The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1905-10-06

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d. r. Jones and wife are visiting the
exposition.
There will be farmers institute here
in December.
DR.. Carson went out on the Mackay
train Monday.
Miss Lang of Salt Lake is visiting her
cousin Miss Steers.
Mrs. Sweet and daughter Glenn are
back from Moscow.
Norman Jacobs spent Saturday and
Sunday at Pocatello.
Agronomy and agriculture do not
mean quite the same.
w. f. Porter is building a residence
ear the Irving school.
Bowen and Watson have moved into
the Progress Building.
Agronomy and the cultivation of corn
do not mean quite the same.
Mr.. and Mrs. C.. w. Bergman are
back from their tour of the coast.
At the farmers institute in December
you may hear more about agronomy.
John Rogers was in from his ranch on
Little Lost River the last of the week.
o. Buchanan and H. D. Brown went
so Salt Lake Wednesday Oh a business
trip.
Robert Forbes has been nursing an
abcess just below his ear which is no
snap.
G.. B. Howard the jeweler of st. An
thony and Mackay is now at Burley
Idaho.
You can get your job printing stereo-
typed at the Republican Office. Think
it over. -
Editor Bentley of the Democrat is
building a nice large house in the Kim
ball addition.
J. Hardesty, proprietor of the Peoples
Market i N Pocatello was in town Mon
day, buying meat.
Mrs. C. V. Osborn has closed up the
Brick Restaurant and removed to Bing-
ham Canyon Utah.
Miss Jennie Singer of Colorado visit
ed Mrs. L. II. Aldrich last week on her
way to Idaho Falls.
Cal II. Callison of the Peters Cart
ridge Company was in town Monday
and went to Mackay.,
A. r. Fowler assistant postmaster at
Blackfoot is the father of a nine pound
girl born Saturday night.
III. D. Brown, manager for the Stude-
bakers in Blackfoot will leave the first
of November for a mission in Europe.
District court has been postponed
from October 9th till October 23rd.
The county commissioners meet next
Monday.
Leonard Jones received a shock from
a live wire last week while working on
the roof of the armory, that came neal
being fatal.
All parties desiring the work OF an
eve specialist should call on me before
October 18th as | shall close my office
on that date. DR.. J. M. Carson.
H. B. Nielsen is remodeling his dwell
ing, making it much larger and putting
in a basement, furnace, water pipes and
electric lights.
Whist did your friends write you about
Idaho after reading the daily you sent
them? We want to know if they express
ed any interest.
There is a dance every Thursday eve
ming at the Progress Hall OF Bridge
street. The hall has a white maple
floor 49l2X|o IeeC.
There was a farewell party at the l..
d. S. Hall Monday for Alfred Buttcane
who will leave soon"on a mission to Ore
eon and Washington.
DR.. Carson, the eye specialist who has
spent nearly a year in Blackfoot will
leave the 18th of October for his old
location at Kansas City.
If the study of agronomy enables us
To have better houses and barns, better
stock and finer crops, then it will be
worth while to study agronomy.
BY request classes in Drawing and
Decorative Art will be organized by
Grace e. Smith, graduate of the Cornell
Colleoe School of Art. At Mrs. Woodin's.
III. B. Nielsen bought eighty acres Of
Alex. and Herman Haneman just north
of town this week for 5000. The land
was part of Archie Benefits ranch
originally.