The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1905-08-18

this week.
Machine work or hand work at Kin
ney's shop.
Are you planning to do something for
the Blackfoot fair?
O. E. Nelson the hustling mere hant of
Otis was in town Mo day.
Home cured hams at I214 cents
Miller, Stone & Taylor
Fish on ice, and all fresh meats in
the cooler. Miller, Stone & Taylor.
People wanting berries of any kind
can get them of o. F. Smith. Ring 94-3.
The Troy Steam Laundry of Salt
Lake has delivery system in Blackfoot.
Ring phone So.
E. T. Peck who went to New York to
buy goods for Brown & Eldredge got
home Wednesday evening.
The Misses Nora Jones and Lilly
Coumerilh left for Portland on Tuesday
morning, and will do the exposition to-
gether.
L. D. Wilson of the west side had a
severe attack of rheumatism of the
heart last week which came near prov
ing fatal.
|ya Markus Blenkle has started the work
men on the job of removing his old
blacksmith shop and putting a two story
brick in its place.
The Younie and K'ee : SO ',arty re-
turned Sunday from their trip to the
Hot Springs, Soda Springs and Upper
Blackfoot. They all had a fine time.
Geo. Holbrook and wife have gone to
Portland to see the exposition and use
up that transportation and hotel privi-
lege which he received in his lucky num-
Der.
The threshing machine purchased by
Gus Powell, John Mackay, John Wasley
and Chas. Wicks was put into commits
sion this week at Sam Lloyd's ranch
under the management of John France.
G. F. Hansbrough and wife will leave
for Portland about the 23rd, and Mrs.
1'hos. Ferguson of Arco will probably
accompany them. Mr.. Hansbrough says
this will be his first vacation for seven
years.
w. HI. Stufflebeam is making a tour of
Eastern Idaho in the interest of the
Blackfoot fair, and is letting people |
know what to expect. He was in Ere
mont county last week and on Lost
River this week.
Rev. J. O'Banyon arrived Saturday
evening from Indian Territory, and has
commenced series of meetings. He
spoke in the court room Sunday evening
and has arranged to hold meetings at
the Methodist church.
Albert Anderson is figuring on remov-
ng the Sill Livery barn and putting up
, two story brick building 6OxlOO feet IN
is place. He has not yet decided on
he project, and thinks it is not likely
hat he will act before spring.
Mrs. Frank M. Browne, of Dublin,
Texas, is visiting her friend Mrs. A. G.
Robert this week. Mrs. Browne has
been at Portland and is going to the
Yellowstone Park, and will visit Mrs.
Robert again on her return trip.
Furniture, Carpets, Lace Curtains,
you may want to buy soon. l have no
'ent to pay no extra help consequently
IAN sell cheaper than others. Other
people say so I want you to know it.
LIT d. H. Biethan.
Ed F. Ferris, manager of the Antelope
Trading company at Darlington visited
Blackfoot Tuesday. He had not been
here for two years and made quite lit
lie tour of the community to take the
Measure of the growth of business.
Mr.. Scott, of lola, Kansas, stopped
,ver at Blackfoot this week to visit his
ION and daughters and to join his wife
or trip to the exposition. MIR. Scott
pent several weeks here last fall and
las many friends who are glad to see
lin back.