The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1923-03-08
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Lynn Johnson spent Sunday ant
Monday at Idaho Falls and attending
the big water meeting.
E. L. Reynolds OF the Boise office
of the Idaho Power company, was In
Plackfoot Thursday as a part of 9
tour OF southern and eastern Idaho
in the interest OF the dairy industry
The Idaho Power company considers
1t important that the dairy industry
shall be encouraged in this section
and are doing what they can to aid
Former Governor D. w. Davis was
in Pocatello Wednesday night on his
way to Washington to confer with
the new secretary of the interior.
relative to accepting the offer of the
position of first assistant.
Money to loan on irrigated farms.
J. H. EARLY. adv. 22tf
Miss Blanche Snider, Mrs. S. T.
Clark Grover Clark and Fred
Pelkey attended a meeting of the
secretaries and scribes of the /. O.
o. F. lodge in Idaho Falls Monday.
Grant Holt, rural carrier number
three, is again at work, after an ILL
ness Of four weeks.
Francis A. Mcmillan is in the
Cutler hospital at Shelley, suffering
from influenza and pneumonia. He
is seventy years old and recovery Is
slow.
Notary Public. First National
Bank. adv. tt.
Indian Agent William Bonner has
been in Washington, D. G. lately and
is expected LONE at any time.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. C. Maxwell went to
Pocatello Monday.
D. H. Biethan left Monday for
Baker City to visit his son Howard,
who is in business there.
Mrs. Alma Clough of Thomas went
to Pocatello Monday for visit.
Money to loan on irrigated farms.
J. H. Early. adv. 22tf
C. v. Liljenquist, brother of Miss
Lila Liljenquist Of Blackfoot, had
one of his eyes removed at Salt Lake
q few days ago.
Hyrum Green has been spending
the winter in Blackfoot, but says he
Is preparing to move to the farm
above town for the summer.
See e. M. Gregg for Federal Farm
Loans. Loans made at u per cent. |
Run thirty-four and a half years.
edv. 10-11-12-13
Mrs. R. S. Strin9fellow has gone
to California for visit, trying to re-
gain her health.
Mrs. Gedeon Dram went to Salt
Lake Thursday.
Temp Hokpins wbnt to Salt Lake
to remail for a week or
TWO.
Hyrum Gregerso4 has been at Po-
,atello for a week DR. so. but is back
again at the Skaggf store.
Money to loan o4 irrigated farms.
7. H. EARLY. adv. 22tf
Mrs. George Hellig and children
zane up from Ogden and remained
'or some time onE account of the
serious illness of her mother, Mrs.
Nary Edwards. Mr.. and Mrs. Heiltg
ormerly lived at 4ackay and Black
DOT and he is nov working for the
abroad company 1T Ogden.
Bert Grimmett came down from
Ashton Sunday, where he has been
working for somel time for the rail-
Dad company. LeRoy Ivie and Will
lam Drew are thSre from Blackfoot.
Miss Kathryn burgraf visited her
listers at BlackfSot the last OF the
week.
Jed L. Jensen bf Salt Lake visited
Ifs sister, Mrs. Heorge Maughn at
3lackfoot Saturday on his way to
aexburg.
Miss Gladys Christensen and Miss
kinkaid of Shelley visited Sunday
With the Tregos bat Sagehurst.
T. J. Burns Is lat Salem. Ore, with
lis mother andE sister. The sister
las been dangerously i'll since about
he tenth of FEBRUARY.
Grant Hoskin5 has rented the west
orty Of Edward McKenna's home
anch at McDonaldville and moved
ut from town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson are back
rom several weeks at Salt Lake and
Their places in Utah. Mrs. Nelson
ras Mrs. Dora France.