The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1905-06-23

r. T. Jones returned this week from
Minidoka.
The foundation is being laid for the
new armory.
Cline makes cigars that burn even
and smoke we'll.
Miss Cora Dudley of,Malad, is visiting
the Misses Leigh.
T.R. Jones is making some loans this
week on real estate.
DR.. Carson returned Thursday from
trip to Custer county.
See Mrs. Jackman for millinery,
opposite the I. 0. 0. F. hall.
Wayne Darlington and N. H. Clark
we're doing the Grove City Tuesday.
Capt. TAFT of the Idaho Malta re-
turned last week from trip to the coast.
AID. Quantrell and family will take
trip to the Yellowstone Park this sea-
son.
Views of your homes made in A. l.
style mounted on very neatest mounts.
Cutler.
Mr.. Volpert is erecting some new
buildings on Bridge street opposite the
Red Barn.
Raymond Givens returned recently
from Colorado Springs where he has
been in college.
Well! Fit we'll, look we'll, wear we'll,
feel we'll. Kohn Bros. Guaranteed Cloth
ing at Biethan's.
Harl s. Kittle of Boulder, Colorado,
passed up the road last Friday with
some home seekers.
Mrs. Bailey of New York gave very
interesting lecture at the Methodist
church Sunday evening.
Mrs. Sidney Osborn and her little
daughter from Salt Lake are visiting the
Stevens families this week.
H. w. Curtis, Sam Lloyd, Ed Rowles
and G. H. Holbrook have been out fish
ing on Wolverine this week.
Ny Trotting Stallion will stand for
service at the Red Barn for season 1905.
Al d. P. PRATT.
Mrs. s. H. Cork who lives Just east of
town has been quite ill the past week.
The Cork family moved in from Psemari
Valley recently.
The people of Goshen have decided
by popular vote, to have townsite laid
out on Moroni Hess farm. A number of
people are ready to buy town lots.
DR.. and Mrs. Givens will leave for Oro-
fino on July 9Th, where the doctor will
have charge of the Northern Idaho Asy-
lum. They will visit Portland enroute.
w. B. Eldredge has been very
low with heart trouble and for two or
three days little hope was entertained
for his recovery, but since Tuesday he
has been improving with good prospects
for recovery.
Watkin Jones, brother of E. j. and
T. R. Jones has arrived from Minnesota,
and has taken place with the survey
ing corps of the American Falls Canal
and Power company.
G.. r. West, of Ogden, is here helping
his brother, r. w. West, install his stock
of implements. They carry the Milwau-
kee mowers and binders, and have a
stock of duplicate parts from which they
could build new machines if necessary.
Charlie Furey was down from Leslie
this week and reports crops looking we'll
and the prospects for water better than
usual. They had foot of snow and
some rain Saturday which was followed
by warm weather and there was no
frost.
Second hand furniture! No, not a
piece will you find in the stock. All
new up todate stock, bought cheap sell
cheap. Why? have no rent to pay, no
extra expense for this department and
surely can sell you cheaper than anyone.
Biethan's.
Some unruly fellow had difference
to settle with Otto Harder at the Red
Barn last week and tried to demonstrate
matters with knife, but Otto gathered
up a slim club and broke his jaw in a |
couple of places, after which he went
away and was good.
Rev. Haley and H. H. McMaster have
been experimenting with wireless tele-
graphy for some time and have succeed
ed in transmitting messages from their
residences. A test will be made from
the depot to Houston soon and the gen
tlemen are sure they will be successful.
G. D. Smith and 9. W. Gray Of Poca-
tello arc doing real estate business On