The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1905-06-16

See the new Oxford tan shoes for ladie
at W. r. Jones &Co's.
Are you looking for "The t?''-Tha
McAtees confectionery.
Rev. White preached funeral sermo
In Idaho Falls last Monday.
| CIV. Hansen of Mackay, was on on
streets the first of the week.
The old shoes are easiest. Kinney re
pairs them on Bridge street.
James Campbell of Pocatello, was i
the city on business Monday.
Miss Buckingham of Pocatello, spen
Sunday with Miss Mae Boxwell.
A. G. Roberts was in Pocatello Of
business the fore part of the week.
WIS. CLANCY of Pocatello, transacted
business here the first of the week.
State Veterinarian Noble of Boise, wa
here on business the first of the week
We have new patent leather shoe TO
ladies. Call and see them.--W. r. Jone,
& Co.
l.. M. Earl of st. Anthony was in thu
city on business the fore part of thu
week.
Views of your homes made in A.
style mounted on very neatest mounts
Cutler.
Mrs. Penrod of Pocatello, spent
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. George A.
Roberts.
Mr.. Burt Manassi of Pocatello, trans
acted business with the land office here
Monday.
Judge Stevens and G. G. Deitrick re.
turned home from the northern part of
the state.
Judge I. N. Sullivan, of HALEY, pass.
ed through this city Monday on his way
to Mackay.
T. r. Jones made two nice loans this
week and has more money for people
who want it.
Cutler makes Photos that please his
customers. Call and see him and look
at his work-its fine.
There is only one best snag proof rub
Der boot made, strictly guaranteed sold
by Brown & Eldredge.
Messrs Whiteway and Kelly are enjoy
ing trip in the hills in the Willow
creek country this week.
DR.. Bean of Pocatello, was up from
Pocatello Monday to pay professional
visit to w. B. Eldredge.
My Trotting Stallion will stand for
service at the Red Barn for season 1905.
Al D. P. PRATT.
Miss Mamie Smith has returned home
from the Academy of Idaho at Pocatel-
10 where she has been attending school.
The Cassia forest reserve in southern
Idaho has been established by presiden-
tial proclamation. 1t will embrace near.
ly 100000 acres.
Next Wednesday, June 21st, is the
longest day of the year, and at this time
the "Good Old Summer Time" is su ppos-
ed to settle down.
Miss Dehila Maloney, who has been
attending college in Salt Lake City, WIS.,
ted her friend, Miss Mae Boxwell while
On her way home to Salmon City.
Snaps packages Malta and pack
ages Triscuit Breakfast foods packages
seeded Raisins for rs cents. 2 packages
flag brand coffee IS cents at Biethan's.
W. T. Harris departed for Twin Falls
Monday to look after business interests
md from there he went to Mountain
home as delegate to the State Sunday
school convention. .....
Marshal billiard is certainly keeping
he hobos on the move. As soon as any
light in the yards here they are COMPEL
ID to move on down the road. Several
'angs have been dispersed this week.
M. Alice Wilson was in the city the
after part of last week soliciting aid for
he Life Boat Society, an organization
hat rescues girls. The association is
aging particular attention to the affairs
n Portland this year.
Mrs. E. A. Doud has returned from
'alt Lake where she attended the grad
ating exercises of her daughter, Miss
idith, who has been attending the Col
'giate Institute at that place. Mrs.
loud stopped off at Ogden on the way
ONE and visited friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Bergman and
aughter, Miss Lnlu, Of Mitchell, South
dakota, arrived the latter part of last
eek for visit with G. w. Bergman
nd family. The two gentlemen are ,
rothers and this is the first time they
ave seen each other for thirty years.
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