The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1905-05-26
Next Tuesday is Decoration Day.

w. II. Jones Is back from Salt Lake
Machine work or hand work at Kin
neys shop.
, Mrs. Pyke of Ross Fork is on the sicl
list this week.
Ralph Osborn was down from Macka,
to spend Sunday.
H. B. Garletz came down from Mac
kay last Saturday.
M. s. Sheffel was up from Minidok,
the first of the week.
The old shoes are easiest. Kinney re
pairs them on Bridge street.
Geo. and Thos. Heaton are visiting
their aunt at Monida this week.
Jas. Beaverland of Lost River wen
east with car of cattle Tuesday.
Try our Havana cigars. They are
king of all cigars. Cigar factory.
Coffee with real cream in it at the
Office Cafe. Frank Grimmet, proprietor
My Trotting Stallion will stand fol
service at the Red Barn for season 1905
Al d. P. PRATT.
Blackfoot merchants are giving the
public some rare treats in show win
dows.
Ifyou want to learn typewriting
read the ad of the Butte firm in this
issue.
w. D. Trego took trip to Lost River
Monday to look after sugar beets out
there.
Get a box of Blackfoot cigars. We
retail them at wholesale prices at the
factory.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. E. Jones of Pocatello
were the guests of Fred Murphey last
Sunday.
Our want ads are making others hap
py; look them over and see if they will
help you.
Mrs. Ryan, Mrs. Brown and Mrs.
Richards will go to Hiese Hot Spring
Saturday.
E. M. Kennedy has driving horse for
sale that is alright for children or any
body to handle.
committee of the Eastern Immi-
grafton Association is in town today
doing some work.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. T. Ryan are making
a tennis court at their plum grove in
the K.mball addition.
Mrs. D. V. Wolfe of Mackay has been
in the hospital for month, but went
out on Mondays train.
At the trial of E. E. Kelley last Friday
for assault a jury was empaneled and
he was found not guilty.
Archie Howell of upper Lost River
had one of his legs amputated below the
knee at Mackay last week.
w. A. Younie loaded out five teams
with grain for the canal work on the
west side Tuesday morning.
Mr.. Drebin is in Salt Lake this
week buying stock for the new furnish
ing store of Cline and Drebiu.
Monday evening there was a meeting
of the directors of the Fair Association
and the Progress Building company.
Mrs. Frank Bean arrived Tuesday
morning from Denver where she has
been for several months visiting rela-
tives.
Mrs. Ella Browning returned from
Ogden Monday morning where she had
been to attend the funeral of her broth
er-in-law.
: s. X. Paxton the Bridge st. Druggist
is agent forthe International Stock Food
Cos Celebrated Stock Remedies. Every
article guaranteed.
H. Drebin, formerly of the firm of
Drebn and Rose, is opening up a gents
furnishings store in connection with Mr..
H. Cline at the Cigar Factory.
Mr.. Edward Bentley, the purchaser of
the Bingham County Democrat has
moved his family up from Randolph,
Utah, and is located near the Baptist
Church.
Murphey and Vanderwood have re-
painted the woodwork and freshened the
game heads in the Gem Saloon. They
have large collection of gameheads
we'll preserved.
Every Prescription and recipe brought
% the Bridge street drug store will re-
,eive my personal attention which is an
absolute guarantee of purity and accur-
scy.-S. K. Paxton
There was contest case in the land
'ffice Friday involving land near Nc
Cannon. 1t was brought by Geo. w.
Hicks against Jas. Barron, but was dis
missed after day and half had been
pent in taking testimony.
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