The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1923-05-24


Received May IS
Alvie Nugent made trip to Lost
river Monday of last week after some
horses. He returned Thursday.
The Sterling school closes Friday,
May Is.
Messrs. Ed Hutchinson and Thorn
as Nilsson rode to Fort Hall Sun
day looking for horse Mr.. Hutchin-
son lost
While coming to Sterling Monday
evening William Bowman had his
right leg bruised when the horse he
was riding fell on his leg.
Roy Mcintyre made a trip to Lost
river one day last week looking af-
ter his horses.
Martin Driscoll had both hands
| injured and his collar bone almost
broken when the wild horse he was
riding Sunday on the John Nelson
ranch took keel with him. The
horse had bucked about the corral
/ then jumped the gate, catching his
hind feet on the top board and fell
over. Martin fell clear of the bronc.
Mr.. Corbridge, of Preston, Idaho,
is here this week visiting his sons,
Charles and Leslie and their fam
lilies.
The John Hutchinson family are
leaving here Thursday of this week
for Birch Creek, where they will
spend the summer months
The Bee Hive girls of the Ster-
ling ward are looking forward to
and preparing for an excursion to
the Logan Temple in the near future
Received May %
Messrs. Liberty Hunt and son,
Dewey Hunt of American Falls. ar
rived here Friday to work on their
ranch.
Mrs. Edwin L. Nilsson and baby
Jean left here Saturday for Glenn's |
Ferry, Idaho, where her husband is
employed.
Roy Mcintyre motored to Ameri-
can Falls Saturday
A crowd of friends gathered at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs Leslie Cor
bridge on Wednesday evening and
gave their son, Vernal, a pleasant |
surprise. The evening was spent in
playing games and eating candy. |
There were ten guests present.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Stratton of !
Pocatello, spent Saturday and Sun
day with relatives. rnr rs I
Mrs. Kohlepp and daughter, Con-
stance, of American Falls, arrived
here Monday to visit with Mr.. and
Mrs. Herman Teichert.
Mrs. John Wright and family are
leaving here Monday for Jerome,
Idaho, where she will visit relatives.
Mrs. Laura Satterfield was taken
to the general hospital at Pocatello
on Monday of last week where she
was operated on for goiter. The
operation was a success and at this
time she is getting along nicely.
Luther Satterfield was a Pocatello
visitor one day last week. !,
Received May Fl
Robert Groves left here Thursday
or short stay in Salt Lake City, /;
Utah.
Ed Hutchinson is employed in the :.
Groves Mercantile this week. !
George Mcintyre left here the first /
4 the week for Lost River.
William Pugmire arrived home
thursday from Glenns Ferry, Idaho,
fter having spent several months S
n various parts Of Idaho and Wyo- i
ling. I
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Mcintyre and f
amily motored to Thomas Friday "
nd spent the day with Mrs. Novice
nd family. IT
IRVINE Parsons and Willie Novas Il
Thomas spent Sunday here Wis N
ing Mr.. and Mrs. Everette Parsons. b
Miss Ada Van Cleave left Satur-f
ay for her home in Arco m
Ronald L. Bronson arrived home N
ON briggs, Idaho, during the lat
n part of last week Some of his P
slatives came with him and are Wis d.
ing Mr.. and Mrs. Bronson. it
The pupils of the Sterling school
nd their teachers went on a picnic HI
ear Snake river, where a delight b,
Il time was had by ALL The mo-
lers who went were Mrs. John e,
right, Irene Ward, Mrs. Morrison h;
Id Mrs. Kemp. Wednesday after
Jon program was given Friday tt
e pupils of the smaller grades had
program and, school closed for the b,
INNER vacation. tn
Miss Blanche Robbins left Satur-
~ for her home in Keever, Idaho. to
Vern Holston left for his home In
ngree the latter part of the week. hi
William Bowman and son, Jim er
lie, left during the week with John
cattle for the summer W.
nge.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. A. Ward attended hi
inference in Blackfoot Saturday be
I'd Sunday.
John Cooper was a Blackfoot WIS., ds
)r Saturday and Sunday, attending CT
inference. at
Miss Tavern Muirbrook made
Up, to Fort Hall Sunday, horseback. =
Messrs Abe Schultz and Otto Nil =
rnda To Fort u