The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1905-05-19

Some choice residences for sale.-T
r. Jones.
Hungry after lodge? Drop in at the
Office Cafe.
See the new styles in hats. at Mrs.
Jackman's.
Lees chicken remedies for sale at the
Bridge Drug.
A. G. Robert went to Minidoka the
first Of the week.
The street sprinkler has started on it's
Emission of mercy
Mrs. Jackman has some new spe-
cialties in millinery.
Are you looking for ''The Best?"-That
McAtee's confectionery.
Mrs. J. G. Brown entertained the card
party Wednesday afternoon.
John and Barzilla Clark, of Mackay,
spent Sunday at Idaho Falls.
See Mrs. Jackman for millinery,
opposite the I. 0. O. F. hall.
Mrs. Rebecca Mitchell of Idaho Falls
was in town the first of the week.
Hungry for something new? Try our
s. & s. hams Miller Stone & Taylor.
DR.. Coopers case will be tried by the
supreme court on the second of June.
There will be a ball game Sunday
between the Pocatello and Blackfoot
teams.
We have new patent leather shoe for
ladies. Call and see them.-W. r. Jones
& Co.
Have you tried our clear Havana Gig
ars? Three for 25c.-Blackfoot Cigar
Factory.
Thos. Kneale went to McC Cannon the
first of the week on business for the
sugar factory.
Miss Bell Pratt returned Sunday eve
ming from Logan where she has been
attending school.
I'D. Wood, the real estate and mining
promoter of Mackay took trip to Los
Vegas this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Brown are living
in Mr.. Kelly's house while their own
house is being built.
Wesley Hooper passed through town
Friday on his way from Salt Lake to
Moore to visit at home.
The Blackfoot Implement company
has just received a car of Osborn ma
chinery and cultivators.
Whitmill's siding above town has
been named Monroe in honor of the
manager of the sugar company.
Mr.. Sheffel has arranged to move his
family to Minidoka, and they will soon
be located on piece of land there.
A number of persons at Blackfoot are
indebted to Senator Heybury for copies
of the Soil Survey of the Blackfoot area.
John Henderson has arrived lately
from Nebraska to look over the country,
and is working for the sugar company at
Wapello.
The following names have been added
to r. F. D. number one: John Ramsour,
John Jensen, j. J. Petersen, Christian
Jensen, JAS. Naylor, A. H. Allen, Jay A.
Arville.
Mr.. Mcclure of Pocatello was in town
Tuesday on business with the land Office.
He was in the "line-up" before the land
office last summer, and got the land he
wanted.
Avery G. Moore of Kendrck, Idaho,
has moved to Pocatello and is engaged
in gathering data for advertising Idaho
at the Lewis and Clark Exposition and
in the East.
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. K. Paxton
A Blackfoot man now owns an animal
that won the prize at the Paris EXPOSE
ton in competition with sixty other
animals, the best of their kind See the
announcement about Quasi elsewhere in
this issue.
Peter Steers was sentenced last Thurs
day to two and half years in the peniten-
tiary for embezzlement. At present he
is out on bond of $500, pending the
action of the supreme court on motion
for new trial.
w. T. Duncan and company received
a new brick machine this week which |
they are installing at their yards west |
of town. They will soon be making re
pressed brick, SO you will not send away |
for that class of building material.
John Girard, an engineer at the sugar
factory, has ranch just across the river