The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1922-07-13

spending several weeks in Seattle
and other coast cities.
Mrs. Leon Harvard and children
left Saturday for the Jackson Hole
country, where her husband has
grading contract on the new high
way.
]. ]. Dublin spent Saturday and
Sunday in Salt Lake City on bust
ness.
Fire Insurance, Beebe, phone 100.
adv. 15tfc
H. D. MacCosham left Saturday
for California. He will meet Mrs.
MacCosham in Los Angeles and will
visit San Francisco and Mountain
View, Calf, where Mrs. Mac
Coshom's sister, Mrs. McDermott,
lives.
Howard Nieder left for Mackay !
Monday morning to work on the
| Boyd ranch.
Philip Thorstenberg and family
left Sunday morning for Long
Beach, Calf to make their home. !
Mr.. Thorstenberg plans on going
into business there.
Mrs. A. D. Quantrell, her daughter
Miss Pearle Quantrell, Mr.. and Mrs.
AL Springer and e. L. Thomas OF
Boston left Sunday morning for a
motor tour of the park.
| Mayor e. r. Peck and family left
! Sunday morning for trip by motor
to Boise and Payette lakes.
/ Money to loan on irrigated farms.
J. H. Early. adv. 22tf
Judgen Andersen, Frank Berry
man, F. A. Seeger and Cecil Clark
left Saturday by motor, to spend a
few days fishing in Big Lost river
near Arco.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. J. Jones and sons
Kenneth and Leslie motored to
Indian Springs Saturday evening
and returned Sunday evening.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Anderson
motored to Indian Springs Sunday.
i Homer r. Sessions and family OF
Idaho Falls spent Sunday in Black
foot
| Lieut. Gov. C. G. Moore will be the
speaker at the Kiwanis club lunch
con to be held this week. James D.
Johnston will preside as chairman
of the day.
Judge Ralph Adair, Senator Whit
comb and Court Reporter Earl
Weaver Jeff Sunday for Salmon,
where Judge Adair will hold a term
of court.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Park and two
daughters Hilma and Pearl of Salt
.. Lake are visiting here with their
neice Mrs. e. p. Kaas.
> Mark Tuohy returned Saturday
from visit at his old home in St..
{ Paul, MINI. Mrs. Tuohy is remain
! ing for a longer visit.
Miss Vera Bentley spent the
/ weekend in Idaho Falls.
Mrs. F. A. Seeger, Mrs. Frank
3 Bergman, Miss Marguerite Will
hanson of Ogden, the Misses Lucille
( tored to Indian Springs for an out
9 ing and picnic Sunday.
y A. J. Hopkins of Weiser arrived
Saturday to visit his daughter Mrs.
F. w. Mitchell.
Be it known that Charles H. Perry
is not authorized to represent the
Automatic Bearing Machine COM
pany or Universal Bearing machines
: in any capacity, due to termination
: of contract for violation of same.
\ Anyone paying money to him on
r such representation does so at his
n own risk. adv. 1873
). John Rogers is nursing very
q sore hand that was crushed by a
+ wild horse biting it.
James Duckworth made a trip to
D~s~ ,srrI, Nd ic nv
G pected back Friday.
r Miss Edna Steffens of Gibson
/ the first of the week with
j Mrs. G.. A. Powell at Wicks.
v Mrs. Myrtle Fair of Mia, Iowa IL
q visiting with her brother E.. D
J. Bloom and family.
Vernon Bingham and family Of
s Everett, Wash. are here on short
e visit before going on thru the Vel
v lowstone National park.
"a Mr.. and Mrs. James H. Pendle
a bury and Mr.. Merrel motored to Pc
! catello Sunday, July 2 and spent the
day with friends.
# Mrs. Fibra Miller and little grand
= July from Canyon City, Tex, tt
r WISH MIS-. ". r.. hlHHcy.
vl Miss Alfredo Brown from thu
n Pahsimaroi valley is guest of Mrs
" Temp Hopkins.
70 DR.. and Mrs. w. w. Beck ant
n family and w. T. Beck and family O
II Logan, left Thursday morning, Jul.
for the Yellowstone National park
N Mrs. Josephine Fresh of Riverside
,e was business visitor here Wednes
4 day.
g Mr.. and Mrs. John Searls Of Sal
q Lake have been visitors of Mr.. ant
a Mrs. George Whitmill of Blackfoot
r. Art .Dore has purchased tn
IN Boulevard Meat Market at Idah,
Falls and will open it for bushes
If Saturday.
~ Mrs. Claire, Mrs. HALEY ant
at Snyder McHenry of North Dakot
arrived here Wednesday to atten'
# the funeral Of Mrs. l. ]. Speaker.
N Vera Lingren of Riverside was
Blackfoot visitor Thursday.
m Andy Altmon left Thursday 70
"a Lost River to work in the hay fields
= M. N. Austin has recently plante
r. an acre of head lettuce at hi
h. grounds west of town at what
ID known as the cannery. He is usin
cxyctoy, ~ p{poo IN onrov Fol