The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1906-09-28
D. H. Biethan is back from Chicago.

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/ d. Fl. Biethan is back from Chicago
A fine line Of Neckwear at B. w. Hol
brooks. 49,
The Walk Over Shoe at the Brown,
Hart Go. It'll
Afull line Of Sunfower Shoes at B
w. Holbrook's. 49,
Miss Taylor Of Twin Falls is visiting
Mrs. e. b. York.
Blankets from Soc to $1,000 pair at
B. w. Holbrook's. 1872
A fulIline Of clothing at B. w., Hol-
brooks. HSY-M. 1872
Try the Darlington Creamery Butter,
for sale at Kinney Bros. 81 tt
Highest cash price for all kinds Of
farm produce. Bond Bros. f2tf.
Judge G. W. McCurdy and wife were
down from Basalt Monday.
The old shoes are easiest. Kinney re-
pairs them on Bridge street.
We have the only up-to,date line Of
stationery. Palace Drug Store.
Fresh butter and. eggs always John
Oborn delivers them. Phone "A. tt
Underwear for everybody at B. w.
Holbrook. He saves You money. 1872
A fine line Of Ladies' and Misses skirts
just received at B. w. Holhrook's 1872
Mr.. Nebeker Of tie Shelley Real Es-
tate Company was IN town Saturday.
just received at B. w, Holbrook's a
full Line Of Ladies Belts and Collars. 13
w. 0. Young came down from Howe
Tuesday and went up to the convention.
Chas. Helm went to Dubois Saturday
night and will be there for two or three
weeks.
Joseph Olsen has moved down from
Mackay and is working for the Sugar
Company.
Robert Nuttail Of Wells, Nevada, is
here this week visiting his sister, Mrs
F. q. Parkinson.
Henry Watson came down from st.
Anthony on Tuesday to see the fair and
renew acquaintance.
Lorenzo Cutler, sixteen year-old
boy, was taken to Salt Lake Friday to
be operated on for appendicitis.
Miss Ella Ace and her brother Spen,
cerAce of Rock Springs,Iare visiting Mr..
and. Mrs A. r. Glessing this week.
/ will have full line Of ladies' street
hats and chiidren's school hats by the
oath Of this month. y. HI. Biethan.
MONEY TO LOAN AT per cent.
Plenty Of it. Blackfoot Real Estate Co.
Sec them sure if you wish to borrow. 43tf
n A. Stone was fixing light in the
Progress Hall recently and fell from the
top Of the step ladder, breaking one arm
and wrenching the other badly
AIT the Democratic Primaries Monday
the following delegates were elected
from Blackfoot: G. F. Molden, T. s. Nor
rison, A. NJ. Bowen, w. A. Beakley, Sam
Rich and w. E. Barnhart. The conyen-
ton meets October LIST.
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II. r. Jones has been suffering from
cold which he contracted on the Irriga.
ton Excursion. The train passed from
the hot climate Of Twin Falls to the
crisp atmosphere Of Marysv,lle during
the night and lot Of the passengers
woke up in the morning shiyering.
Mrs.A. D. Quantrell received phone
from Preston Tuseday, conveying the
sad news that her mother was not ex-
pected to live. The message was not
unexpected as the lady has been very i'll
for some time and little hope was enter
tanned Of her recovery. Mrs. Quantrell
left on the night train.
Have you little girl or boy9 II SO,
take the little one to see Alice Berry,
the nine year old child actress, who APP
pears in a strong acting part and clever
specialties in "Girl Of the Streets
which will be seen here tonight. Little
Alice has the reputation Of being one Of
the cleverest children on the stage and
she has been identified with the largest
ever since she was five,
years old.
Breadl Bread. Bread!
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