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

Agronomy doesn't mean agriculture
o. F. Smith went to Twin Falls Mon
day.
There will be a wedding in town to
morrow.
The directors of the fair met Monda,
evening.
F. A. Pyke was down from Dubois
Tuesday.
II. R. Jones has made seven farm loans
in seven days.
DR.. Davis went out on the Macka,
Bullet Monday.
Thos. Hopper and family have remov.
ed to Pocatello.
Nate Taylor has taken possession OF
the Idaho House.
There was a party at Judge Bevins
Tuesday evening.
A. d. Quantrell is building an add.
ton to his residence.
Milt Russell and wife have gone to
California for a trip.
Mrs. G. V. Osborn made a flying trip
to Bingham Canyon last week.
A mining brokers' office in Blackfoot!
How would that sound to you?
r. A. Hayes has recovered and is
working again in the Republican office.
Drs. Cooper were called to American
Falls the first of the week on profess
sional business.
Hans Peterson one of the hustling
merchants of Riverside was in town
Tuesday getting goods.
N. I. Taylor has opened the Idaho
House and is ready to furnish people
good meals at right prices.
Hon. Alfred Christensen of Grays
Lake was in town Tuesday. He has ar
ranged to move his family to Idaho
Falls.
Senator Day of Oakley, Cassia County
was in town the first of the week. Mr.
Day is engaged in selecting lands for
the state.
MI. Sanford of the firm of Smith and
Sanford of Idaho Falls was in town this
week with T. r. Jones on land and loan
business.
The First National Bank of Blackfoot
bought the bonds of school district num-
Der 40 at Basalt last week. A six per
cent bond for $500 sold at par.
ATTORNEY Hansbrough spent last week
on Lost River taking some measure
ments of streams and incidentally de-
Tending himself against the wild hens.
W. B. Downer and his mother of Mon
mouth Illinois visited their relatives the
Holbrooks last week. They were on a
of the west coast and left Monday
morning.
Marcus Mester sold out the interests
of the Blackfoot men on the Blue Stone
in Alaska, and gave his partners a profit
on their investments. He may return
to Alaska.
Grace E. Smith, graduate Of a teach
ers' training course in vocal music at
Cornell College will continue lessons in
Blackfoot, in both vocal and instru-
mental music.
The Asylum Board is in session this
week. 1t consists of A. B. Moss of Pay
stte, Henry Jones of Malad and B. J..
of Idaho Falls. Their work com
nenced on Wednesday.
Mr.. B. F. Swan, a banker Of Wayne
Nebraska visited cashier Dobell of the
First National Bank the first of the
week. Mr.. Swan was out on a tour of
he west coast, and left here Wednes-
lay for Portland.
The Bingham County Hide & Junk
House has removed from the old loca-
ion to lots just north of the new school
house opposite the Red Barn. They
lave a large warehouse and plenty of
DOM for the business.
j. B. Cooley was in town this week
representing the Smith Premier Type
writer company. There is always some
,ody wanting another machine and he
looking for them. If you want to
,now when he is coming again ring us
Up.
Fl. B. Nielsen made a sale of John
Natson's ranch last week to Wells Nc
Bride and IONS of Hyrum Utah, for S12,-
Mr.. Watson is undecided as to
whether he will move into town and
axe life easy or locate at Tilden and
row up with the country.
Miss Juniata Rich received a letter
his week from her brother GraHer in
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