The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1905-12-22

them amount to quite lot to the do,
tor. l.
Phone 124, Kinney Bros, grocers.
The Cottage Hotel. New and gooe
Notary Public at the Standrod Banl
D. H. Biethan went to Salt Lake thi
week.
Candies, Nuts and Popcorn at Hol
brooks.
Albert Gardner and family leave toda,
for Utah.
Bananas, Oranges and Cranberries al
Holbrook's.
Judge Bevans was in Shelley the first
of the week.
Highest prices for. hides aud pelts
Criswell & Hill.
The public school will give an enter.
tainment this afternoon.
A tailor-made suit can be bought at
your own price at Biethan's. 25-2
The biggest little thing in town is
Tuppers One Cent counter.
The Idaho Republican has all kinds
of Holiday cuts for illustrations.
Mrs. Jack Burns is visiting her bro
ther and sisters here, the Scott family
Everything that belongs to first class
meat market at Miller, Stone & Tay-
lor's. 24-3.
Mrs. Gagon is able to be out again
after several weeks indoors with a lame
ankle.
A beautiful line of Mexican drawn
work on linen, on sale for but few days
at Biethan's. 25-2
Jos. Olsen and wife and Chas. Haney
and wife went out to Mackay to spend
the holidays.
J.B. Hunter and Mr.. Drake, Stock
men of Thousand Springs Valley, went
out on Mondays train.
Clarence Dietrich came down from
Idaho Falls the first of the week, and
returned Tuesday morning.
Joaquin Wright threw his ankle out
of joint last Saturday, and has been suf-
fering considerable with it.
Mr.. Abby Hayes, the efficient and
pleasant salesman, is helping Jacobs
during his closing out sale.
If you want a turkey for Christmas
get your order in at Miller, Stone & Tay-
lor's so they can have it for you. 24-3
Special attention given to large orders
for Candies and Nuts for Christmas en-
tertainments. G. II. Holbrook.
Jos. Coumerilh took some cattle to
Lost River this week to feed. He bought
hay there at $3.50 to $4.00per ton.
Mr.. A. G. Robert, manager of the
Blackfoot Mill a. Elevator Company is
handing his customers some very pretty
souvenirs for the year 1905.
Kinney Bros. have opened new gro
Gerry store near the postoffice. These
young men are we'll known here and will,
no doubt, receive good share of bust
ness.
Martin jacobson came down from
Rexburg, Sunday, where he has posi-
ton with the firm of VIM. F. Boxwell &
Son. He reports business in flourish
ing condition.
Mrs. Black, wife of Pastor Black of the
Baptist Church of this place, gave lee
ture Friday evening at Boise, on Jerusa-
lem. The Statesman speaks of it as a
good lecture we'll presented.
Furs, silk waists, Wooden waists, silk
lined gloves, Kid gloves, fine handker-
chiefs, collars, fine umbrellas, belts,
swell line of bags. Suggestions of arti-
cles for Chriftmas that will please the
ladies. You will find them at Biethan's.
A man would like to have nice neck
tie or gloves, muller, nice umbrella,
pair of slippers, dress suit case, a bag,
a trunk. sweater, or some nice dress
shirts. Go to Biethan's. You will find
them there, and at the prices that beat
all. 25-2
The boys of Company F. meet for drill
every Tuesday evening and then have al
social hop after the drill. People are in
vited to go in and witness the drill and
the hop Admission is free, but the
dancers are expected to pay fifty cents a
couple. If.
There is new boy. at the home OF
Fred P. Miller's in the Kennedy Add
ton, born December 18th. This little
fellow has brother who se birthday &C.
ours on December 18th, and another on
the 18th.
Today's train to Mackay will take the
following party: CLYDE Ewing, MIR.