The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1905-12-29

: Jack Hayball was down from Idah
Falls Christmas.
Arthur Broadhead was up from Poe,
tello Wednesday.
r. John Coumerilh was up from his ranc
at Tilden Tuesday.
Rev. Haley and wife are expected HON
Saturday, the Both.
The Deseret News issued a holida
number of 120 pages.
"See America FIRST
The q. w. and M. company are close,
this week for inventory.
Mrs. A. r. Ryan is spending the wnte
with friends in California.
The biggest little thing in town il
Tuppers One Cent counter.
The old shoes are easiest. Kinney re
pairs them on Bridge street.
Sweet Potatoes, Celery, Figs, Dates
and Mince Meat at Holbrook's.
Miss Mary Jensen and Warren Bailey
were married at Groveland, Thursday.
Salt Lake is to have new newspape,
to be called the Inter Mountain Repub
lican.
Judge Stevens went to Pocatello We'd
nesday to try some cases for Judge
Bulge
L. S. Lyons of Basalt, and Lorenzo
Peterson Of Cache Nalley were doing the
Grove City Tuesday.
Messrs. Slack, Brown and King, of
Gold Point have gone down the river
trapping and prospecting.
Rev. G. G. Haley and wife are spend
ing Christmas and the holidays on the
Ewing ranch on Lost River.
Now stock of staple and fancy groceries
at Kinney Bros Three doors south of
the post office. Phone 1874.
The series of dances at the Progress
Hall this week are affording much pleas
ure to the dancers of this community.
j. H. Gallagher and Evan Harris
left Tuesday for Ely, Nevada, where
they expect to work for the winter
The printers on the Times and Regis
ter at Idaho Falls. went on strike last
week, but both publications appeared as
usual.
Miss Lenore Biethan will return to
school in California next week. Miss
Susie will remain home the rest of the
winter.
Miss Lille DIPPED is up from the A. of
l. at Pocatello, to spend Christmas and
the holidays with her parents and num-
erous friends.
John @. Critchelow of the Utah Credit
Mems Association will be here on Janu-
airy End. to settle some matters in the
Gesas failure.
Every week somebody advertises stray
stock in THE REPUBLICAN, and every
week somebody is made happy by it.
SECT the habit.
H. H. McMaster and family we're here
On their way to Mackay, Christmas,
where they went to attend the wedding
If their son Vern, to Miss Nina Mccall
um.
The "See America First" congress
meets at Salt Lake January IS. Will
Blackfoot realize its opportunity and
nave delegates there? Talk to your
neighbor about it.
Word comes from Whether, California,
hat N. H. Clark and his little daughter,
Dorothy, are i'll with typhoid fever at
hat place. Mr.. Clark's condition is such
hat his recovery is doubtful.
Prof. Thompson, a former music teach
n of Blackfoot, but now of Butte, has
,een spending few days at Blackfoot,
he guest of his father-in law, Mr.. Wat
ION.
The Idaho house has installed lunch
counter, and will be open day and night.
We have an experienced cook who knows
low to please the trade. We solicit
'our patronage. If.
s. X. Davis, father of DR.. J. B. Davis
I this place, came here from Evanston,
H., four months ago to visit and mend
p little. He has gained pound a
7eek, and when he goes home he is 60
ng to do some boosting for Idaho.
The Kempton Komedy Ko. opened
our nights engagement at Houck's .
'pera House Wednesday evening, and
re receiving fair patronage. The COM
any carries lot of special scenery, and
1ere are fourteen people in the troup,
Il Of whom are clever. Specialties are
wen between the acts, and all who at
md get big show for their money, 10, I
and 30 cents. a