The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1905-06-09

/ Mrs. r. w. West is visiting her sister
in Lewisville, Idaho.
Jerry McCarty's saloon has been treat
ed to coat of paint
The Holbrook family are entertaining
Mrs. VIM. Remington.
Mrs. Jackman has some new spe-
cialties in millinery.
Mrs. John Elks of Pocatello, visited
Mrs. Osborn this week.
The White Knob expects to blow in
the smelter on the 18th.
DR.. Paling, formerly of Mackay, is Wis
iting his mother in Canada.
Misses Anna and Bertha Scott were in
Portland at the opening of the Fair.
G. E. Kinney was in Idaho Falls on
business the latter part of last week.
The Idaho State Press Association mas
postponed it's summer trip till July 18th.
We have a new patent leather shoe for
ladies. Call and see them.-W. r. Jones
& Co.
The Aldrich new residence in the
south part of town is about ready for &C.
cupancy.
Pianos and sheet music at The Re
publican office. Wadsworth Music
Company.
VIM. Mcdonald moved his household
goods and family to Salt Lake the fore
part of the week.
Mrs. J. M. Stevens went to Salt Lake
| Tuesday for weeks visit with her sister
Mrs. Ralph Osborn.
Ocean WavevWashers Prize Wringers
nothing equals them for good work and
durability at Biethan's.
Rev. White was in Idaho Falls last
evening where he joined Mr.. E. B. Chand-
lee and Miss Blanch Weiman in we'd
lock.
The fair is only few weeks off now so
begin planning your exhibits and make
every letter you write say something
about it.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. A. Hayes, of Cleve-
land, Tennessee, are expected the first of
July on an extended visit to their sons
Abby and Clifford, who have been here
long enough to be called "Blackfooters.
L. Westerholm and Arthur Anderson
of Custer, and R. G. Pearson of Lost
River passed through the city Monday
en- route for home. All three of the
gentlemen have been attending the Agri-
cultural College at Logan, Utah the past
year.
Second hand furniture! No, not a
piece will you find in the stock. All
new up-to-date stock, bought cheap sell
cheap. Why? I have no rent to pay, no
extra expense for this department and
surely can sell you cheaper than anyone.
Biethan's.
| Attention is called to the display adj
| vertisement of r. w. West elsewhere in
this issue. Mr.. West has opened up for
business in the building formerly oc-
cupied by Younie & Kennedy on Bridge
St. He is handling the Milwaukee har
vestlng machinery.
Preston, Jesse and Leonard O'Neal
departed Monday night for visit to
their old home in Longton, Kansas
Preston expects to be gone about six
weeks and the other two boys about two
months. They all expect to visit in diff
ferent parts of the state.
J. T. Thoelecke and Mr.. Ward of
Pocatello, were in the city Tuesday and
Wednesday and attended the K. of P.
lodge meeting Tuesday evening. Both
are very pleasant gentlemen and made
many acquaintance while here.
A team belonging to Mr.. Virgins ran
away last Tuesday and when on Main
street lounger on the street attempted
to stop them, but was thrown violently
to the ground, lighting in a nice little
mud puddle. The team was finally stop
ped befor any serious damage was
done.
Mrs. Coumerilh served a very tempt |
ing luncheon for the Ladies' Aid of the
Baptist church Wednesday afternoon.
1t was very well attended and much en-
joyed. These luncheons are growing in |
popularity and prove very pleasing to
those who attend.
The latest rumor on the railroad
checkerboard is to the effect that the |
Chicago, Milwaukee St. Pau railroad
has covetous eyes on Boise, and that
surveying party is now working
westward from the Missouri river with
Boise as the objective point, and ulti-
mately terminus on the coast. 1t is |
thought the road will go through |
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