The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1905-05-26

Fresh vegetables from the farm at tn,
Office Cafe.
The Cottage Hotel wants lady to d.
laundry work.
Dan Cutting was out fishing on Los
River last week.
Have you tried our clear Havanas'
Three for rs cents.
See the new Oxford tan shoes for ladies
at w. r. Jones e. Co.'S.
T. R. Jones has money to loan on
farms and city property.
Six first class cigars for rs cents
Holder free. Cigar factory.
State engineer JAS Stevenson spent
couple of hours in town Wednesday
Cigar holder free with every quarters
worth of cigars Cigar Factory.
Short of money? T. R. Jones has it
to loan on city property and farms.
Ladies' shoes which have been selling
at $500 now going at S1.35.-W. r. Jones
4 Co.
T. A. Hayes has taken the job of set
ting the news type in the Republican
office.
Views of your homes made in A. l.
style mounted on very neatest mounts.
Cutler.
Miss Julia M. Anderson has been en-
Pertaining her sister Mrs. Lewis part of
the week.
Pianos and sheet music at The Re-
publican office. Wadsworth Music
Company.
OH. Olmstead went north Monday
evening by special train to make tour
of inspection.
Jas. Swenson came up from Ross
Fork this week to spend few days in
the Grove City.
Our want ads do the work If you
want something advertise in the Repub-
lican want column.
Cutler makes Photos that please his
customers. Call and see him and look
at his work-its fine.
Everybody smokes the Blackfoot
hand made cigars. Recommended by
all intelligent smokers.
Cliff Cutting got hit with a ball bat
Monday and he carried an ugly bunch
on his head as the result.
E.O. Church was in from Otis Satur-
day, and says they are very busy survey
ing lands for new settlers.
H. H. McMaster, the Short Line man
at Mackay, is here this morning on his
way home from the coast.
H. Cline the cigar maker expects to
put on more force soon to meet the
demand for Black foot cigars
A. N. Mccall, formerly agent for the
Short Line at Mackay, died at Tucson,
Arizona last Saturday morning.
Rev. C. L. Custer was entertaining
his brother for short time Wednes-
day. He is buying wool for an eastetn
house.
ex-governor Frank Steunenberg
passed through Blackfoot Wednesday
morning going home from St. An
thony.
Miss Susie Biethan who has been at
Mills College California, started home
Wednesday, and is expected here this
evening.
Two carloads of Japanese laborers
passed here Tuesday morning on their
way to the beetfelds at Idaho Falls and
Sugar City.
The Village improvement Society
wish to thank Mr.. E.. j. Jones for
placing the garbage boxes about town
free of charge.
Thos. Kneale, one Of the field superin-
tendents for the sugar company, left
Sunday for Longmont Colorado, but is
expected back soon.
Geo. w. Dunn and A. A. Faulkner
have opened hotel in tents at Danilson
Springs, and will be the first on the
ground at the new city of Springfield.
M. E. WEIGH, president of the Belle
Isle Mining company left last week for
his home in Detroit. He has been here
for some time, interested in Snake River
sands.
Sherman Furey who has been at the
Academy of Idaho, went out to his home
at Leslie Monday. He has not been
well for two weeks and could not finish
the term.
There was meeting last Saturday of
the East Branch of the Blackfoot lrri !
cation Company, and the company was
reorganized wiGh $50 shares of stock in
stead of 100. The company was first in
cOrporated in 1891