The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1905-06-09
Local News Matters
growing weather.

Good growing weather.
Ball game Sunday afternoon.
Plan an exhibit for the fair this fall.
Frank Bean was in Ogden on business
the first of the week.
See the new Oxford tan shoes forladies
at W. R. Jones & Co.'S.
The M. W. A. took in two new mem
bers last Monday night.
The Blackfoot fair will be bigger and
better than ever this year.
Mr.. Kneal has returned from trip to
the beet fields on Lost river
Work On the new eight room school
house is progressing rapidly.
Boxwell & Son have the nobbiest
line of Summer goods in town.
Edward Hartford and son came in from
Mackay the first part of the week.
Mr.. Lane has been looking after bust
ness interests here for the past week.
Hungry for something new? Try our
S. Il S. hams.-Miller Stone & Taylor.
Jas. H. Hawley of Boise is in the hos
pital undergoing treatment for an alb
sess.
Ladies' shoes which have been selling
at $500 now going at S1.35.--W. r. Jones
& Co.
T. r. Jones has received the appoint
ment of deputy game warden for this
district.
DR.. Galbraith, formerly of Pocatello
and Mackay, is now located at Oakland,
California.
There is some talk of an electric
railway between American Falls and
Springfield.
Commence talking up the fair to
everyone and keep at it till it is all
through with.
Well! Fit we'll, look we'll, wear we'll,
feel we'll. Kohn Bros. Guaranteed Cloth
ing at Biethan's.
Jones & Stephens have the contract
for the Alex Yohnie new home to be
erected of cut stone.
Cutler makes Photos that please his
customers. Call and see him and look
at his Work-its fine.
Mrs. W. B. Eldredge entertained her
old friend, Mrs. Hennesy of Butte, Mont,
during the past week.
Mrs. Stiner was down from the Lost
River country buying provisions for the
Columbia Standard mines
Messrs Wessler and Henry of the base
ball team visited the formers parents
in Ogden the first of the week.
The people show their appreciation
of the sale now on at Boxwell's by the
numbers that attend and buy.
D. L. Bailey of the Idaho Odd Eel
low says he expects to organize l.. O. o.
f. lodges at Moore and Arco soon.
Mr.. Dennis of The Idaho Falls Regis
ter was in the city the first of the week
soliciting ads for the Fair Catalog.
My Trotting Stallion will stand for
service at the Red Barn for season 1905.
At d. p. PRATT.
P. w. Porter of Howe, went to Ogden
last week to meet his wife who has been
visiting relatives in California and at
Boise.
Contractor Hicks of Boise, is here this
week looking after the construction of
the new school house and the Brown
residence.
Boxwell & Son are still running that
honest sale of theirs and selling you
goods at prices that their competitors
do not meet.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. E. Kinney departed
last Tuesday for an extended visit of SIX
weeks among old friends and relatives
in Kansas, Indiana and Ohio.
Miss Alice McGill, of Fresno, Cal,
passed through here the first of the
week enroute for Moore where she will
visit with Miss Amanda Hoalst.
Snaps packages Malta and pack
ages Triscuit Breakfast foods packages
seeded Rasins for 25 cents. 2 packages
Flag brand coffee IS cents at Biethan's.
This office is in receipt of lot of lit
erature from Congressman French that
will be distributed among the ranchers
and fruit growers who may call for
copies.
Joseph Clark who is well known to
many Bingham county people, residing
at Mackay, is recovering slowly from a
stroke of paralysis and is able to be
around some.
Miss Elizabeth Morrison returned
with her sister, Mrs. Woodin, to the lat
ter's home in Colfax, Washington for an
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