The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1905-08-25
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Some big bargains in Dry Goods at,
Biethan's. At
Ring phone SO, agency for Troy Steam
Laundry of Salt Lake.
Boiled ham and cold meats always on
hand. Criswell & Hill.
The old shoes are easiest. Kinney re-
pairs them on Bridge street.
A. N. Anderson and daughters ar
rived last evening from trip to Port
land.
J.W. Faris of the Idaho Academy
visited Blackfoot Tuesday in the interest
of the school.
The Troy Steam Laundry Of Salt
Lake has delivery system in Blackfoot.
Ring phone SO.
D. HI. Biethan leaves Saturday for a
trip to Chicago and Cleveland to buy
goods for his big store.
IF. Hunt minerologist of Challis,
has discovered rich quartz about ten
miles east of Parker Mountain.
Mrs. j. M. Stevens has returned from
North Idaho where she went on ac-
count of the death of her sister.
Correspondence of general interest on
veterinary work addressed to DR.. Citizen
will be answered through the Republi-
can.
Assessor w. HI. Danilson has recently
moved into a fine seven room house
which he has built in the Kimball addi-
ton.
The Village Fathers did some business
in the line Of raising the tax on affec-
tionate dogs at their meeting Wednes-
day night. See ordinance number "a.
The Misses Kehoe, Gillespie, Berry
man and McCracken and Mrs. Eldredge
have returned from the exposition. Miss
Cellar stopped at Payette on the way
back.
Seventeen new residences have been
built in the Kimball addition this sea-
son, and there's more to follow. Peter
G. Johnstons residence will soon be en-
closed.
Milton Dillingham;, brother Of L. E.
Dillingham; of the Republican Office,
came in from Montana last week and is
holding case in Percy Jones printing
Office.
Geo. Watson has returned from his
mining claims on Warm Spring Creek,
and says he has something pretty good
up there.
Rev. G. G. Haley, formerly Of Mackay,
will occupy the Methodist pulpit Sun
day morning, and is to remain here for
the year.
Louis Felt and U. H. Taylor of Porter
vile have had wells drilled lately, and
secured excellent water at depth Of
about hundred feet.
Mrs. Wasley has been entertaining two
sisters from Butte for the past month.
Mrs. McKonky left for home on Wednes-
day, and Mrs. Sandy on Thursday.
Daniel Raymond who has been in a
hospital for several weeks, returned
home Wednesday morning. He is thin
ner than he was, and pretty lame yet. |
Herman Stuflebeam went to st. An
thony Thursday in the interest of the
fair, and will 60 to several places on the
line east and south of McC Cannon next
week.
Grant Womack was entertaining a
friend of his, Mr.. Linn, from Nebraska
last Friday. Mr.. Linn was on his way
to the exposition, and Mr.. Womack
showed him some of the country here.
Miss Mamie Shirley, vocalist, who
has recently graduated from the London
College of Music, arrived Thursday to
spend few months with her cousin, T..
Thomas. His uncle, Geo. Thomas
nd wife are also here for short time.
B. w. Stevens, a brother of Judge
Fred $. Stevens of this place, is here
from Chicago and the brothers are re-
'newing their acquaintance and review
ing the pranks Of green apple and water I
melon days. 1t has been q years since
they were together.
The Misses Jones and Coumerilb have
done the exposition, the beach at Sea
side, and the City of Seattle and when
last heard from, were leaving on the
Steamer Queen for tour of Puget
Sound. They are having grander time
than they had been expecting.
w. A. Howard of st. Anthony was in
town Wednesday with gold machine
which he took out to Mr.. Stuf1iebeam's /
placer mine to test values. 1t treats
dry sand, blowing the sand overheard |
!. from the rifles, and letting the gold pass
through into the concentrates box.
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