The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1906-02-16

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VIM. Leamaster is at Hepburn, Idah,
Miss Millicent Houck has interim,
tent fever.
Good stock of cigars and tobaccos q
Kinney Bros.
Use Fleischmann's Yeast, sold only b.
G. H. Holbrook.
Fish and Oysters at the Pacific Mea
Market. Phone 81.
Don't pay too much, come and u.s.
Tupper's Bargain Counters. a..
Mrs. N. A. just and sons Frank anc
James were in from Presto Monday.
There is baby girl at the home o.
Michael Epson, born Saturday morning
A. J. Snyder and familyof Springfield
spent Sunday in town, the guest Of T. R
Jones.
0. 3. Nelson the merchant and post
master of Otis spent Saturday and Sun
day in town.
There is new eleven and half pound
boy at the home of Chas. Rooms, born
on the 9th inst.
I. r. Jones went to Soda Springs Fri
day night, and spent few days there
looking after business.
Furniture, save money when you buy
and buy at Biethan's. Noextra expenses
Can afford to sell cheap.
The Pacific Meat Market closes at 7
o'clock every evening but Saturday,
when it is open until 10 o'clock.
Use Fleischmann's Yeast and Free
Silver Flour, and you will always have
good bread. For sale by G. HI. Holbrook.
If you will use Free Silver Flour and
Fleschmann's Yeast, you will always
have good bread. Sold by G. H. Hol-
brook.
Mrs. Alex. Younie has not been we'll
for some time, and will probably 60 to
California soon, hoping tho change of
climate will benefit her.
Mrs. G. e. Boyle who has been visiting
in Iowa and Colorado since early in Sep
TENDER, reached home last week, and re-
ports having had delightful time.
G. B. Abbott who has been in the en-
ploy of the sugar company as bookkeeper
for long time has gone to Rupert,
which is one Of the new towns on the
Minidoka tract.
The Misses Maud Kinney, Gail John
son, Leonore Kimball and John Davis |
had charge Of business at the G.. E.
Kinney & Co. during the absence Of
the proprietors this week.
The Womans' Guild Of the Episcopal
Church will meet at the home Of Mrs.
Hopkins Wednesday afternoon Feb q
at two o'clock ivs cent lunch will b.
served at four o'clock. All are cordially
invited to attend.
Albert Anderson has commenced ex-
cavating fora big building on Bridge
street, to cover the ,sight Of the old livery
barn which was next to the Odd Eel
lows Hall. A tenant has already been
engaged for the first floor.
The Idaho Falls Commercial Club is
making an effort to have tho Rspubli
can State convention held at that place,
a commend able move in which the Rs
publican wishes them success. Eastern
Idaho should pull together in this matter.
The ladies Of the Catholic Church will
give a dance and two suppers on tie
18th inst. The suppers will be served at {
the Thomas Mercantile Company's, and /,
the dance at the Progress Hall. Every {
body is invited to attend. They will be- |
gin serving the first supper early in the 1
evening, and the other at about eleven i
o'clock. Pocatello music will be fur
nished. I
At the Baptist church the regular i
services will be as follows: Sunday i
school, with classes for all at 10 u. m. q
Morning worship with Sermon, by the a
pastor at IL a. m. Junior B. Y. z. U. Q
under the leadership of Miss Betty Ezell
and others meets at p. m. Senior B.
Y. p. U. re-opened last Sunday night, q
will meet at $50 p. m. Subject, "Cbrist's Il
life. ~ His life work, and what we may n
earn about our own work" Scripture, "
John 14:8-14. Evening worship at 1880. a
All are cordially invited. I'll