The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1905-06-23
See the new styles in hats at Mrs.

at W. II. Jones d Cos.
Charlie Paxton has gone to Soda
Springs for the summer.
The old shoes are easiest. Kinney re-
pairs them on Bridge street.
Satisfaction in every pennies worth
of tobacco in the Cline cigars.
Bruce Acutf returned from Logan last
week and his sister Eta from Albion.
Oliver Mcbride is back from Little
Lost River where he has been for some
time.
Mr.. Henry Bergman and family de-
parted last Monday for their trip to the
coast.
We have new patent leather shoe for
ladies'. Call and see them. w. r. Jones
& Co.
vi. Walker leaves Saturday morning
for Salt Lake and may take trip to the
coast.
Pianos and sheet music at The Re-
publican office. Wadsworth Music
Company.
Mrs. f. T. McAtee and Miss Julia
Anderson are visiting friends at Malad
this week.
Burn homemade cigars and get lit
tie more than your mon VS. worth, burn
Clines cigars.
Mrs. Hartedgen has been visiting
friends in Colorado Springs, Colorado,
for the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. F. Hotchkiss will visit
the Yellowstone Park before returning
to their home at Binghamton, N. Y.
Joseph Kohns, for some time past an
employee at The Office SALOON, left
Thursday morning for the south. 10.
was uncertain as to his final stopping
place.
The following named ranchers have
sold their Lost River farms within the
last ten days: White Knob Copper and
Development company, Geo. MCGOWAN
and company, j. H. Gallagher, Collins
and Cue, VIM. Brown, Chase Clark,
Barzilla Clark, J. M. Franklin and r. H.
Ewing.
w. B. Citizens, D. V. s., lately of Nyssa
Ore. and for several years resident of
Shoshone, this state, has decided to To-
cate in Blackfoot. "Doc" is a capable
veterinarian with fifteen years expert
ence in his profession and will be well
coined as friend by the stockmen of
this vicinity.
Idaho Falls announces that their
Main street will soon be paved. Work
has already been begun on the sewers.
The good roads convention must have
aroused our neighbor. The streets
there last Sunday were sight to behold
and the paving is surely not coming be-
fore it is needed.
Ex-mayor w. E. Gorton and wife of
Corning, N. Y. and Mr.. and Mrs. Crafts
of San Francisco were at the Cottage
Hotel Tuesday on their way to Custer.
They took great interest in Blackfoot,
it's red men, fits green lawns with patches
of desert between, and the Indian ponies
at the hitching racks.
Mrs. Bailey of Prohibition Park, New
York, gave most interesting lecture to
good congregation at the Methodist
church Sunday night Her subject,
"The remedy" was handled in master.
ly manner. Mrs. Bailey presented 4
methods used for the overthrow of the
liquor traffic. She proved conclusively
that total prohibition was the most di-
rect route to victory.
The following named persons expect
to go to the exposition at Portland in
the near future: Dr. and Mrs. Givens,
Mr.. Bethan, and family, Miss Violet
Gray, Rev. O. A. White, w. E. Smith,
Gus Powell and family, and G. B. VOL
kirk Alex Younie and wife, W. D. Trego
and wife T, R. Jones and wife and Miss
Nora Jones are expecting to go little
later and take the tour Of California by
rail and steamer. A number of others
are planning to go and we will tell you
later just who they are.
There was an old folks party at
Groveland Thursday and old people
were above par. Carriages were sent
out for all who had no way of getting
there, and they had more honors be-
slowed upon them than falls on lots of
people in life time. A literary pro-
gram occupied the earlier part of the
day, and the luncheon that was spread
was nothing short of a feast. When
the sun was low and they returned to
their homes, they were unanimous in
the decision that it was good to be
alive that day.