The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1921-07-18
SHELLEY

Miss Goldie White returned Tues
day afternoon from Boise, where she
spent couple weeks vacation.
Doctor Kettenring Of Idaho FALL
was in town Tuesday afternoon at
tending patients.
George Schwieger of st. Anthony
was in town Tuesday.
A. Written of Blackfoot was in
town Tuesday on business.
Mrs. Arthur Hamilton of Idaho
Falls was in the city Tuesday visit
ing with Miss Fern Foster.
Miss La Verne Rammel of Tetonia
returned home Wednesday morning
after spending week or so visiting
here with friends.
]. E. Kelley went to Idaho Falls
Thursday morning on business.
Nelson Cox went to Idaho Falls
Thursday morning on business.
Roy Laush of Idaho Falls was a
Shelley visitor Thursday morning.
Mrs. D. w. Montague has moved
her millinery shop to the building
on Main street formerly occupied by
Aubrey Parker's men cleaning and
pressing adjustment. Mr.. Parker
is now taking care Of his cleaning
and pressing business at his resi-
dence. h@a
The Rebekah lodge held their
regular installation of officers at the
lodge hall Wednesday evening, July
Is. The officers installed by Mrs.
Mary Moore were as follows: Mrs.
Anna Jorgensen,, noble grand; May
Norris, vice grand; Mrs. Maude
Sanderson, recording secretary; Mrs.
May Nicholson, financial secretary;
Miss Goldie White, treasurer. After
the installation q social hour was
spent together and light refresh
ments were served.
Wednesday morning about 4
o'clock the Shelley fire whistle awoke
the citizens from their peaceful slum-
bers. In no time the small, but ef-
ficient FIRE department was at the
scene Of the blaze, the Bolander Shoe
Repair shop. The blaze started in
the roofing Of this shop, but had
gained but slight Roadway when the
alarm was sent in, and was soon ex-
The Bolander shop is a
frame building and If the fire had
gotten good start 1t probably would
have burnt out not only the Bolander
shop, but the Kingsbury Furniture
company, Shelley Light & Power Co.
office and the Kiholm Harness shop,
as these are all rapid burning struc-
lures. Marshall Powers sent in the
alarm. Shelley needs more fire equip
ment.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. E. Madding went
to Idaho Falls Wednesday afternoon.
j. A. Langton was Blackfoot
visitor Wednesday afternoon.
Fred Nelson of Firth was in the
city Wednesday afternoon.
Norm Lambert of Blackfoot was in |
town. Wednesday afternoon on BUSH
ness.
Herbert Thornton Of Pocatello was
in the city Wednesday afternoon
with friends.
A. O. Miller has been in Salt Lake
City during the past week on BUSH
ness matters.
Last Monday evening William Oler
lost his house by fire on his farm two |
miles east of town. The house was
frame structure and burned to the
ground in short time. It is not
Known how the fire originated. It
8 understood that Mr.. Oler had some
insurance on the house, but not
enough to cover the loss.
After lengthy consideration of
he matter, the business men and
citizens of the town decided to cele-
,rate the twenty-fourth. OF course,
'ery much money can not be fur
lished for such a celebration during
he present abnormal times, but Shell
ey will have q celebration that will
'e in keeping with the day. Every
'ody is welcome. |,
G. w. Clawson and family moved
o Firth recently. Mr.. Clawson has
ccepted position as manager of
he Firth Milling & Elevator Co. The
many friends of the Clawson family
viii be sorry to Sc them leave, but
Tish them success at Firth.
Last Saturday, quite number Of
he members of the Modern Wood
nan lodge here, spent the day put [
ing up the hay on Frank Smiths ,
anch west of town. Mr.. Smith has !
.