The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1906-03-23


lars call upon or write Geo. H, Clar
M lckay, Idaho.
Judge J. E. Harroun of Idaho Fal
died this week. He was the first stat
superintendent of schools under state
. hood in Idaho. He was an uncle of Mr.
j. M. Stevens OF this place.
: Manager F. A. Sweet and Treasure
Shrek of the American Falls Canal an,
J Power Company went to Pocatello Wed
nesday to confer with some capitalist
about big investment across the river
| There was reception at the home o
Mrs. s. E. Holbrook Tuesday in homo
OF Mrs. Geo. Houck who was leaving fo
California. Mrs. Houck has lived here
for twenty years and has made many
friends.
The East Branch Irrigation company
held meeting Saturday and elected a
board of directors, consisting OF the fol
lowing named stockholders: Sam Lloyd,
Albert Anderson, G. Malm, Jas. Mackie
and Mr.. Regain
Mrs. Mical Ipsen is now improving
rapidly at their home in the Kimball
Addition. Mrs. Flea Browning went to
Ogden in charge Of the remains of the
little daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Ipsen
that died here last week,
In the spring time you renovate your
house. Why not your bodyY HOLSTERS
Rocky Mountain Tea drives out impuri
ties. cleanses and enriches the blood and
purlfies the entire system. IS cents
Pioneer Drug Store.
q. W. Parish is experimenting with
pieplant and young onions. The pie
plant was up about four inches high
when the cold snap came and we are
wondering whether he will mark the
year 1905 as "the winter when the pie
plant froze."
Mr.. and Mrs. Jos. Coumerilh went to
Salt Lake Tuesday and on Thursday
Mr.. Coumerilh underwent surgical op
GRAFTON at the Holy Cross Hospital.
Miss Lilly Coumerilh and her brother
Bert went down Wednesday to be with
heir father.
Read what we say in this issue en-
titled "Monte B. Quinn Coming Con-
ider whether it is worth while to lay
IT a day next September to entertain
wo or three trainloads Of irrigationists
Who come this way seeking information
bout eastern Idaho.
Next Sunday at the Baptist church
1rs. Black will give a blackboard SER
ION, especially for the children, at II
clock. Juniors meet at 3 p. m. B. Y.
}. U. at $50, leader Mr.. Walker. Eve
ing service with sermon at 7:3O. All
re most cordially invited.
W. d. Trego has been at home this
eek working on matters pertaining to I
le Farmers Protective Association /,
hich is growing rapidly under the work
the many local committees through '
1T the valley. The association will is
lie the first edition Of its newspaper in E
few days.
Prof. A. A. West Of Pocatello was II
re yesterday tuning the piano at the
Imory. 1t had to be let down some
d when you hear it again see if you
re it better. Prof. West expects to re- G
IN in about week to do other work .
re and if you want to confer with him =
lite him line at 651 South Cleveland =,
'enue, Pocatello. "
Johns 8. Watson was up from Otis the
st of the week and reported that prac.
ally everybody is out Of hay or will
before grass comes. He is feeding
dollar hay to his stock and many
% could get none at any price have
ned the stock out to their fate. Mr..
atson says the losses will be very
IVY unless the weather changes soon.
me Republican acknowledges receipt
: copy Of "Idaho Mining Rights" by
lille E. Jackson Of Boise. Mr.. jack
is member of the state bar, and ed
issued the third edition of this work. SCI
legal guide for miners, prospect De
locators, investors and all others Sn
hing to get in condensed form the .
5 Of the United States and of the y"
e of Idaho relating to mines. rights "
ray, tunnels, millsites etc. Sent post I"
for 81.
Ready At Last. /
pring crop of fine suits Every one I
10 by master of clothing craft.
are invit9d to come in and examine
new styles. Exclusive agents for u
'se u Brandegee clothing. tor,
G. E. Kinney 4 Sons, Go. 20 !