The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1906-02-23

eionary. Kinney Bros.
Mrs. L. R. Thomas spent Sunday
Rexburg.
Presto Burrel was down from Pres
Saturday.
A very few ladies' coats to sell, LEI
than cost at Biethan's.
Grant Holt has bought some lots
the Younie Addition.
The Biggest Little Thing in Town
Iupper's l Cent Counter. a.
Come and take saving look at TUT
per's and 10 cent goods. a.
The old shoes are easiest. Kinney r.
pairs them on Bridge street.
Studebaker Bros. are installing shir
ment of harness and vehicles.
Aurelius Thompson who has bee
dangerously ill, is recovering.
Bulk pickles, cheese, smoked fish, an,
hrauC at the Pacific Meat Market.
Mrs. Thos. Hopper of Pocatello visited
her sister Mrs. Pennington Saturday.
Leonard L. Jones has bought som,
property in the Mcdonald Addition.
FOR SALE:-A lot of pulleys anc
drop hangers. Republican Office.
A good quarter of beef at Hopkins
Meat Market at four cents pound.
The mother of G. H. Olmstead died
last week at Pacific Grove, California.
Remember that nickel does the work
OF a dime when spent on Tuppers Bar
gain Counters.
Plenty of money to loan on easy terms
ats per cent. Enquire of Barnhart,
Stone d Parkinson. 23tf.
! Joaquin Wright went to Butte recent
ly and has position under his brother
John, at Hennesey's.
Use Fleischmann's Yeast and Free
Silver Flour, and you will always have
good bread. For sale by G. H. Holbrook.
Ruby Boice, aslittle daughter of Mr..
Boice who lives just above the sugar fac
tory, died Monday morning very unex-
pectedly.
If you will use Free Silver Flour and
tleschmann's Yeast, you will always
nave good bread. Sold by G. H. Hol-
brook.
The Rev. R. Ashton Curtis will hold
ervices in st. Paurs Episcopal church
Sunday evening Feb. Is, at half past
even.
c. E. Kinney, E. w. Rowles and Pres
on O'Neal returned Monday from Salt |
lake where they had been for a week |
uying goods for the Kinney company.
We have pure lard in buckets of every
ize from 3 to so pounds. We sell the
ard at ten cents and charge extra for
he bucket, according to size. Hopkins
Ieat Co. We guarantee pure lard.
B. J. Clayton is the new bookkeeper at
le sugar Office. He has charge of affairs
lside, and F. T. Richards has charge of
le factory and outside matters. Heber
ustin has general supervision.
The Womans' Guild of the Episcopal
llrch will meet at the home of Mrs.
oxwell Wednesday afternoon Feb. 2Sth
two o'clock. A five cent lunch will t
served at four o'clock. All are invited I
attend.
Chas. Smith who was braking on the ]
ackay Branch last year, is now run
ng on the main line between Pocatello l
d Lima, and lives in Pocatello. Mrs. A
NTH has just returned from a trip to 8
, her people in Canada. n
Utz and Dunn's ladies' and children's
pes are the best. One pair of these a.
II last twice as long as pair that will :
1t very nearly as much. Try just one a.
If If you have never worn them, and \,
1 will be convinced. - D. H. Biethan.
!. L. Sayre of Calgary Alberta, Can
!, was in town Tuesday for the Cana y
n Pacific looking after the distribu- ~
n of literature among stockmen who "
yht wish to go to Alberta. Barnhart
rkinson and Stone are the Blackfoot
nts for the colonization company.
Y. D. Trego has been out in the up
part of the valley this week, organ l
x farmers Protective Associations, th
reports that he is meeting with un- TO
ected success. He says he has good
- for the members here, and asks br
t they hold regular meetings and
the work before the busy season 20
es on. IS