The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1905-05-12

MRS. Glvens spent Saturday at Poca
tello.
F.. Sweet went to American Fall
Monday.
Mrs. Upper came up from Pocatell'
Saturday.
Lees chicken remedies for sale at tn,
Bridge Drug
Miss Lily Anderson went out to Los
River Monday.
The Blackfoot exchange wants tele
phone operator.
w. S. CLANCY of Pocatello spent
Wednesday in town.
Lost:-Two keys, finderplease leave al
the Republican Office.
Are you looking for "The st?"-That
McAtee's confectionery.
We are still selling six good cigars fol
25c.-Blackfoot Cigar Factory,
Hungry for something new? Try oul
S. & S. hams.-Miller Stone & Taylor,
Ladies' shoes which have been selling
at $500 now going at S1.35.-W R. Jones
& Co.
A. A. Utley and Benz. Howell were in
from American Falls the first of the
week.
Mrs. Eugene Thompson of Butte, is
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
Watson.
Pianos and sheet music at The Re-
publican Office. Wadsworth Music
Company.
Mr.. John Hollenquist has just arrived
from Spokane and got his family settled
in Blackfoot.
Jesse Jones returned Saturday from a
trip to Loon Creek and will go out again
later in the season.
d. H. Biethan spent Monday and
Tuesday looking after the work at his
lime rock quarries at Arco.
Mrs. Eugene Woodin is visiting her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. T. S. Morrison this
week. Mrs. Woodin's home is at Colfax
Washington.
Mrs. J. R. Hawley of Pocatello, who
has been with her daughter Mrs. j. A
Cutler, during the latter's illness, has re
turned home.
Now is your time to have nice
photograph of your home,' as the trees
are blossoming. Cutler will do it on the
shortest notice.
SIX. Paxton the Bridge st. Druggist
is agent for the International Stock Food
Co.'S Celebrated Stock Remedies. Every
article guaranteed.
J.L. Olsen visited at Blackfoot last
week and returned to- Mackay Monday
If Mr.. Olsen can sell his property at
Mackay he will move to Blackfoot.
Don'tgive travelling agents your Photo
to enlarge; bring them to Cutters Gallery
he will enlarge them for you and do it
right, oryou need not pay for it, see.
The Ross Fork Industrial school is to
have canal finished to it soon. w. B.
Eldredge has the con :ract for the work,
and Dan Raymond the carpenter work.
There is a new firm of labor contractors
in town. Y. Endow and j. Hirokawa,
two Japanese gentlemen who have been
here for some time and have decided to
20 into business.
Every Prescription and recipe brought
to the Bridge street drug store will re-
ceive my personal attention which is an
absolute guarantee of purity and accur-
acy.-S. X. Paxton
The County Commissioners held a
short session last Monday and rescinded
an order heretofore made authorizing
the payment of the bonds held by the
First National Bank of Ogden.
Jessey Morrissey of battle-ground, re-
turned this week from Goldfield where
he went month ago to care for his bro
Their Ed, during his illness which proved
fatal. Mr.. Morrissey buried his brother
there April 3Oth.
For SALE:-A span of mares four and
five years old, weighing 1900 pounds;
one 80 inch Fish wagon, one tongue
scraper, one John Deer pillow, one good
mich cow.-Wm. Heslop, Mcdonald
addition, Blackfoot.
Last Friday night while the show was
in progress Dan Cutting and Tracy
Wheeler decided that somebody was
irving to break into the Hopkins meat
market at the rear door, and while they
were surrounding the place someone ran
out from the rear door of the post ONCE.
The outer door had been forced WIN a
bar, but the inner door had aet been
opened.