The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1923-05-31
Bill
Bill
Bill
Billiken
Billiken Shoes

Mrs. r. w. Shoemaker OF POca-
tello, spent the last weekend visit
ing her sister, Mrs. H. G. Proctor.
Mrs. H. P. Graham of Fort Hall,
was in Blackfoot on a shopping trip
Saturday afternoon.
H. M. Adamson who has been suf-
fering from partial paralysis, is
somewhat improved and is riding
out some now.
L. H. Phillips, president of the
Potato Growers association of Bur-
ley, and C. ]. Carlson, president of
a similar organization at Idaho Falls,
were in town recently comforting
with James Pendlebury, completing
arrangements for the visit and adj
dresses of Aaron Sapiro at the three
towns mentioned.
The Idaho Guaranty and Invest
ment company is a new corporation
made up Of Blackfoot men who or
ganized for the purpose of extending
credits to number of persons who
desire to hold on to their lands until
the return of prosperity and need
to be carried for the present.
The second installment of 1922
taxes will be payable up to and in
Guiding June 20, this year.
George Vaughn returned Thurs
day morning from several weeks at
his farm at Downey.
Mrs. D. P. Brill has gone to Weiser
to visit her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
DR.. Numbers, and will remain for
several weeks.
Levon Curtis got an arm broken
a few days ago.
Mrs. Hammond came up from
Ogden the first of the week and is
at the home of her son, S. S. Ham
mond at Groveland.
Mrs. T. ]. Jones of Lima, is visit
ing her father and mother, Mr.. and
Mrs. J. B. Bradley, south of town.
]. K. France who lives near Shell
ey, is suffering from hemorrhage of
The brain and is in serious condi-
ion. His daughter, Mrs. Pearl
Jlough, is attending him..
Myron Higley and wife of Shelley, |
listed at Blackfoot Tuesday.
Joseph Wilson of Riverside made
| business trip to Portland, Oregon,
and returned Wednesday morning
lie was gone about a week.
Mrs. Wasley and Mrs. AL Criswell
ID nO Ill llOD OOotOllO III uOSOA q
ion day.
]. S. Harper and family came down
rom Darlington for decoration day.
Herbert Hall of Rockford is at
Boise for surgical aid in the hope
# recovering from injuries in his
Jack received more than a year ago.
Potato growers meet Aaron Sapiro
t the Blackfoot Tabernacle, June
/. at D. m. adv
Fred Glassburn was injured by a
teer running its horn thru his hand
1hen he was operating dehorning
utfit.
Mrs. Martha Alfred came down
,exburg Tuesday to visit friends and
ttend the Memorial exercises and
ecorate the graves of relatives bur-
I'd at Thomas.
T. R. Jones came in from Price,
Ttah, to spend Decoration day, and
eft Thursday morning for Bonnie
lille, Wyoming, where he will re-
lain for some time.
John G. Brown and wife went to
alt Lake Tuesday.
S. w. Wilson and wife went to
ocatello Thursday morning.
o. E. Decker and family visited
lends at Bancroft Wednesday.
Ira Taylor and F. E. DeKay re-
ort having gone to Pocatello We'd
esday for a ball game and at the '
yhee crossroads found wreck In
lie ditch, couple Of Indians under
lie influence of liquor to some ex- ,
mt and a white woman suffering
ON injuries received in the crash.
hey loaded her into the car and
arted for Pocatello.
George Marshall and wife and Ezra
onson drove to Franklin the last
the week where Mr.. Marshall had
large of a land SALE
Edward Ireland, the stockman
ON Little Lost river, has bought
q D. A. Jenkins home and will 1
owe into 1t about the first of July.
Carr Beebe is back from a month
SO at Boise. S
Mrs. A. J. Stevens who came out t
ON Kentucky to settle up some a
lsiness for her deceased husband,
It Monday for her home at Sum- 8
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