The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1905-07-28

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Il Latest style hats at Mrs. Jackman'
John Brown spent Sunday in Poca
tello.
Ladies! Waists and Skirts, new at Bic
thanS.
Clarence Bowen is clerking for Hun
ter Bros.
Machine work or hand work at Kin
ney's shop.
William Heslop Jr. went out to Lost
River Wednesday.
Nat Eldredge was up from Pocatellc
Wednesday evening.
Miss Maude Morrison has gone to
Montpelier on visit.
Pacific Meat Market. Criswell & Hill
proprietors. That's all.
The nights will be cooler now, and the
flies will be more friendly.
Frank Farmer went to Salt Lake Sat
urday night to visit friend.
Judge Stevens went out to Salmon
River this week for an outing.
T.. R. Jones sold eighty acres of Carey
Lands to J. G. Jensen, Tuesday.
Rev. White is home from the coast and
will hold services Sunday as usual.
= Home cured hams at w cents.
Miller, Stone & Taylor.
People wanting berries of any kind
can get them of o. F. Smith. Ring 94-3.
Mrs. Penrod, of Pocatello, was the
guest of the family of A. G. Robert this
week.
John Brown, F. A. Monroe and Peter
G. Johnston left Wednesday night for
Salt Lake.
Mrs. Thos. Neale left for Colorado
after visiting Blackfoot and Lost River
for two weeks.
The Troy Steam Laundry of Salt
Lake has delivery system in Blackfoot.
Ring phone SO.
John Danilson was down from Idaho
Falls, Monday. He is running station
airy engine there.
Arthur Hammond has accepted po-
sition with the Amalgamated Copper
company at Anaconda.
Mrs. Guy Nunamaker, (nee Gertrude
Thompson) from Lovelocks, Nevada, is
visiting here for few weeks.
A. M. Blachard who is making a BIZ
cycle tour from Buffalo to San Francisco
stopped in Blackfoot Monday.
Miss Eta Morrison returned Wednes-
day evening from Portland. Her sister
Libby is visiting in Washington.
ia. Adams was down from Rexburg
the oath to visit friend. He is with
the Fremont Implement company.
1t is Adolph johnson who is tearing
up SO much dirt on East Bridge street.
That is where he is laying his new water
mains.
Mr.. D. P. Pratt had runaway Sun
day morning which piled him and his
family up in the road, but none of them
were seriously hurt.
Before purchasing elsewhere, see
quality and get prices of Irvine from
K. w West, Local Agent of Milwaukee
Harvester Co. Bridge street
Mrs. A. N. Anderson and daughter
Alma of Lost River, are visiting Mrs.
Hafer and the county superintendent
this week on their way home from an
extended visit in the Mississippi Valley.
E. M. Sumner, Of Iowa City and Henry
Gable, of Durango, Colorado, visited
Grove City, Thursday, on their tour of
the west, and promised to stop again and
look over our big plains and canals in
August.
LlGtlo VllSS ludTy looUCICo CHeClGoihCu
a dozen or more of her young friends at
lawn party last Saturday afternoon, it
being her fifth birthday. She was the
recipient Of many pretty gifts. A
luncheon was served and a jolly time
had by those present.
Sam Sample and family returned Sat
urday from trip to Portland, where
they spent week. They also spent a
week in eastern Oregon, visiting old
friends and familiar places. They are
moving to Spencer where Mr.. Samples
work keeps him most of the time.
Geo. E. Boos, special agent Of the De-
partment of Commerce and Labor from
Washington, D. G. was in Blackfoot,
Tuesday, on business for the department.
Mr.. Boos was formerly publisher of the
Helena Journal, and "staged" out of
Blackfoot in 1879 when it was the termi-
nus of narrow guage railroad
Adolph johnson has put in six inch
main on east Bridge street and is laying