Beets Near Harvest. Spud Troubles Mar Season
Community notes detail beets near harvest at Moreland while spud planting struggles persist. Local entries report Leo Moyer visiting homefolks, Lewis Robbine losing a valuable mare, Ming Ada Johnson returning from Colorado, Billy Gushman selling hogs to Riverside butcher Jim Killion, and O H Anderson returning to Mason after visiting son in law Estby in Salt Lake City. Jess Ellis praises neighbors for plowing and care of fields as he recovers and tends crops with renewed hope.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo Moyer
Lewis Robbine
Ming Ada Johnson
Colorado
Billy Gushman
Jim Killion
Riverside
H. Anderson
O. Estby
Mason
Nebraska
Salt Lake City
Jess Ellis
Ellis
Local Notes From Shelley And Surrounding Areas
Miss Caddie Monroe returns home to Shelley after a week with relatives. W F Barren from Mingissippi mourns his father’s death. A three year old sustains a broken arm after a fall from a doorstep. Olivia Chapman of Blackfoot visits Frank Just's daughters at Hiawatha ranch. Augusta Teeplea shops in Blackfoot. Mrs Wilkie of Firth and Grandma Sanderson of Shelley visit Williams ranch. Michael Jensen returns from Blackfoot hospital in improved condition without surgery. Cash paid for clean cotton rags at the Optimist office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caddie Monroe
Shelley
W. F. Barren
Mingissippi
James McGrath
Olivia Chapman
Blackfoot
Frank
Hiawatha Ranch
Agusta Teeplea
Wilkie
Firth
Grandma Sanderson
Williams Rranch
Micheal Jensen
Blackfoot Hospital
Optimist
Campbellite community plans new school house project
In Campbellville the Moreland district No. 28 will furnish 400 dollars in materials for a new school, with residents pledging six days of work. O C Tomkins donates a two acre site, a building committee is formed, and work begins the 26th. broader town changes include crops, windmill adds, and local farming notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moreland
W. H. Keller
O. C. Tomkins
L. W. Wells
J. A. Campbell
Tomkins
Mesars Abbott
Guyer
Watson
Tom
Demar
Salt Lake
Grimmet
Blackfoot
Lindsay
Aberdeen
N. P- Guyer
Alt Reese
Phil Keller
Nightlife Trouble at Idaho Cafe Leads to Fracas
J Nogues of the Idaho Cafe slept in his room above the restaurant when a waiter disturbed him, prompting a confrontation with German worker Frenchy who sang war songs. A short brawl followed, resulting in Nogues obtaining a warrant for the incident and police involvement. Judge Hell fined Nogues twenty, illustrating local tensions beyond the newsroom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eat House
J. Nogues
Idaho
Morpheus
Nogues
Frenchy
Germany
Rhine
Battle of
Sunnybrook
Eaglebrook
Hell
Hasher
Hizzoner
Blackfoot
Stolen Hen Roils Small Town Antecdote In Blackfoot
Roy Ramey reports his setting hen, prized for mothering instincts, was stolen from his property Sunday night. He condemns the theft as petty larceny and calls for prosecution. The incident highlights concerns over fowl loyalty and the ill effects on local hennery population growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blackfoot
Roy Ramey
Parta
Mr. Ramey
Probate order to show cause to sell real estate in Idaho court
In the probate court of Bingham County Idaho administrator James Young seeks sale of Walter Scrivner estate real property to pay debts and administration costs. The court orders appeared June 11 1913 at 10 a m in Blackfoot Idaho and publication in The Blackfoot Optimist for four weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Young
Walter Scrivner
Blackfoot
Bingham County
Idaho
L. Ivan Jensen
Said
Eis
Park
Probste
L. Ivan
Thomas & Andersen
Notice of Attachment in Idaho Falls Case 1913
Attachesment notice filed May 6 1913 in an above titled action naming the plaintiff’s attorney Baxington and Miles Idaho Falls Idaho. Seal of J T Ruth signature validates service and legal action against the named parties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. T. Ruth
Jonnie Loyd Dopey
Baxington & Miles
Idaho Falls
Idaho
District Court of the Sixth Judicial District
State of Idaho
Bingham
Moore
Alaine County
J_ T. CARRUTH
Thomas & Andersen
Blackfoot
Making Fine Road Under Kennedy Supervision Near Blackfoot
County Commissioner Kennedy oversees grading of the road north of town from Blackfoot to Kimball with sprinkling plans. The main road into town is described as potentially the finest in the state once completed. Nearby church services and a note from Blackfoot Water Works warn residents to register for water sprinkling usage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kennedy
Blackfoot
Kimball
Notice of Teachers Examination in Blackfoot
An examination for teachers will be held in the court house at Blackfoot on May 23 and 24, 1913. Alice Beach, County Superintendent of School, announces the event. The notice mentions the book John Barleycorn and a depot register of intoxicants, then shifts to moral guidance and a plug for Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets as a stomach disorder remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court House
Blackfoot
Alice Beach
John Barleycorn
Salt Lake
Chamberlain
Notice of Assessment on Company Stock Delinquency
Assessment 38 2 per share levied on capital stock of the company. Tax due by May 1st, May 31 deadline. Delinquent shares may be sold. Atty Bennett T. Secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of
Foot i Pation
Agee Sorento
Ace Hark Atty Bennett
Foreclosure and guardianship notices from Blackfoot area court actions
Multiple public notices from April 1913 include a board levy of 1.25 per share on Blackfoot Irrigation stock due May 31, 1913, a sheriff sale of property described by section and township in Bingham County, and a guardianship sale of minor estates in Blaine and Bingham counties with specific parcels and sale terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acr
Bingham
State of
Idaho
Boise
Blaine County
Dankison
Blackfoot
Bingham County
Ash Street
Ar Range
Boise Meridian
Younie
John W. Jones
East Main Street
Martin
Robert A. Duncan
Public Notice of Final Homestead Proof In Idaho
Department of the Interior announces Albert H. Lelsy of Aberdeen Idaho has filed intent to make final three year proof to establish his homestead claim for land in Sec 20, T68 R30 E Boise Meridian. Witnesses listed in American Falls Idaho with date set for June 3 1513 before A Ties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of the Interior
U. S
Blackfoot
Idaho
Albert H. Lelsy
Aberdeen
Boise Meridian
Carl Toes
American Falls
Corneliua Tinhert
John Jetzen
American Fall
Frank Brooks
John Chalin
James Pratt
Shelley
Range
United States Land Office
W. E. Hall
David Johnson
William Pratt
Alex Vaughn
U. B. Land Office
Peter Kopper
NEC
Range 30
David Burrell
Gerhard Schroeder
John Kopper
Lenard Dirks
Eugene Lelay
Delinquent payment notice from Blackfoot pany extension branch
At a meeting of the Bow of rectors of the Extension of i Branch of Blackfoot pany on April 29 1913 segment No 12 of 4.00 per was devied upon the capital stock now due payable to the undersigned at ntesa paid by May List and May 5 delinquent and will be yertised for sale according to law Al3 M31L Secreta
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blackfoot [Irrigation Company
Blackfoot
Idaho
Bow
Blackfoot Pany
Ntesa
Harry Bennett
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Parkinson Realty & Investment CO
Watson’s
Campbellville
Deceas
Sixth Judicial District
M. Broat
J. M. Broat
Thomas Hull
New Baptist Church
Star Theatre
Wrters
Blackfoot Water Works
C.F. Hilliard
Sec
M&atp
G. H. Holbrook
C. V Fisher
Standrod Bank
West Bridge Street
Neil F. Boyle
H. A. Jacobs
Pocatello
Ait-Mit
Alguns and Ney Ae
Lee Charles Ee Ae
Jones
Pire
District Court
Lee Charles ‘Miller
Thomes L. Jones
Mary Atm Jones
A. G. Edwards
William A. Hickenlooper
W. H. Juffleham
A. D
Thomas L. Jones
Mary Ann Jones
W. H. Stufflebeam
Township Five
Tech
B. M
Eixteen
Contal
Sted
Bonne Creek
County of En
L. Jones
W. H. Stoffleboam
Ieee
AMM
the Sixth Judicial District
Vinta Fowler
James C. Fowler
Frances Marie Duncan
Susie Katherine Duncan
Robert Franklin Duncan
Henry W. Kiefer
Fred W. Kiefer
Frank A. Sloan
Millick
J. W. Gaumer
Chiropractic
Office
West Pacific ST
1818 Theatre
Register
Blackfoot Mercantile Company, 4 Corporation
Ven Kung
AMS
Henry W, Kiefer
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