The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1905-08-18
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B. j. Briggs was down from Idaho
Falls Thursday.
Ring phone SO, agency for Troy Steam
Laundry of Salt Lake.
JIG. Anderson of Idaho Falls visited
Blackfoot Wednesday.
The Republican phone is As. The
editors residence is 1862.
The old shoes are easiest. Kinney re-
pairs them on Bridge street.
A number of Grove City young
ladies will return from Portland today.
Assessor W. H. Danilson is out at
Grays Lake after Transient stockmen.
Miss Julia Anderson attended the
county institute at Pocatello Wednes-
day
Mrs. E. A. Williams of Salt Lake has
been visiting Mrs. G. V. Robinson this
week
John and Gregory Jones, Ed Rowles
and c. E, Kinney are out fishing on Lost
River.
A. N. Anderson and his daughters,
Lily, Nelly and Elma, are at Portland
this week.
The walls of the new school building
are about completed. 1t is to be known
as the Irving school.
Before purchasing elsewhere, Sc,
quality and get prices of Irvine from
r. w West, Local Agent of Milwaukee
Harvester Co. Bridge street.
Warrant number 245 drawn on the
current expense fund of Bingham coun-
ty in July 1905 is lost, and all persons are
warned against purchasing the same.
Mrs. L. R. Aldrch of Blackfoot, for
merly Miss Dorothy Lynch, school
teacher at this place, visited Idaho Falls
friends Thursday of last week.-Idaho
Falls Times.
j. S. Fletcher of the Hastings Indus
trial Company of Chicago was in town
Thursday attending to some business
connected with the new creamery to be
built at Darlington.
N. F. Boyle who is erecting building
for the steam laundry, says it will be
ready for occupancy by September first,
so Blackfoot will have steam laundry
operating during the fair.
The Women of Woodcraft had a social
session on Monday evening at the lodge
hall and refreshment we're served by
Mesdames Susie Stevens, Jos. Bettininv.
Jas. Kinney and Cora Mcdonald.
The Board of Equalization is in SEES {
sion at Boise, and have discovered that
In some counties there is less land than
there was last year. In some of the
states the population has decreased.
but now the state board sends ont .
to several assessors to seq what b.s a
become of the land.
I'D. johnson and Geo. d. Peacock r
OF the American Sunday School Union
are In this section organizing Sunday
Schools and looking after the interest
OF those already established in rural ~
districts that need aid. Thew trave, in "
sheep wagon and work in the nao.
lected places off the railroad lines :.
Willard Moore, of Prospect was ont in
helping to regulate some headgates near
the mouth of the Great feeder a fev E.,
days ago, and left his team and n saddle .,
horse tied to load of hay while ba ~,
went to show the committee about tbo
road. When he returned the hay. wagon
and horses were burned. 1t leaves Mr.
Moore with only one horse and no means
to replace the outfit.
Harry Gesas visited Mackay the first of tbe 4,
week ~
Mrs Fred Murphey visited friends at poca- W
telio Thursday. pt
Geo. Wessler has been entertaining his y
'atherat Blacltfoot this week. or
Henry Gable Of Idaho Falls was doior So
business at Blackfo0t Thursday