The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1922-07-27
Johnson. Floyd Moore. Russsl, md
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Porter Foster. Il
M. Taylor Of Pocatello, was n
town the last Of the week on bust
ness with the Commercial hank. Mr..
Taylor is connected with the Federal
Reserve Bank of Salt Lake City, be-
ing their agent at Pocatello.
Many local citizens spent the past
weekend on outing and fishing
parties.
The travel to and from the park
has noticeably increased during the
past two weeks on the main high
way passing thru the city
Miss Easter Stanford Of Carey,
Idaho Is in the city visiting with
Miss Mabel Holland.
Mr.. and Mrs. Haseldon and the
Rev. and Mrs. Spencer were shop
pers in Idaho Falls one day last
week. :.
N. w. Nelson and Albert Stone,
both Of P0catello, were in the city
on business during the past week.
They are agents for q new spring for
the Ford, Dodge and Chevrolet cars.
p. e. Wickes Of the Insurance
Company of North America was in
the city during the past week doing
business with the real estate Arm OF
Moore and Jones.
Contractors Sherer and Canady OF
Idaho Falls received the contract for
the construction Of the new auditor
.ium in addition to the local high
school building. Work has been
started on this auditorium and It
will be completed as soon as posi-
BILE. T. Newton Thornton of Idaho
Falls was the architect in connec-
tion with the construction. phis ad-
dition will be q great. improvement
to the high school building for all
assemblies in the past have been
held in class room. The new as
sembly hall will be built with the
idea that all social functions of the
school will center in It.
Shelley people who attended the
dance given by the Commercial club
in Idaho Falls last Thursday evening
say they had q real time. And they
wish to compliment the Idaho Falls
Commercial club on their ability to
entertain. Mr.. and Mrs. William
Powers Jr., Mr.. and Mrs. ]. l..
Moore, Mr.. and Mrs. J. G. Patter-
son, Mr.. and Mrs. X. K. Shot, Mr..
and Mrs. N. s. Sage. s. H. Kedding-
ton, F. D. Moore, B. F. Lynch, L.
Ivan Jensen. Duke Harris and
Dewey Christensen were among
those from Shelley who attended.
B. F. Lynch, assistant cashier OF
the First National Bank spent the
tTwenty-fourth In Salt Lake City
with friends and relatives.
Wayne Farrer and Porter Foster
were in Idaho Falls one day the first
of the week on business matters. :
o C. F. Powers, manager of the
Stag Pool Hall, was in Pocatello the
later part of the week buying stock
and fixtures for his business.
Stull Wright and DR.. Packard left
Saturday evening on a fishing trip
up north of Ashton and will be gone
a couple Of days. We hope they
catch the limit Of the speckled
beauties.
M. P. Bates of Idaho Falls was in
the city several times last week
visiting with friends and also on
business matters.
U. A. Johnston Jr., special agent
of the Queen Insurance company,
was in town one day last week doing
business with the firm of Moore and
Jones.
]. L. Moore and family motored to
Idaho Falls Saturday evening to
visit with friends.
J. c. Weeter, a prominent Salt
Lake man, was in town on import
ant business the later part of last
week. He owns the building and
grounds formerly occupied by the
Shelley Independent Lumber COM
pany
Miss Alice Ellswood of Salt Lake
City is in the city visiting with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. E. Ellis
wood She is student at the L. D.
S. Hospital of Salt Lake and says
she enjoys her work. Her Shelley
friends wish her all the success in
the world.
Dunbar-Hansen company, promin-
ent local dealers in potatoes, expect
to add another story to their ware
house in order to be better prepared
to handle their share of this seasons
potato crop.
Local farmers seem to be of the
opinion that the potato crop of this
season will be the largest yet grown
in the vicinity surrounding Shelley.
The ladies of the Rebekah lodge
installed their officers for the COM
ing year at recent meeting. The
officers are Mrs. Wayne Packard,
noble grand; Mrs. Clara Balling,
vice grand; Mrs. Maude Sanderson,
recording secretary; Miss Goldie
White, financial secretary; Miss