The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1905-11-03
Local NelOs Matters

the Assessors office.
Hear f. C. Bruner at the new Armo-
ny November 10th. 1872.
Fred Hill has bought out the lunch
counter in the Rock Saloon
Hardware at Biethan's at cost, also a
few riding brides and snaps.
The biggest little thing in town is
Tupper's One Cent counter
See what the Editor and Auditor
are saying on another page. tt.
Samuel Oldfeld and bride from Gus
ter county are living on Bridge street.
Ladies Coats, Furs and Skirts at cost
and under. Better investigate?
HART, RowLEs Il KINNEY.
A new front is being put in the
building occupied by +. c. Christ.
1.-The Best" has an elegant new sign
on the walk in front of their place of
business.
Mr.. Volpert, the hide and junk dealer,
has just returned from big tour of
Custer county.
Overshoes and Rubbers at cost. Make
your feet warm and your pocket book
glad. HART. RowLEs & KINNEY.
The receipts of the Blackfoot Post
office for the fiscal year 1904 were S5417,
and for 1905. S693l, gain of S1514.
The WoodmrN of the World had a big
log rolling Saturday night, but not being
a mem Der we are unable to give particu-
lars.
Mrs. T. s. Morrison was in wreck
on the L. p and received some inju
ricS which are not thought to be very
serious
Bert CoumcriIh, c. Il. Abbott, W. K.
Jones, c. G. Dietrich and some others
went to PocatelLo. Saturday to join
the ElkS
The sugar factory is working about
23O men and have made something
over two million pounds Of sugar this
campaign.
Arthur Leigh returned last week
frCm Pocatello, where he made ID stu.
dent trip as brakeman for the Oregon
Short Line.
The mailing list Of the Idaho Re-
publican is hung in the window every
week to show who the papers went to
at the last publication.
Herman Stuffiebeam spent a day or
two at Moore last week. He says the
new TOWNSHIP company has sold num-
Der Of lots to ShoshOhe parties.
Gentlemen if you want Suit, Over
coat, or any wearing apparel better see
us. We sell them at wholesale cost.
Come and see how much we can save
YOU. IiAkl, IboN lIoE u INlNNE1.
The Daily Post was launched at
Idaho Falls last week by Messes Sum
ner & Cable 1t is issued every morn
ing except Monday, and is Democratic
in politics.
Judge Richards of Boise assisted in
the prosecution Of Ethe enlightenment
case from Idaho Falls this week. He
will attend the Mining Congress at
Ell Paso Texas on the 18th inst.
The Thomas Mercantile Company
have moved into their new store on
Bridga street. f. b. Williams is man
ager. with Thos. Blackburn, Miss
Chloda Grover, J. T. Carruth as sales
men and bookkeeper.
VIM. Hancock returned Friday from
Salt Lake where he had been for some
time with Mrs. Hancock who is i'll
She is very much emaciated and grow
ing worse. Mr. Hancock is arranging
to return as soon as possible.
Abby Hayes has resigned his posi-
ton with the Republican and has ac-
cepted a position with the American
Falls Canal 4 Power Co. He left last
Monday for the Lost River country.
where he will buy grain for his en-
ployers.
VIM. II. IIodkinson. of Pocat ello was
here last week in the interest of the
international Correspondence school
He will be here again from November
9TH to 18th and will give free illus
trated lecture on Japan and some
other country.