The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1905-12-22
The Cottage Hotel. Near depot.


; day.
;. W. O. Chapman has been ill for some
time.
The Pacific Meat Market buys pelts
and hides.
G. V. Call and wife are visiting in
Chesterfield.
Oysters at the Grove City Meat Mar
ket. Phone IS. 24-3.
j. E. Redman has returned from Wis
it at Cora, Wyoming.
Bishop Geo. White of Riverside is
home for the holidays.
Mrs. Hamilton Wright returned from
Salt Lake last Saturday.
The old shoes are easiest. Kinney re-
pairs them on Bridge street.
The biggest little thing in town is
Tuppers One Cent counter.
Sweet Potatoes, Celery, Figs, Dates
and Mince Meat at Holbrook's.
All kinds of Musical Instruments.
If. WADswoRTH Music Co. Idaho Falls
Miss Anna Misslen is expected home
from Ogden tomorrow to spend the Holi-
days.
The Bee Keepers Association will
meet at Idaho Falls on January End at
10 a. m.
Kinney Bros. have opened their new
grocery store, there doors south of the
post office.
G. F. Burkhart is happy over the arri-
val of daughter at his home on No
vember oath.
All you need to do Is to ring for what |
you want. We do the rest. Pacific
Meat Market. Phone So. 24tf.
New stock of staple and fancy groceries
at Kinney Bros Three doors south of
the post office. Phone 124.
There will be grand character ball
at Groveland, Monday night, December
25th. to which you are invited.
Messrs. Sweet and Shreck of the Amer
lean Falls Canal and Power company
spent part of the week in Pocatello.
IL. Miller of Salt Lake was here last
Saturday to look over some farms with
view of making loans. Several applica-
tions were approved.
Miss Kehoe gave a card party last
Thursday evening at the residence of
Chas. Hart. Mrs. J. NJ. Stevens and
Robert Osborn won prizes.
1t is about time you were thinking
what you want for your Christmas din
ner. We can furnish you with all kinds
of fancy and up-to-date pastry. Call and
see U.S. Idaho Bakery.
Ladies, don't forget the Mexican
line drawn work. at Bieihan's. And,
right here, suggestion to the gentle
men-a piece of this goods will please
the ladies at Christmas. v 25-2
Representative Alfred Christensen of
Grays Lake was in town Monday He
had been inspecting sheep out on the
west side of the river. Mr.. Christensen
is living at Idaho Falls now.
L. G. Miller, of the firm of Miller and
Veley came up from Salt Lake last
week and went out with 7. r. Jones sat
urday to look over dozen farms which
are offered as securities on loans.
Christmas presents, Beautiful dishes,
handsome furniture, silverware, glass
ware, toys, skates sleds, all or any will
make very acceptable presents. You
will find the best at very low prices at
Biethan's., 25-2
Milton King who was clerking for :
D. H. Biethah last summer, went to
Cokeville Wyoming and took room in
a hotel which burned IN the night. He
got out with part of his clothing under ,
his arm, and that was all he had left IN
the world.
Upper says owing to the large Holi-
dag trade he is having that he will keep
his Bargain Store open evenings to &C.
the people who could not
get waited on during the afternoon and
mad to go away, and has added two more
clerks and now hopes to be able to han
lie the Holiday trade satisfactorily.
The Josephine Deffry Company which
filed weeks engagement here in No
vember will be here the 22nd. and 23rd.
70 play "A Soldiers Sweetheart, and
"A Broken Heart. Their presentation
If "A Ruined Life" and other plays when i.
hey we're here before, called forth much
praise from the theatre. going public.
VIM. Plant of Porterville sold SO hogs
1T Blackfoot recently which weighed
ZIG pounds each, average. Last year he
sold 1877 of about the same kind He
raises them largely en- alfalfa pasture,
and fattens them on chop feed. They \
ire of the Berkshire and Poland China