowan on the mound for Pocatellc
struck out four men and was nicked
for six hits. Howard has seven
strike outs to his credit.
Every man played fine game,
there being case or two where the
fielders were undecided as to who
should take the hit and one case of
being too sure of pop-up.
In the first inning Kutch and Kirk
both flied out to Simmons and Con-
ger, Grayson to first on Thorsten-
berg's error. Mason out Epling to
DeKay.
Conger grounded out and DeKay
singled but is out at second on Sim
mons grounder. Simmons safe at
first steals second and Epling's
grounder is fielded by McCurdy.
In the second inning Pocatello re-
ceived their first hit, McCurdy flied
out to Epling and Siebert famed.
Myers singled and Bidwell flied to
Conger.
The Bronks scored their first rum
In their half Of this inning. Flitton
fiied oul to Kirk and McCurdy's er-
ror let Warren reach first Then
singles by Thorstenberg and Owens
scored. Warren. Howard struck out
and Conger was out McCurdy to
Siebert.
The third inning was short for Po-
,atello, Cowan striking out and
Autch fOuled out. Kirk was retired
It the plate making Howard's third |
'ictim.
Blackfoot completed their score in |
heir half of the third. DeKay flied |
tut to Grayson and Simmons went |
o first on McCurdy's error. Epling
ingled and Simmons scored on a
passed ball. Epling hit the dirt and
vas safe at the plate on Flitton's
ut. Warren and Flitton out, Nc
;urdy to Myers to Siebert.
In the fourth Pocatello received
heir last hits. Grayson out Sim
mons to DeKay. Mason and Nc
,urdy singled. Siebert flied to
'horstenberg and Myers drive hit
Toward on the arm and he was re-
ired, Howard to DeKay.
The fourth was quiet inning for
'lackfoot. Thorstenberg struck out
nd Owens was out, Cowan to Sie-
Continued on page four
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1921-08-11
BOY SCOUTS TOUR

About twelve truck loads of Boy
Scouts went thru Blackfoot Sunday
bound for Yellowstone park. The
bays are members of the Boy Scouts
organization in Salt Lake and nearly
200 Of them made the trip. They
have their band with them and were
scheduled to give band concert
last evening in Rexburg.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1921-08-11
NEED MORE ROOM
FOR SCHOOLS HERE
Temporary Building
Will be Connected
With Old Gym.

The school trustees at their meet
Ing Monday evening appointed {
judge and clerks for the comine
school election. Ernest Pearson anl
T.J. johnson are the retiring mem
bers. Percy Jones was appointed
Judge with Mrs. West and Mrs. Quill.
lin clerks.
Owing to the crowded condition OF
the wagons carrying the students
back and forth to school the meet
ing decided to divide district No.
and provide transportation. They
thought for some time on the mat
ter of buying truck for this purpose
but 1t was finally decided that they
would buy wagon and have'a body
made for it on the plan Of those be-
ing used at the present time.
The school population has out
grown the buildings and the board
decided to call for bids on tempo
rary building to be erected in con-
nection with the old gymnasium in
the Central school block. The build
ing is to be twenty-eight feet long
by twenty-five wide and will have
q ten foot ceiling.
There has always been trouble
with the heating system in the Irv-
ing school because of the lack Of
radiation in certain parts of the
so Monday evening it was
decided that the board would adver-
tise for bids and have the necessary
changes made to overcome the in
adequacy of the present system. New
will be put in where they
are most needed and this will heat
;he building evenly.
The board at the meeting decided
% charge $500 tuition for each per-
son enrolling in the grade schools.
This was found to be the actual cost
asst year in keeping the school. The
uition must be paid in advance and
must be paid before the children
tart to school, In the high school
10 tuition will be charged against
he pupil according to the state law.
This law states that the district from
which the student comes will pay
he tuition if there is no high school
n the community where he resides. |
Then there were some bills pre-
ented to the trustees and these were
after which the meeting
.djourned.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1921-08-11
STATE BOARD EQUA.LIzING

The assessors and some of the
some of the county commissioners
are in Boise this week attending the
assessors convention and meeting of
the state board of equalization.
Commissioners Nelson Miller and
County Clerk Fisher drove thru,
leaving Blackfoot on Saturday and
Assessor Malcom and Commissioner
Williams went by rail Sunday after
noon. They could not leave on Sat-
urday, but they will come home to-
gether in the county car.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1921-08-11
OPERA REPRODUCED

Thru the many requests asking for
the reproduction of "Miss Cherry
Blossom" which pleased SO many
some time ago, the opera will be
given again in the tabernacle Friday
evening.
The first presentation was given
before q large audience and 1t was
SO we'll liked and enjoyed that the
directors have been receiving re-
quests ever since asking that the
public be given another chance to
attend.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1921-08-11
OFF TO THE STAMPEDE

Charlie Prouse, Wesley Lantis,
William Twitchell, Joe Thorpe,
Lewis Watson, Charlie Teton, Alex
Vaughn, I. H. White, Fred Kennedy,
Otto Conger, T. R. Jones, Mr.. Ayers
and some others left for the stam-
pede and rodeo at Henry during the
week and some others are planning
to leave on Friday morning, going
via Ft. Hall station and the Putnam
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1921-08-11
COUNTY AGENT RESIGNS

County agent E. w. Stephens has
resigned to accept an offer of posi-
tion at Salt Lake City and the farm
bureau board met Thursday after
noon to act on the resignation and to
select a successor.
County club leader w. Kjosness
(Josness) was at the meeting of the
board
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1921-08-11
A GEN RETURNS

county Agent e. w. Stephens re-
turned Tuesday from a two weeks
vacation, which he spent in Southern
Idaho, where he was aiding B. F..
Sheehan, forWer state seed commits
sioner, in organizing work for the
Idaho Seed Growers association. ~~
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1921-08-11
RETURNED HON E

Burton Albertson returned some
time ago from the Y. M. C. A. con-
vention which was held at Seabeck,
Wash. Burton was sent there as
the representative of the Idaho Tech
in the interest Of Y. M. C. A. work
among the students. He has an out
line of the work to be carried on in
the colleges and universities this
year and he will direct the work
along this line at the Tech.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1921-08-11
CREAMERY LEASED

w. r. Howell, who established the
Blackfoot creamery last October, has
leased the business to w. H. Piner
and will move to Preston, where he
has business interests.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1921-08-11
REMODEAING STORE

The Kinney Mercantile company
have moved the bookkeeper's room
to the rear end of the store and have
put in mems shoes in its place. They
are building balcony at the rear for
ladies' ready-to-wear.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1921-08-11

Jack Reay returned this morning
from Boise. He was being treated
there for poison received while with
the A. e. F. in 1918.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1921-08-11
COURT NEWS

A marriage license was granted
Monday to William ]. Firkin and
Nina Mcneil both Of Idaho Falls.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-09-23

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boloer Jig pGfte, iaa ber foresaar iuae,l
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ringsbeftbrer for Sdplsn % Serer |
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fGrerinbe beb au9rrRora College, llns
berpiier / Siauo, Sarmpni pg RuiiterS
Sotitorie. Sroi. 6. g. gIallieu tommcr
ii! at tase fig at 11nheroisninsen I Bio
lin. Srof. Srptteu rliberer iaar piSere
peo Sotpu Stdte llrloerIitet, % bans
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8. &. gIoisafer. Srof. Sale er III
Serer oeo 2iitber College, og q. q.
Ialmiu bar opertogct bans Stiuing.
Spab Be spriee 9ererpoiter anquar, Be-
brlbes BE iamme 2enre iom ifior. Riis
Olga Rattpict og Diis Grace NeIion
fortfptter / Observation-Disclosures.
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ing department, os Tiis Cha @aaia /
Horif os @neelf, % besuben fingerer
iom E~receptreis / Girls Sormitcrb.
q. q. 30.
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a.ier ct Clint fra 3el5ab. galifors
mia, iorn en- fornbet Silien til Slegt ps
Wenner 6aabe / De Sorenebe Stnter %
| car1le glorse, iom leier bort finrtums
re norife Slab "Secorab>G oiten" %
"Weo grnen". Set er 9laoet. Ionn irz
cen nprif 9tanb eIIer aptnoe ifulbe pG.
re iorioen.
Com mango of eber auerebe fsr peb,
I,coer Dor lille gb 3el5ab paa Snbiioeu
az ghorGnien af ben bersmte Storbn
COS InaeIes. Yten % MiI / Norooeit
bcrfrd peb S%putbern. Yacific apitbouer.
;om saar fra Sos janseIes til san
6rancisco.
9oore Golone er Napnet paa ppr nor
nc 9cIoni Der peS 3el5ab. gi bar icrt
isr neput norifs lntberif &irfe, iom be-
tienes at Saitor 81. 9. Sborpe az Santa
barbara. gor lille gb ~bespnber MI at
odo fremob; hi bar ber 8 General
Gtores, ReTtmirdnt 8arberihcp, Stnt'
bersarSs, geans % Seeb @arebis,
@pmers Club San, sobe Sfoler, M m.
m. ganfer unSer Spgnine, iantt Ga
roae, og @pstet eaar, at en- Sbsnins
iii itaI bpgges meb 8 Stores meb aparts
mcnts ppeHpad.
9aa iartne Sio bill leg ienbe $3.50
icm getaling for pet sobe 2GieItof, ion
ri rrobtaoer aiennsm "YoIten" / Garets
1eb. Geo. Siertan.
SeI3ab, Gdlii.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-09-23
6ulobrDHnp.

Gen Bite S1tli, 1921, feirebc Ole
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pliliens Siitorie opIrites Of @uIbbrlbes
parrets Soieericr, Iobofat 8. q. So6rs
ION. &prte Saler al SaItor 8. 6. Ses
ierion, Son. 8. 6. Carlton, 9. $.
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Iebning pplnites al SIM 8. Sorriiou,
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BRETON. IenigbcS3toret % SteSet3
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8. 8. Sole 9ruScparret en- Sung bel
fpISt meb 5osSounr 8ulbm1ntcr Gro
acknowledgements fra ner os fen,
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bcs unber feitIia Subel.
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1853 til I~aibtnStou 9rdirie, n9r Se'
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9enrc @eni8bco bar betiert / 8Gttes
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bar meb ham / oette arbeirc | garcue
1S9S-19O9.
Ole Sropu % Snitrlt har aItiS tuset
rirtIcm Sci / Irbeibet for Den Sorif
Sntheritc &irtc / amsrifd. Serlig ius
tcrcSieret / SEN triteIigc 8arnes %
lln9hmsopordgclic. inmt WisIicnsars
arbeiee % er ~hcticuoenSe &riitne. Sc
bar 9ienuemeaact &ioucrlibcts mango
StrabuNier, % er enSut rco goo Selz
hreh % Stbrfe, - Sores mG,ae Gem
ler t~iiftIter Ncm crbuu ret mango Sur
al beIiignct I~rtteli9t SamIip.