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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-03-13
This Well s < noWn5 Musical + Comedy
n q; NillS Be seen Here Friday; Il

WI II
he Grand Opera otlse 5eyii
dently3Si In for d record breaking en-.
.gagenent with the izard of Or
ywhich$isft q be seen q that house on
Friday March 4 til. slS 5ssiss
1.-The enormous business that this
l5attraction Sis doing Ills season Ii:
really phenomenal and & probably mo
Isotller performances could quite sucs
coed In drawing 80 uni Yer4all wells
1.-THE a Wizard ppssesAe so many "a
l5mentSi Of success that IL little It'd
wondered That ;;ha.s become
Eso# attractive and as p5pul with
itN1net lcatt; 4 hea tre: GERS Il N ustc5 com.
Iedy and eXtinyas wi are sb ad!pitlgE
Itnternil%ed, that result ism enter
statlinleIItl that iss pleastng 10 all 1cllsBs
es; Ffanli Baum book Of fairy 5stt,s
5,II,rles$ lends Itself 1Amirabl ihe DIR
moses Of StraFa CANA AMI Hei
Wizard very: advantage has cen
Etaken ot22t no oppottunitie tos ptpyidel
lEa performances that. can Do scarcely "
IIdesetibe{d other vie than GAS xtraofs:
\ linary M
n v here are raj U seen XII itects III
4 The lznrd SS;that would niaKe y
4 ss'tRliset about { there WAS nothing
4 more. One 81 these issS thet cyclone
(which comes at the very beginning
I ofi5theS play And Il the t8be,
4 !llooge all To lie theatre esttIssi
4 as the performance gins d eight
I clock and the cyclone comes ;%itn;
Tin five minutes after the rise & Of The
Z curtain The cyclone IS most real
:; Eistlcally amanaged by the aid! on cleo
! Itricity.E and Isl one Of heimost start
! Ling scenes ever put Jon the stage
& Next toS this comes 81 he scene show
ling the field Of peoples, The flower
, II!being ren presented by human figures
y Az snowst orn mes Jun the !loaer
are blighteG and the tropical Sscen
us gradually changed INTO one Of $wil
z ter No mention of the Ward q
a ozttSwoulds be compile without dwell
n ling on the performances ;of the III
& sWoodman and the scarecrow.S ,rhes
yIIare4 two creations that 4 are absolut
D lyitneW to the stage, and they hay
D undoubtedly done much towards u
~ success 81 The ~ lizard b, in factEthe
u form the very kbone Of the ente
tainme mt The company IS 4 ilart
8 one and 4 the chorus, st IS said, ~
M made up of $ithe prett TEST girls til
twill BE seen In this eli for loI
"a time and hen ;ft as stated that TIL
d have been trai ned by Julian Mitchs
Is her Spfo6f 5sof their Seelle
Isl WORK will be ecessafys
the Stage:
=. Hard has appeass ssrl
o ldiemans SCI, tiines
B Helen Laekays has joined the d
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-03-13
II Has Set the Lawyers Guessing In
the Gunther Divorce Suit In
New York. III Il

i
NEW YORK, March 11.-Mrs.
Charles Van valkenburgh ~ G,lnther,
through her counsel has asked Justice
Mccall, Of the Supreme Court, 10,
grant her SIS per week allmony and
counsel fees pending the trial Of her
action for divorce from Charles Van
Valkenburgh Gunther, a son OF Chas.
b. Gunther, a wealthy banker. De.
cislon was reserved. X,
Mrs. Gunther, who is but "a years
old, was Helen Bloodgood Garrettson,
the only child of4the. late DR.. Eugene
Garrettson, and twas at a cotilion
that the couple first met Both fani..
lies objected Z to an engagement, ow.
ing to the youth Of the couple. On
January 70, 1900, they went to the
home ofSthe Rev. MlnotSJ Savage and
were married. 81.
"a year later they separated be-,
cause, according to- the husband, the
wife would not so tolive In an apart.
ment that he had furnished in Jersey
City. Lawyer Dougherty read ex.
tracts from a letter written bysyoung
Mrs. Gunther to her husband 10
months after their marriage: saying:
.My Dear Charlie-You will be sur
prised TO hear from me, and more sur
prlsed to hear what ] am going to
say. II
I'VE never in the wide world are
going to get on living together, SO
what's the use Of beginning again?
We are not fitted to each other, So
what's the use? sys :S
A 81 don't see whyj6there should be
any hard feeling over 1t. ! will meet
you wherever you say; not that an
4 going to- change my mind, but We
\ might bothllfeel better over It
$50 good bye; PRO tenn 53t u J.
4 4 don't know what pro TEN
means, said Mr., Dougherty, unless
IT means n ( ans ne q was her husband prl
/ tenn s3 AS.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-03-13
5AI!zli.A.!lYI..!OFFI(FR
Captain x trki1,atl Kicked 5n All
u Sorts sueet
I.., "a n .
iW''hlskey and ornss, Were rriH.
q FeatGtes Of His

;t Mar. ~ .soincs oi'
IA; 5thss5B sstimoty already given a' ne Z
court marital d. Captain i irlsmai;,
ehatg % 81 Ilein intimsls witll
1!stIfs Bessie y haadier, the vie OF h.
fellow otiieerl Who committed fnieId-I
ago gralnails copiints 6a
from Valentine and Foft Niobairi, Il
tthia8 state where NE court nisrllIiiE'
sat. !.
n < lrlImatl ions with airs. {
Chandle rss are mot Die oniy chutses
Eagainst his .cpndl ,et as nm on cer 4 +
was stest lied that he had passel
many heeks We're eprptssteil;
but man of Witch were litter pnlli o
One VI 3ats check oh i Remington
typpNrit ers agency o saloon 81 t,sl
|in;$ omatas lie slIet Grand hotel
photo raphers I'M eIls.s'qrso biIrl;
sa,lptis Other
ms i:lsrttSi lEa brought sS,ll (
I5ltllafg 4 llts Concerning tn
ISshaHst Iet case istpe heratofers
EkSt ts W SteTell s'he condition
a ttatys aled came notorious last
Al Tenant shandlet
kg sits W 4 n VI liieas {. The
" tltosses Allied that
E31 t1 tlis tpt;iin Il IflSIaali a1a
I39sfrss n csis
4 II! ttiiire;l Sd
i1lSgfRHt * + he slit,.,s.
t5CI1lcc5ss titiall esl tiic wphisn
i i1E3lFota Z isiskrnin st'
5isEeRfsds e1ce followed Ter
FFItot secured anoihsr.
tenston spf 'st 4
B & COT ttltA Rrs.nk. !.
4 5I sent oris together
sa l.aiass q tlts Fifth ssesus
ttli6teE u.s. chandiel.|
iI There \ atnan YEA his leave
Thirty days placed in d hospital
a9fors ne also hoiic drinking, and
4 " was there that Lieut. anant Chandler
ldlscoyered8 his vie! After AN der.
view I'M her ~ ON at the hoiel he sent
Cher to her home In Baltimore, and
4 returned tos the Valentine, whers he
I; started iyorce ptoee aings kirk
Il man can back. though moi In cus
seeEtody, after ilaylng been examined I'M
elder authority Fof the war department
Il at Fort :Brool asn IT. was though
al he was insane. but The cotnmissior
r returned aperss showing him to ale y
& 4. Ills right nina, When he reathe,
8 Fort n obrars January iii 6arresi
al heS,sas dlyested of his Command ail
"a his sword aiken from him. Hit pie
u had been Insanity He was Above
4. Ills free dom 70 gather such testiusn
"a as he ma in Ills defense. The reaso
IA the court martial did not decide .
IL m saseS yas that he wanted dspos
sEtions from two pliysicians in III
IS EPhilipp pines one q them pls schl
nil KEN, Fho treatst him for itil e xiei
IA slses ise liquor. bese l.ioil
Iprobably willsbe on hand for he r
[snmptioa OF the trial. May l0s
The West a1irt;iIiian lseneetiis'll;
y a sff; S5,rit1fjuSs M a Il <si1
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-03-13
i.ITke G.ss. .Ro.se q I summer III 2.

aTke Last Rose Of Summer III
.55, There Is something about Mr.. Pat
tons personality that assorts itself.
in every way he Is seen In. sdme.
sllow he seems TO carry an atmos:i
sphere around with him THAT fresh:
5ens and s8eetens the theatre and the
5audienceSlikesa draft ofipure air from
the hlllsldes where daisies grow.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-03-13


Company III laal'. K
good ssagss: 4
StIsit 70 issys
Jlpetlion RI
n SpopssSs so .
(! ~ plfi tlpppes isql ~
WANG Ehts Sas been ilgcsl e
.lhs taiagilss llsop 4. az (:
.afr yleg ssqlHietss Z 81
If cioodS in,s latest ccrtesls
S5Ils,lyp said 4 be n NE
Strong estS playsse eyer eS r.
sGooIw lhs The sit6er vs. y, ~,
Al rs Admiral Grow tiinahteit itiis
In&fltten4 ID CONT opera called v Ed
WARD England, ehstellss ot the a'i.
.N1httHA 80 tilSl tAtIvhu iPlitftt VI A'tsf'
name rss cro&hins shield stas writ 4
EteilS 4; hoolss hi y This is siisr
IIl ilgssi Al Mo ,aasical traniatic
IRs Gh1rle Frohinsn has secursd
,agalnstSys erect tition tlie iies
lsplay5 Pierre l,ertot author Of
3.zaSa. called IA Belle Mar
!. 3selllaises and iss teunSied ON aa inSl.
4 dent IA The slifs of Napoleon before
4 ma became fsmperof. tlbpsh Napo-
A leon issnot the kSro i'he piece has
1 heen5 efeatine; " fIlipres HI Paria.
A $SopSrleht performance Of Ais
tgail' was given In London, In the
east &c which apnente ned anch prenlls
: nents players as arthtrs RonchIsr.
4 George Alexpnd u, Cyril Maude, Hem
ry!lfying, ssJrs tlols Irene va,i.
brugh and Lille slang IL Is saIds
that MI. Brady lis received several
\ offers FOR the English rights 81 thu
pleceIbuts has resersad II for Grace
, Georges Eng ishsd debut Z
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-03-13
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II You are a subscriber TO the West
iyitfginian aud fail to- get your paper
q single evening, don hesitate ITO call;
us by phone or drop us a card SO we.
cen Investigate the case. The&oniy.
way we have OF knowing OF these
things Is through complaints of our
patrons. We ask you to notifyyns al
once. and wewlll see that your paper
lss delivered to. you
have 5some good bargains on I'm
mont avenue Call and see: nj
q, Lanham ~ y I u H. x.
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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-03-13

Business mems lunch st kufnhs|
'estourant from / 1 a. IN e 1. n; fil
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-03-13

West zirt,iIiian sas neeti
eliss JOB psinting Of gu ,.is.
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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-03-13

Helen Lacfaya has Joined the Gas.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-03-13
't'THE WAR 5 c or

3. Z \ r IS b.
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y: 9: tilaId lbs appeaI The
sItlii snaas 500 zines. a
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1905-11-24
We have the most attractive line Of shoes in Black

ckoot 1t attractive the variety and beauty Of styles
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1905-11-24
WiI5On=-Wright

Last Monday Miss Daisy z. Wilson of
Deer Lodge, Montana and John Wright
of Butte City were married at the home
of the brides sister Mrs. j. F. Clague in
Anaconda, The groom's brother, Ham
llton Wright of Blackfoot was present,
besides some of the friends and rela-
tives of the bride.
Miss Wilson was we'll known at Mac
kay, Idaho, the past four years, and it
was there she formed an attachment for
the bookkeeper of the White Knob Cop
per company whose name she now bears.
Mr.. Wright was one of our Blackfoot,
boys, who for the past few years has d.
vlded his time between Mackay, Miles
City and Butte. He now has a good
position in that city and lives at NOM
Der 80 West Grant Street.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1905-11-24
comfort and economy here. No pinch

feet or of the pocket book here Our stock exempI6es
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1905-11-24
MeritOriOuS Weeks Bill.

Josephine Detfry and her excellent
company have been at the opera house
this week, presenting catchy roper
tore of up-to-date and pleasing perfor-
mances. All the ladies and gentlemen
have appeared in their different parts
most suitingly, the costumimg being
quite elaborate and the stage settings
eclipsing anything ever attempted in our
city. They present tonight Broken
Life" which is SAID to be an intensely
interesting piece, and is sure to please.
They close their engagement here to-
morrow evening and we take pleasure in
recommending the entire company to
the theatre goers of the state.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1905-11-24
Burners Lecture

The lecture given at the Armory las
THURSDAY evening under the auspices o
the Epworth League called forth a.
many different comments and criticisms
as there were kinds of people in the aud
fence. On the whole we believe it was a
disappointment. 1t was reminder of a
lot of good things, without any climax
or well rounded out conclusions. Most
of those who appreciated the lecture
knew as much of the subject when they
entered the hall as when they left, and
those who did not understand the prin-
ciples that he advocated had little chance
to learn them.
The speakers delivery was too rapid
especially towards the close. He made
the excuse that the house was getting
cold. The janitor makes the excuse
that he had but one hod of coal in the
house. Perhaps he was saving that to
prime the bin, but we believe he gets too
mucn interested TO remember that he Is
janitor. Seems to us he ought to quit
fooling and either fish or cut bait.
The Armory Company let's the league
have the use of the house free, so IT. is
up to the league to manage the house
and stand for results.
Bruner was $1,000 man. Gearhart
comes next and he costs the League
$500. Gearhart can't do the whole
thing. He needs warm house, stoves
fed, front doors kept closed, and an aud
fence that isn't too dead to applaud or
wave their handkerchiefs when some
thing good is said. Now will you be
good!
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1905-11-24

the highest shoe-makng skill worked out in the best
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1905-11-24
Mrs. Osborn EntertlinS.

On Tuesday evening Mr.. and Ms. r
j. Osborn ente o@ined half Dozen OF
their friends at five o'clock dinner. The
dinner was oerveu in courses and the
host and hostess were in 5heil
usual good spirits, condition W hich
was contagious, and look possession
of each member of The pa:ty.
After dinrer it was agreed - play a
game of finch cad ,bc cards were ar,
ranged, bot Auld Lang Gyn2 A2ld sway
3ra tho hap.y company chatted at a
" lofty gaze oyer the c'rds till it was
time to ay .5ood riggs and they still
have game of finch coming.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1905-11-24

Farmers Institute, December 18th.
Notary Public at the Standrod Bank
w. D. Trego has some milch cows fol
sale.
The Pacific Meat Market buys pelts
and hides.
A few Horse Blankets at cost at
Biethan's.
Benjamin Howell was up from Amer
lean Falls Tuesday.
C. L. Custer and family have gone to
Rocky Ford, Colorado.
The biggest little thing in town is
Tupper's One Cent counter.
Assistant Post Master Fowler, has
moved into his new residence.
Hardware at Bethans at cost, also a
few riding brides and Snaps.
Mrs. Shovel and her mother, Mrs.
Granville, went to Salt Lake Monday.
Editor Smith of the Mail has been
suffering with a severe cold the past
week.
SOMETHING NEw-Lr d;of' belts neck
wear and bags. Come and see tLem at
Biethan's.
Mr.. aud Ms. Redmond left Monday
for a months visit with Mrs. Redmond's
parents at Cora, Wyoming.
Short Orders. "a place to eaG' and
be satisfied with what you %et-The
Rock Cafe-new management.
The Pacific Meat Market can fl your
order for Thanksgiv turkeys, chick
ems, ducks and geese. Ring Phone So.
FOR SALE:-or will exchange for
good farm property, two good residcn
ces. Call on Cha Hart at a. f. & X
The Powell and stevens party that
took trip to Missouri this fall returned
Monday morning. They report having
had plenty of rain and lots of fun.
The American Falls Canal e. Power
Company is laying in supplies of oats
from Lost River and towns along the
St. Anthony branch. T A. Hayes is !
looking after this part OF the work.
II. E. Jones and wife of Heron Lake,
Minnesota arrived ia town last week and
will make their home here. Mr.. Jones
is a cousin of r. f. and E. j. Jones and
has opened the Osborn blacksmith shop
for business.
The White House has changed hands,
James Butcain, is the new proprietor,
and everything is neat, clean and strictly
first class. The tables supply the best
the market affords and the beds are
clean and airy. Your patronage will be
appreciated. tt.
1t is estimated that American tourists
travelling in the Old World this year and
last, IN search of health, pleasure and
recreation, have expended S15O,OOO,OOO,OO
in foreign countries to see things which
are surpassed in the states west of the
Mississippi. A movement is being
launched to divert this trade to the west.
Judge J. H. Richards of Boise was re-
elected president of tie Minining Con-
gress at Eel Paso last week. and the Con-
gress voted to recommend him to the
portfolio of Mines and Mining if Che
president adds this department to the
cabinet. Judge Richards made one OF
his characteristic speeches at the meet
ing which won the admiration of the
delegates 1t was isspeech at Portland
this year at the National Irrigation Con-
gress that put Denver out of the race
and made all the state delegations 60
wild for Boise for the meeting of 1906.
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POcateIIO Excursion Tonight.

A special train viii leave Blackfoot
this evening at $50 o'clock and return
at midnight to accommodate those
wishing to witness the presentation of
when Knighthood was in Flower" at
the Auditorium at Pocatello. Tickets
for the round trip Will be sold at 81. 90.
Theatre tickets Sl.OO and $l.5O.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1905-11-24
Local Nelus Matters
Sheet Music 10-25c a copy.

Sheet Music 1025c copy.
The Cottage Hotel Near depot.
Sweaters for sale cheap at Blethan's
See the 10. O. F. notices in this issue
FOR SALE:-Milch Cows. w. D
Trego,
A. A. Utley was up from American
Falls, Wednesday.
We have the Thanksgiving poultry
Pacific Meat Market.
Judge Stevens is at St. Anthony this
week holding court.
There is to be sale of state lands at
the court house tomorrow.
The biggest little thing in town is
! Tupper's One Cent counter.
LOST:-An Indian belt. Finder please
bring to the Republican Office.
Pete johnson is back from Fl. Lapwai
and expects to spend the winter at
Blackfout.
Hamilton Wright went to Anaconda
10 attend the wedding of his brother
John, Monday.
The American Falls Canal and Power
company are working about $50 teams
on the west side.
We have plenty of ducks, geese and
chickens for Thanksgiving. Order ear
ly and get the best. Criswell & Hill.
G. E. Taylor Representing the Wads-
worth Music Co. of Idaho Falls is in
town in the interests of the sewi g ma
chime department.
Miss Ina Schultz, who has been book
keeper and mailing clerk for the Idaho
Republican has accepted position in
in the Assessors office.
Chas Lafever returned from Chicago
the first of the week where he went with
a shipment of sheep. He found bad
market and has not sold yet.
The Wadsworth Muse Co. of Idaho
Falls had a large sh 'p.teat of Wheeler
u Wilson Sc" 20 m@chires direct from
the factory to BlaciIfoot t.lis week.
The Deseret News has commenced
blowing about the Christmas number it
is preparing. Shaw! Wait till you see
the holiday number of the Idaho Repub-
lican.
VIM. Blades, of the Utah Mining
Machinery and Supply Co., called at
Tuesday, and sold two Bur-
ley drills, a boiler and some other sup
plies to be used for rock work on the
canal
Mrs. d. F. Hunter of Kendrick, Idaho,
who has been visiting in Canada, came
in last week to spend few days with
Mr.. and Mrs. JAS Hunter at Blackfoot.
She left for home Tuesday Mrs. Geo.
Hunter came in on the same train from
,he east.
The boys of Company F. meet for drill
every Tuesday evening and then have
social hop after the drill People are in
7ited to 60 in and witness the drill and |
he hop. Admission is free, but the
lancers are expected to pay fifty cents a
,olpie. IT,
Mrs. Il. S. Morrison returned last
week from visit among relatives in
Missouri. She has not quite recovered
rom the injuries received in the railroad
ccident on her way east. She reports /
hat it rained and rained and rained
While she was in Missouri, and that the
mud is as wet and sticky IS ever.
T. r. Jones took party on The Carey
ands last Friday and located each of
hem on something that pleased hi,a.
hey were from Lapel and Carmel, In
lana, and chose lands lying south of the
ower plant by the new town we spoke
last week. These new neighbors
ames are DIR. T. j. Stevenson, j. L.
of Lapel, M. L. Haines, E. w.
iarold of Carmel. They bought $40
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1905-11-24
Etudes 15c.

Etudes 15c.
"a place to eat"-The Rock Cafe.
The Cottage Hotel New and good
Notary Public at the Standrod Bank
Oysters in any style at the Rock Cafe
New management, good cooks quick
service.
B. W. Holbrook saves you money on
Shoes. 2O-2t
Pocatello and return for $1.O0 to-
night.
Ring Peoples Exchange, 94-o for
dressed ducks.
Highest prices for hides aud pelts.
Criswell & Hill.
John Oborn will supply you with
dressed ducks.
FOR SALE:-A good team. Enquire
of W. B. Citizens. If.
Do you want to by tent? Tents at
cost at Biethan's.
Dressed ducks at the Peoples Ex-
change. Phone 94-2.
The old shoes are eao Ell Kinney re-
pairs them on Bridge street.
The Biggest little thing in town is
Tupper's One Cent counter. 2l-6
A lot of people are going to Poca-
tello tonight on the special.
Geo. Gagon, G. H. Holbrook and w.
e. Barnhart spent Sunday at Tilden.
All kinds of Musical Instruments.
It. WADswoRIH Music Co. Idaho Falls
The Annoy Company will give.a
dance Wednesday evening at the Ar
mory.
j. G. Fisher and wife spent Sunday at
Idaho Falls, the guests of their son,
Harry.
Fred Morse, travelling salesman for
the Western Newspaper Union was in
town Tuesday.
Mrs. S. E. Holbrook has recovered
from her illness which kept her indoors
the past month.
Houck's Opera House is now under
the management of Dock Kestner, b.
w, Holbrook and w. Fl. Scott.
Mrs. Gagon is recovering slowly from
the broken foot with which she has been
the past three weeks.
Plenty of ducks, plenty of geese,
plenty of chickens, Tor Thanksgiving
for verybody. Criswell & Hill.
Col, Hannafor'd was up from Poca- i
telIo Wednesday arranging for the el-
cursion to Pocatelo tonight to see
when Knight Wa in Flower
A farewell luncheon was served at Mrs.
Geo. Houck's last Saturday in honor of
Mrs. r. 0. G. Shovel who left Monday
morning for Salt Lake. The luncheon
was served by the Ladies' Aid of whom
she was member. \
Rev. G.. i. Custer has finished his !.
work as weghmaster at Collins, and has
moved away from The town. He says
is running smoothly at Col
ms, the balance of trade ha, been in ia
yor OF Blackfoot .aad the total popula-
ion is Represented by cipher. i.
The Wind River Indian Reservation
n Wyoming will be opened to settle
nent by proclamation of the President
|une 18th 1906. A bill will be presen-
ed in Congress this winter asking for
he opening of the Coeur'd Aene Reser-
alton.
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Notice..

There will be meeting of the Dane
ing Club at the Armory Hall, Sunday
afternoon at 3 o'clock for the purpose
of electing officers and choosing a Hall,
Music, &c.
BY ORDER OF Committee.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1905-11-24
Georgia MiiSStrelS.

Houck's Opera House, Monday, Nov
q, is the date of their appearance i
th S city.
The usual parade viii be given at
| f., % a. M.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1905-11-24

CLOTHES TNUNDERED 1T my
home. Mrs Nichols. one block north,
half block east Of Mormon cblgch. tsp
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1905-11-24

MONEY TO LOAN At 8 per Geo i.
Plenty of il. Blackioot Real Estate Co.
See Them sure if you wish to borrow. It
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1905-11-24

and last but not least, in the Low Prices. You find
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1905-11-24
WANT ADS

WANTED:-10O teams to work on
tie Minadoka Project. Good wages.
pc2o't 20 Monarch & Porter at Ripper
:, o. 2O-2
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1905-11-24

ROCK FURNISHED Parties want.
ing rock hauled can get it by calling on
or writing TO John Naylor, R. F. D. No.
l. Blackfoot. 1874