The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1905-05-19

&c. Root left for Portland Sunday
Norman Jacobs spent Sunday in Poca.
lello.
There is new girl at A. Grimaud's
home.
A.V. Scott of Idaho Falls was in town
Tuesday.
Fresh vegetables from the farm at the
Office Cafe. .
T.. s. Stone and family have gone to
Ogden to live.
Have you tried our clear Havanas?
Three for Is cents.
DR.. Ferguson speaks to you in today's
issue. See his card.
Frank DeKay was up from his ranch
at Tyhee Saturday.
Surveyor w. O. Young went out to
Goshen Wednesday.
See the new Oxford tan shoes forladies
at w. r. Jones & Co.'S.
T.R. Jones has money to loan on
farms and city property.
Cigar holder free with every quarters
worth of cigars. Cigar Factory.
A. Grimaud has moved into the house
which he bought of John Brown.
Mrs. w. A. Beakley is entertaining
her mother, Mrs. Lyons of Idaho Falls.
Short of money? T. R. Jones has it
to loan on city property and farms.
My Trotting Stallion will stand for
service at the Red Barn for season 1905.
At D. P. PRATT.
Hyrum Curtis and Miss Abbie Coffin
went to Downey Sunday for thort
visit.
Ladies' shoes which have been selling
at $500 now going at $1.35.-W. R. Jones
h Co.
Judge Stevens is at Rathdrum con-
Quoting term of court for Judge Ralph
Morgan.
Pianos and sheet music at The Re-
publican office. Wadsworth Music
Company.
DR.. Carson the eye specialist return
ed Thursday from a trip to Mackay
and Challis.
Judge G. w. McCurdy, Fred Jensen
andT. J. Lyon were down from Basalt
last Saturday.
Geo. Cooper has opened an Office in
the Bergman building over Hart, Row.
es and Kinney's.
There is new eight pound boy at P.
B. Van Blaricon's. The stork came
Tuesday morning,
The Model Restaurant changed hands
last Thursday, Thos. Hooper selling out
to E. G. Carlo, of Boise.
Twenty five japanese laborers went
out to Lost River Wednesday to do the
hand work on beet farms.
C.L. Flint has sold out his lunch
counter to Frank Glimmett of Bryan.
Mr.. Flint has gone to Ogden.
Articles of incorporation have been
filed for the Shelly Meacantile company
with capital stock of $4,000.
Fred Nelson of Basalt was in town
Saturday, and says he expects to bring
some stock to the fair next fall.
Three carloads of Japanese laborers
went up the line Tuesday enroute to
Sugar City to do hand work in the beet
fields.
The Boat of the Idaho Dredging CON-
pany was sold under execution Wednes-
day, and was bought by Herman Ryer
for $27OO.
s. Paxton the Bridge st. Druggist
is agent for the International Stock Food
Co.'S Celebrated Stock Remedies: Every
article guaranteed.
Fred Robert, president of the Black
foot Mill and Elevator company has
been here visiting his brothers, but left
the first Of the week for his home in
Canada.
When you write to your friends, tell
them that the fair this year will be the
third week in September, and while you
are writing invite them to visit you at
that time.
H. Wallace the tailor and manager of
the dyeworks is back from an outing at
Twin Falls. He has done some farming
Sand mining and got so he could eat a
square meal.
A. A. Helton has lately purchased the
Gem Barber Shop and remodeled it,
putting in an up-to-date apparatus for
baths, and he is ready to serve the pub
lc with first class work.
Mr.. Upper will move his family up
tom Pocatello ahout the first of June,