The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1921-02-28


and Mrs. Eskelson at Blackfoot. Mr..
fizer returned to his work at POca-
tell5 Saturday morning.
Leslie Kidneigh and wife were up
from Pocatello, Friday afternoon
visiting at the home of c. v. Fisher.
Chris Delzer of Gibson visited at
Taber last week and returned home
Friday afternoon.
F'eebe insurance. phone 100.
adv. 1T II.
Miss Marie Millick left Friday
afternoon for Ogden to visit her sister
Mrs. j. S. Browning and the two plan
to visit Salt Lake. Miss Millick ex-
poets to return Tuesday morning.
Mrs. A. L. Colborn came up from
Sterling Friday afternoon on her way
to Lava not Springs.
attorney Ambrose came down from
Mackay Friday afternoon and went
south.
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A combination sale will be held at
Heese's feed yards at 100 Saturday.
adv. 1922.
Thomas Blackburn went to Twin
Falls Monday to visit his brother.
Francis Emerson and wife Of
Malta, Mont. have been visiting the
family Of j. H. Mcdonald at Black
foot and left for Nampa Monday. Mr..
Emerson and Mrs. Mcdonald are
cousins.
Miss Agnes Barton came up from
Pocatello to spend Sunday with her
father D. C. Barton. Mrs. Barton is
visiting at Idaho Falls.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. e. Carnahan, who
have been living at Moreland since
last September, left Monday for
Grand Junction, Colo. They expect
to return to Moreland to open their
coal office the first of September.
Mrs. w. II. England and Mrs.
Emma England left Monday morn
ing for Utah to attend the funeral
of William Hope, who is brother Of
Mrs. Emma England.
T. G. Calvert, auditor for the Gray
News company, was here SundayAsnd
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Miss Gertrude Kinney is back from
a weeks visit at Twin Falls.
F. E. Seeger is back from a trip
to New York City.
Ira Corey and father and J. H.
Hunzeker we're in town Saturday and
stated that they were preparing to
drag the roads opposite their farms.
Miss Elsie Potter was up from Po-
catello Friday evening and returned
Saturday morning.
Miss Grace Banbury, who has been
visiting the family of J. M. Hartong
for a couple of weeks, returned to her
home at Bull Saturday.
Clarence Quantrell announces that
his wife is expected back soon from
the Mayo hospital at Rochester,
MINI. She has been sick and taking
there, and coming back in
good health.
J. H. Augustine says the people of
his community are making arrange
ments to drag the roads and get them
in good condition.
H. C. c. Rich was appointed justice
Of the peace at Pingree and arranged
his bonds Saturday afternoon.
E. N. Bingham Of Groveland re-
ports that road dragging will soon
start in his community.
w. H. Scott is laid up for few
days recovering from an operation
for the removal Of his tonsils and
adenoids.
Miss d. Osborn was Pocatello
visitor Saturday and Sunday.
Mr.. Smith and w. E. Jordan left
for Rigby Monday morning to attend
q meeting of the Water Users Pro-
tective association, This is the an
nual meeting for the election Of Of
ficers. ,..
James Kirkpatrick, Belo Ball,
Charley Dyer, Mr.. Murphy and some
more of the farmers between the
rivers are planning to drag the roads
in their community.
R. w. Daffin left Monday morning
for Chesterfield to take charge of one
Of A. J. Knowlin's ranches.
j. Robertson, former employee at
the state farm at Blackfoot, but who
has been. working in Pocatello, is
visiting here for few days and he
and his wife will leave, Wednesday
night for Lima, Mont, where they
will conduct rooming house. Mr..
reports that several hum
ired men have been laid off in the
shops and the supposition is that
when they are put on again it will be