The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1905-05-12

Thos. Keogh and F. G. Christ spen
Sunday at Pocatello.
See the new Oxford tan shoes for ladie
at W. R. Jones & Cos.
State superintendent May Scott ha'
been spending few days at home.
We are selling $500 and $500 shoes Al
$3.50 to close out the line.-W. R. Jones
& Co.
Have you tried our clear Havana Gig
ars? Three for Blackfoot Cigal
Factory.
Neil Boyle is fencing and seeding hi
block of land near the Red Barn OF
Bridge street.
Miss Don Carlos has been engaged by
the board to teach in the school mex
year at Blackfoot.
DR.. Hamilton who was specializing ir
Lost River lands during the winter
spent Sunday here.
Miss Esther Hartdegan, the cashier al
the G. w. & M. Company store, spent
Sunday at Pocatello.
Clarence Ivie is accused of petit lar
ceny and of desertion of family, and Mrs
Ivie moves for divorce.
Mrs. Kitty Blodget of Butt, went out
to Mackay Monday to look after invest.
ments she has made there.
The young ladies of the Baptist church
gave their Easter cantata second time
at the church Monday evening.
The Weeter Lumber Company are
building some more sheds this week fol
the storage of finishing materials.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. E. Kinney will leave
for visit in Iowa about the 9th of May
and expect to be gone several week.
My Trotting Stallion will stand fol
service at the Red Barn for season 1905
At D. P. PRATT.
Father Nolan, of Idaho Falls, will
celebrate Mass at the Catholic Church
on Sunday May 21st at 10 o'clock a. m
G. w. Hart who has been visiting
here for some time left Tuesday fol
Denver on his way home at Newton
Iowa.
]. w. Reader who has been visiting
Dan Cutting last week, has returned to
Salt Lake to 60 to work for the Pullman
company.
A "Trusty" named AL Thompson
vamoosed from the courthouse Monday
while "ln the line of duty" and was
found at Idaho Falls.
Father Van der Donckt, of Pocatello
will lecture at the Catholic Church
Sunday evening May 18th at s o'clock
all are cordially invited.
The Eastern Idaho immigration as,
ISOLATION had good meeting at Idaho
Falls last Saturday and is pushing the
work for this part Of the state.
Cloudy days are just as good as Sunny
days for making Photographs at Cutters
up to date Photo 'Parlors on Bridge
street next to Tupper's Bargains store.
Mrs. Fred Vogler visited her brother
E. w. Rowles here the first of the week
and went on to Tonapah where Mr.. Vog-
Ter and A. D. Quantrell are making a
barrel of money with automobiles.
The Blackfoot Base Ball Association
has elected the following officers: E. W.
Rowles, Pres; D. Burrel, Vice Pres;
w. H. Stufflebeam' Sec'y.; G. H. Hol-
brook, Treas; Jno. w. Jones, Mgr; and
Jas. Martin. Capt.
The fruitgrowers' association which
has been holding meetings at Idaho
Falls has incorporated and elected its
officers. w. r. Harris is member of
the association from Blackfoot; 0. b.
McCutcheon of Idaho Falls is president.
Leonard O'Neal returned Sunday
from trip to the meeting of the grand
lodge of M. w. of A. and reports having
had an enjoyable trip. They were enter
tanned royalty at Occur d Alene, Spokane
and Pendleton, and were "shown" and
bauqueted till their cups were running
over.
The Blackfoot and Idaho Falls base
ball teams crossed bats at the Fair
Grounds Sunday afternoon and the Falls
boys got walluped to the tune of "a to IL.
A large crowd witnessed the game from
the grand stand and pronounced it very
good.
Thos. Blackburn has been grading
and identifying piece of land on the
river bank mile west of the Snake
river bridge, just southeast of the John
Duncan place, 1t was one of those sandy
waste places till Mr.. Blackburn tore it
up and turned it into garden spot. He
will set it to trees.
Af+oran illiness of three mr. four months