The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1905-07-21
Local Nelus Matters

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Latest style hats at Mrs. Jackman'
Don't fail to see the street parade a
8. am.
Ladies! Waists and Skirts, new at Bic
than's. ''
W. s. CLANCY was up from Pocatello
Monday.
Gail johnson is working in the Stand
rod Bank.
Don't miss the One third Of Sale a
Biethan's.
The Red Barn has completed its ESQ
gallon tank.
Rev. Custer preached at Lost Rive,
last Sunday.
A. G: Robert and wife spent Thursday
in st. Anthony.
Miss Ethel Conger has a new Rem
ington typewriter.
The Blackfoot Hotel is being cleaned
and papered anew.
Ring phone SO, agency for Troy Steam
Laundry Of Salt Lake.
Miss Gertrude Rooms, of Malad. is
visiting Miss Betty Ezell.
W. A. Younie has moved into his new
residence on bridge street.
Charlie Evans left Wednesday for q
three weeks visit to Omaha.
The old shoes are easiest. Kinney re.
pairs them on Bridge street.
E. +. Secor, Of Loveland, Colorado, ar
rived in Blackfoot this week.
A. D. Quantrell and family left Wed-
nesday for the Yellowstone Park.
DR.. Good and bride have moved into a
suite of rooms in the Younie block.
W. D. Trego and F. A. Monroe visited
the Lost River beet farms last week.
Fish on ice, and all fresh meats in
the cooler. Miller, Stone & Taylor.
Refreshments in abundance will be
found at the fair grounds on July oath.
Geo. Moore who once lived at Black
foot is married and living at Twin Falls.
Please return all books to the Free
Travelling Library at once. DR.. Mitch
ell.
July oath will be your chance to see a
band OF Indians in war paint and feath-
ers.
Mrs. Bergman went out to Arco,
Friday, to visit her brother, Mr.. John
looms.
Blackfoot is celebrated for her Loyalty
and July 24th will be gala day in her
history.
A fine boy was born at the home of
Mr.. Sidney Corn in Porterville Thursday
Frank Dekay was in from the summer
range this week. He has his stock near
Henry Idaho.
Miss Harriet Thompson from Rich
mond Indiana, is visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
g. F. Hansbrough.
Mr.. Clay of Idaho Falls and w. H.
of Blackfoot took flying
trip to Tilden Friday.
Don't forget to celebrate, and decorate
your homes-Let the stars and stripes
be everywhere in evidence.
Urah and Edwin Taylor of Porterville
were given birthday party one evening
this week by host Of neighbors.
Rev. o. A. White left recently for Port
land to attend the General Conference
Of Methodists and the exposition.
Mrs. G. V. Fisher returned Tuesday
from trip to Caldwell to attend the
of her father w. A. Sample.
Mrs. AL Faulker, who has been run
ming the Lake View Hotel, on Danilson
Creek, went to Camas, Wednesday even
ing.
Mrs. T. r. Jones took Mrs. E. o.
Church down to Otis, Wednesday, and
The is trying camp life with her husband
he engineer.
Miss Maud Bevans has passed the ex-
and has been recommended |
or government position. Her creden-
ials are good.
Work is progressing rapidly on the
edition to the Cutler Building and the
rick block to be used by the Thomas
Mercantile company.
One of the small children Of Mr.. and
drs. A. Grimaud died last Sunday after
Don at their home in Blackfoot. The
uneral took place on Tuesday.
Editor Wheeler was down from Idaho
'alls Friday. He is printing the prem
I'm list for the Blackfoot Fair and has
about ready for distribution.
Bert Gray, of Darlington, brought
own six draft horses last week for G..
V. & M. Company, and Geo. Howell
ook them to Idaho Falls for the Com
any.
The ball game on the oath will be
the fair grounds at 2 p. m. Admis-
on rs cents. At $3.50 the grounds will
Q thrown open and the basket ball ,
anne and other sports will commence.
J. E. Cowles of the G. w. & M. Com
any sold fourteen horse power j. l.
ase thresher outfit this week to parties
Thomas, who will shell the grain of
lat district this fall. The purchasers
70 D. J. Murdoch, Philip Dance, F. L.
johnson Bros. and I. A. Par
ms.
We call attention to the full page an
of Mondays program for ..
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