The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1905-10-27
Local News Matters
The Cottage Hotel. Near depot.

week.
A few Horse Blankets at cost al
Biethan's.
Come and take a saving look On Tup
per's Bargain counters. 2
Sam Lloyd is making some improve
ments on his residence.
The old shoes are easiest. Kinney re.
pairs them on Bridge street.
The Biggest little thing in town is
Tupper's One Cent counter. q
Hardware at Biethan's at cost, also a
few riding brides and snaps.
Why do without it when 1t costs SO
little on Tupper's Bargain counters. q
The new post office at Basalt com
menced business yesterday.
1t costs enough to live without paying
Zoe for what you can get on Tupper's
Bargain counters for DC, Il
Working at the sugar factory? You
can board at the White House near the
entrance to the fairgrounds.
Remember we both lose money when
you don't buy your goods at Tuppers
Bargain store. Il
Ladies Coats, Furs and Skirts at cost
and under. Better investigate?
HART. RowLEs q KINNEY.
The mailing list of the Idaho Repub-
lican is spread out in the office window
for your inspection.
The lady who borrowed one of my
lasts is requested to return it to me at
once. J. f. Kinney.
Presto Burrcl came down Wednesday
and attended The Bell Ringers enter
tainment in the evening.
Mrs. McMaster and Miss Nina Mccall
lum came down from Mackay Friday
and went to Glenns Ferry.
The Misses Mae Steed and Mary Rus
sci from Cleveland Tenn. are visiting
MI, anu Mis-. -. VI. bloNh
Overshoes and Rubbers at cost. Make
your feet warm and your pocket book
glad. HART. RowLEs Il KINNEY.
Mrs. John Girard who has been very
low for several weeks is still lying at
deaths door with only faint hopes enter
tanned for her recovery.
Idaho Falls is to have two daily pa
pers. The Times and the Post. The
Post prints its initial number tomorrow.
and we will hang n up in our front
window for you.
G. w. Ketchner, HI. Ketchner and &.
f. Sewers and their families arrived re-
Gently from Omaha, and live in n of
the Batway cottages. The men are en-
ployed on canal work on the west side.
Mrs. Jos. Acuff went to Pocatello
Saturday to witness the contest be-
tween the Pocatello and Albion Bas-
ket Ball Teams and see her daughter
Eta who is a member of the Albion
Team.
The Music Sec. of the Current Event
Club will hold their first rehearsal for
the "Oratorio" Tuesday evening Oct. 81,
at Mrs. Delays residence. All mem
bers of the department are requested to
be present promptly at eight o'clock
Now this doesn't mean $50.
Mrs. G. V. Robinson met with a pain
full accident last week by tripping on a
nailhead which protruded above the
level of the walk on Main Street. She
fell striking her face on some other nail
heads cutting and bruising her face and
fracturing her wrist in the fall. An at
tack of erysipelas followed, and Mrs.
Robinson mas suffered considerable.
The flag given to the Geo. II. Thomas
Post by Col. Shoup has been turned
over to Porter Armstrong keeper Of
the New Armory for safe keeping and
for the use of Company +.
The following new phones have re-
been added to the exchange:
Geo. A. Fri. 121-A, Idaho Bakery l59-K
Eliza Wilson lOO-lI. l.. ID. Wilson iOO-I.
May l.. Scott 12.. Louis lockwood l5l.
The Stagg $50.
The American Falls Canal q Power
company was unloading dump wagons
and grading machinery Saturday. They
have a lot of up-to-date wagons which
will be used on the big till at Spring
Creek. They have decided to fill in
with dirt instead of the 100 foot fiume.
That distributes a lot of money among
the working men here instead of among
the Steel workers in some eastern con
Germ.