The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1906-12-14
NV adDice is, "Don't drink But, if
you do, don't abuse yourself BY drinking
poor liquors. Drink the pure and best
Which you lUiH always Jiud at "7he Gem

FOR SALE "A saddle horse. Kinney
Bros. 21tf
Everything new and fresh at Hills
meat market. TIT
Mrs. r. G. lockwood has been i'll the
past two weeks.
No visitors admitted at the Sugar
Factory except on Saturdays from 2 to 4
If its from Hills it's the best obtain
able, anything and everything pertain
! ing to the meat market business. 21tf
Bring in your pictures and have them
framed now before the holiday rush
commences. The Brown-Eldredge Fur
niture Co. Ltd. 19-tf
Didn't you know it? We carry com
plete line of Jewelry Knick- Knacks that
are just the dainty little Christmas
presents. Bridge Street Pharmacy. "a 3
w. H. Peck, former editor OF the
Advocate at Malad, was in town
Tuesday looking for location to 60 in
to business. He was reported to have
bot the Pocatello Advance but has not
consumated the deal.
Hill operates on the theory that
nothing is too good for his patrons,
hence he buys only the best Of livestock
of all kinds and sells only the best Of
meats. You can prove it by trial. Sat
isfaction absolutely guanteed- 21tf
Mrs. George Gagon Of BlacAfoot,grand
matron Of the Order Of Eastern Star in
Idaho, came down this morning from
the Grove City and is guest at the
home Of Mrs. Dick Dolbeer on South
Garfield avenue. Mrs. Gagon will in
stall the newly elected officers Of the
local lodge. Pocatello Tribune.
\ Herbert Written has accepted posi-
ton to do clerical work in the First
National Bank. He commenced last
Monday. Herbert has taken the bust
ness course at the Idaho Academy, and
this addition to the force in the bank
keeps up the record Of one new employe
added with each new year entered upon
by the bank.
Mr.. Nygard who lives on the west
side Of the river opposite the sugar
factory had the misfortune to get an
arm broken recently by the kick Of a
horse. He was using the animal to do
some Of the heavy work, and when he
approached Mr.. Horse with some blood
on his clothes, snort and kick and q
broken arm we're the result.
Monday morning boy threw stone
thru a car window near Shelley. A girl
sitting by the window received bad
cash in the head. The train stopped
and backed up quickly and Conductor
Quinn, sheriff Jones, Judge Stevens
and bunch Of Indians jumped of the
train and pursued the boy to A. finish.
The boy was scared SO badly he nearly
collapsed. The sheriff kept him in Gus
tody, but we are unable to learn what
was done with him. AZ
Ed Jarrett, who was employed for
some time on this paper, up to year
ago, died at his old home in Salida, Colo.
On November 2, Of consumption. Mr..
jarrett will be remembered as coming
here overland with his wife and living
in his camp wagon here year ago last
winter. He undertook this mode Of life
on account Of his health and had i'm
proved wonderfully at The time Of leav-
ing Blackfoot. The Washington climate
however, had . reverse effect upon him
and he was finally compelled to return
to Colorado. He was formerly in the
Philippines, member d the 9Th Colo
RADIO, and typhoid fever contracted in
the service seemed never to have left
him. He was splendid young man,
with legions q friends and ~ ars very
grievsd to hear 81 his death.