The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1923-07-05


days visit.
The Oregon Short Line decided t.
build a. beet spur to the river two
miles west of Shelley, and this will
save seven miles houl for the farm
ers on the west side of the river.
John Gardner of Mackay visited 6
! few days in Blaskfoot the last Of
the week and went home Sunday.
Donal Green came through from
San Diego Friday. and went out te
Mackay Monday.
Emil, Max and Egin Lamprecht
and Mrs. Raj Eskelsen took triI
, to Twin Falls Saturday and returned
Sunday.
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W. W. Davis drove to Salt Lake
Saturday afternoon and brought Mrs.
Davis and the baby home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bird Stephens went
to Salt Lake Saturday night for a
couple of weeks visit, and Mr..
Milan of Rexburg took Mr.. Stephen 3
place as dry cleaner at the laundry.
The Sunday Statesman's society
page says: 'In honor of her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Dan Brill of Blackfoot,
Mrs. ]. r. Numbers gave several
small luncheons last week. Mrs.
Numbers and her daughter will leave
Wednesday for the Payette Lakes,
where they will remain until the
hot weather is over
Life insurance, Beebe, phone 120.
adv. 15tfc
Miss Matte Waters of the Farm
Bureau is taking a two weeks va
cation, and Miss Dora Hilliard is TAX
ing her place.
Marshall Kirkpatrick has been
confined to his home for long time
with heart trouble, and has suffered
considerable in recent weeks.
The basket containing the red and
white peonies that Blackfoot pre-
sented to Mrs. Harding last week,
was made of willows by Miss Amelia
kirkpatrick.
G. L. Bralew is back from a month
in California, and reports that he
had a delightful time.
John Rees, the historian of Sal
mon City, was guest at Sagehurst
last Sunday, and plans to give an
address here some time soon-
Last Saturday night a fire de-
stroyed one of the building at the
packing plant near Snake river
bridge. The loss was about $500.
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VIII and Charlie Kinney and their
four boys, went out on Antelope
creek last week for an outing. The
families settled here in the
early days, and Will and Charlie
grew up in the Antelope country.
Miss Elsie Potter of Pocatello, was
a weekend guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
William Varley and went home Mon
day.
festival on the lawn of Belo Ball
below town on Friday evening and
had a delightful time
The Misses Fritzie Bohnsack and !
Gladys Finch arrived from Califor-
MIA this week. Miss Finch leaves
soon for her home in Minnesota.
The Misses Julia Sutton and !
Puma Pelkey. spent last Thursday
afternoon in Idaho Falls.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Miltenberger
and family and Mr.. and Mrs. F. w.
pe]key motored to Pocatello Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. George A. Powell
md family spent last Thursday af-
ernoon in Idaho Falls.
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DR.. Hudson and wife and Dr..
Nackey and wife, are back from a
rip to Salt Lake, where they at
ended the dentists convention.
Mrs. M. o. Monroe and little
laughter are here from South Da-
lota, visiting Mr.. and Mrs. H. D.
dacCosham.
Miss Margaret Williamson of Og-
len, is visiting here sister, Mrs. w.
:. Bergman.
H. c. Tavey is back from a trip
o the National Rotary convention at
It. Louis, and business trip to
Mrs. Affie Frandsen, daughter of
ir. and Mrs. F. S. Fisher of Black
DOT, is home from two years in
honolulu. She has been teaching
here and will return in August.
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iven my personal attention. ]. H.
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