The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1905-09-29

Howard Rokes was down from Idab
, Falls Thursday.
Edgar Shelman, of Springfield, visite,
the fair last week.
Miss Cassie Wright left for Sod
Springs last Friday.
E. F. Hale and daughter are visitin,
at.C Cleveland, Idaho.
Miss Lille Anderson is visiting a
Idaho Falls this week.
The old shoes are easiest. Kinney re
pairs them on Bridge street.
p j. Henderson of Bryan, goes t,
Chesterfield to teach school there.
Hugh Wood of the Wood Live STOCK
company visited the fair last week.
Fish on ice. and all fresh meats il
the cooler. Miller, Stone & Taylor.
Acre tracts for sale on easy terms
Near new school house. E. M. Kennedy
A Mr.. Mcdonald, of Minneapolis, went
out to Custer, Monday, to visit his sis.
ter.
Alfred Taylor, wife and daughter re-
turned Friday from a visit to Grant,
Idaho.
Mrs. Shrevelin, who lives neal Smiths
nursery, went to Burley, Wednesday to
take land.
SOMETHING NEw.-Ladies' belts. neck
wear and bags. Come and see them at
Biethan's.
The Misses Violet Johnston and
Mamie Jones were up from Pocatello
Thursday.
State Superintendent May Scott was
at the fair on Elks' Day and spent a few
days at home.
Frank s. Appleman, representing the
Palo Alto Stock Farm, visited Blackfoot
during the fair. +
c.. A. Churchill, wife and daughter
from Ross Fork and Major Caldwell and
wife visited the fair.
The Misses Loretto Dreddleson and
Carrie Standrod of Pocatello were the
guests OF Katie Upper over Sunday.
Henry Cowles who has been visiting
his brother, J. E. Cowles, for some time,
left Thursday for Flagstaff, Arizona.
Judge X. 1. Perky, formerly district
Judge of Blaine and Lincoln counties,
but now of Boise, visited the fair, Fri
day.
C. W. Fresh has just returned from a
tour OF the coast. He visited the expo
sition and California and had a delight
full trip.
r. r. Jones, the man who sells farms
and loans money, has recovered from an
attack of typhoid foyer and is rushing
business again.
Geo. Butler, who has been working
on Cburch's surveying corps all sum-
mer has taken a place with the sugar
factory and will have charge OF one OF
the big pumps.
The Fair Association succeeded IN
getting the Mackay train held over till
v p. m. last Friday. An extra coach
was used last week to accommodate the
travel from Lost River to the fair.
Building is progressing on the new
livery stable of Albert Anderson adj
Joining Duncan's blacksmith shop.
The building has a front of n hun
bred feet and sets on a high founda-
ii on.
E. L.. Bradbury, of Idaho Falls,
brought some specimens Of fruit to the
fair which were raised in Swan Valley
by Thos. Beam, Samuel Weeks and Har.
ry Burton. The fruit was good and cap
tured some premiums.
PA. Wagner. of Denver, passed
through town on his way to Little
Casino Greek on upper Salmon River
where he is developing a gold mine.
His brother was accidentally killed in
explosion of giant caps at Telluride
End.
VIM. Halter, an old stage driver OF the
Houston and Challis line is
visiting in town this week. Mr.. Halter is
looking we'll, and will be remembered
among those who faced the big storms
of the desert under Fred Vogler's man
agement during the winter "when the
pieplant froze." I
Watch for the rummage sale. Save {
US all your old clothing, hats, gloves,
shoes, coats, o%vercoats, picture franes
odd dishes, hosiery, any fancy WORK tnat |
out of style, vases, lamps, furniture l
bedding, files of magazines, anything at :
all that we can sell. Proceeds for the q
l s. October will be the month. \