The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1905-07-21

Of the @. W. Il NJ. Company, Saturday.
People wanting berries of any kline
can get them Of o. F. Smith. Ring 94-3
Paul H. Cowell, representing Rand
Mentally and company was in town thi'
week.
The Idaho Academy at Pocatello ha.
issued the annual announcement fol
19O5-O6..
W.T.. Duncan will erect building
west Of the Model Restaurant to rent fol
business.
DR.. FERGUSON and family left Thurs
day, for two weeks outing in the Te
ton Basin.
Harry Bergman will leave on the 9Th
of August to take vacation in the Car
ibou country.
The Troy Steam Laundry Of Salt
Lake has delivery system in Blackfoot.
Ring phone SO.
Geo. Smith, of the New York Life In.
surance Company was up from Poca'
tello, Thursday.
T.R. Jones, returned from Salt Lake
Wednesday where he had been for few
days on business.
Mr.. Brantley who has been employed
in the Land Office for some months left
Monday for other points.
Dan Jones was unable to attend to
duty at the bank last Saturday on &C.
count of sudden illness.
Now is the time to get good hat cheap
at Jacobs. See ad. elsewhere for styles
and prices. Cheaper than dirt.
Peter Banks, who lives on part Of the
the e. G. Conklin ranch, has gone to
Glenn's Ferry for short time.
Thos. Kneale returned from Colorado
last week and brought his family to
spend couple of weeks in Idaho.
CIR. West who has been assisting his
brother r. w. West in the Implement
business returned to Ogden Friday to
work for the Ogden Street and Power
Go.
Mrs. Matilda Busing, who has been
visiting her brother, Carl Nelson, for
some time, left Thursday for her home
in Nebraska.
Joseph Folkman and bride who came
to Blackfoot about month ago are set
tied in one of the Younie houses on
Bridge street.
Miss Jane Morris, has closed her dress
making parlors in the Younie block, and
gone to the Yellowstone Park with A. D.
Quantrell and family.
People wanting berry crates are in
vited to call on O. F. Smith of the
Blackfoot Nursery or Louis Felt at the
Blackfoot Implement Co. 52tf.
Miss Julia Hoalst of Moore, has been
spending few weeks at Blackfoot, Po-
catello and Idaho Falls, and went to her
home at Moore last Friday.
Amos Poland and wife and Miss Let
ticia Trotter, of Ainsworth, Iowa, have
been visiting the family of j. Stewart,
on their return from Portland
Leonard and Jesse O'Neal returned
Wednesday evening from trip to their
old home in Kansas and Missouri, and
report having had nice time.
Mr.. o. M. Seamons and his friend Miss
Hale from Gentle Valley arrived Mon
day to visit some of their relatives. They
are enjoying their trip immensely.
A little party went out to Wolverine
last Sunday and had good time. 1t con-
sisted of Sumner Ezell, N. D. Lane, Miss
Mabel Pettibone and Miss Ina Schultz.
E. G. Conklin who bought the Geo.
Worden ranch, has 125 acres of very fine
wheat and lot of potatoes of new va
riety, which he may show you at the
fair.
Mr.. Hetherington of Bonner, Mont,
has arrived and taken position in the
Blackfoot Flour Mill. He is an expert
enced miller and an old friend Of the
late Mr.. Nehr.
w. E. Wheeler was down from Idaho
Falls Wednesday in interest Of the prem
ium list for the Annual Fair. It is
good job William, and very handy to
carry in coat peck
Judge l. N. Sullivan of the Supreme
Court. and his son Vern, went out to
their Lost River ranch Wednesday; they
have some very good meadow which
they will break up and plant in sugar
beets. II
Major Caldwell, E. G. Goodwin and DR..
Poole. of Ross Fork, will leave for Salt
Lake City Friday night with Hun
dred Indians who give war dance on
the oath. A car load of Indian ponies
will be taken along.
Does your horse snake faces" or curl
his lip when he chews his food! That ID
because be has bad teeth that need the
sharp points or edges filed of. Dr'
Citizens fixes them. Charges reasonable.
Ring him at the Idaho House.
A fifty foot addition will soon be built
to the north end of the railroad ware
house here. The track is being ballast
ed between Blackfoot and Ross Fork
and new switch put in for the lime
rock at the sugar factory. A very line
map in beautiful frame has been add
ed to the waiting room at the depot.
Trains coming in from tho desert DO not
carry SO much lava and lime rock as
they did in June. j.