The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1906-01-26

WE would De ashamed to do poo
printing.
We have complete line Of confec
tlonary. Kinney Bros.
just in; beautiful line of carpets anG
rugs. - Biethan.
Mrs. L. H. Sill is back from Lake
Plpin, Wisconsin.
Fish and Oysters at the Pacific Mea
Market. Phone 81.
Miss Katie Upper was up from
Pocatello Saturday.
A very few ladies' coats to sell, less
than cost at Biethan's.
The old shoes are easiest. Kinney re-
pairs them on Bridge street.
Four packages Of wheat starch, either
table or laundry for Is cents.
!. G. Robertson Of Jackson's Hole is
spending few weeks at Thomas.
Bulk pickles, cheese, smoked fish, and
kraut at the Pacific Meat Market.
Mr.. Wallace the tailor, has gone to
hold down his homestead at Rupert.
Mrs. Theo. Broxon of Pocatello visited
with Mr. and Mrs. o. F. Smith the past
few days.
Plenty Of money to loan on easy terms
att per cent. Enquire Of Barnhart,
Stone & Parkinson. 23tf
See the account Of the hundred foot
dam for Big Lost River, explained else
where in this issue.
Furniture, save money when you buy,
and buy at Biethan's. Noextra expenses.
Can afford to sell cheap.
Hogan, alias Orchard, charged with
the murder of Frank Steunenberg has
been taken to Boise for safe keeping.
Miss Maude Kinney returned the first
OF the week from Salt Lake, where she
has been visiting her brother Vernon.
Use Fleischmann's Yeast and Free
Silver Flour, and you will always have
good bread. For sale by g. H. Holbrook.
Kinney Bros. have unique mechani-
cal apparatus in their window to display
nuts, fruits and candies. Take time to
see it.
For Rent:-Two rooms, furnished or
unfinished. Second door south Of
Cottage Hotel. Inquire Of Mrs. w. G.
johnson. 31tf.
Charles Crouch of Bryan, came nElast
Monday with the furs Of two bob cats, a
badger and two coyotes which he cap
tured in the lavas recently.
The Idaho Commission for the Lewis
& Clark Exposition has turned back into
The state treasury, s89695, this being the
amount unused out Of the appropriation.
G. E. Williams and wife of Thomas
nave just returned from tour Of Wy
,ming and Utah to visit relatives They
lid not see any place they liked better
han Idaho.
G.. O. Thompson has purchased the
unch counter and restaurant in the
Rock saloon, from Fred Hill, and will
the business in an up-to date
style. He took possession last Monday
The Woman's Guild Of the Episcopal
Church will meet at the home Of Mrs.
Ernest Peck, Friday afternoon, Jan. 26,
It two o'clock. A five cent lunch will be
served at four o'clock. All are cordially
nvited to attend.
Utz and Dunn's ladies' and children's
shoes are the best. One pair of these
will last twice as long as pair that will
cost very nearly as much. Try just one
,air If you have never worn them, and
,ou will be convinced. d. H. Biethan.
Cheap in price but not cheap in goods.
pay no rent, no extra heating, no extra
light. No big clerk hire. have the
argest stock, and buy for cash. ! can
ave you money on carpets,rugs,furniture
md window shades. Your credit is
rood at Biethan's.
Mr.. Theodore Torch, the eminent
'oung Russian actor, and Miss Rita W.
4arland, one Of Americas foremost
eading women, are at the head of the
asst which will present "Dr. Jekyll ard
DIR. Hyde" here on Monday January
9th. at the Armory.
j. II. Richards Of Boise, e. M. Heigbo
4 Weiser and Col Hamer Of st. Anthony
TENDED the "See America First" con-
ention at Salt Lake yesterday as dele
ates from the state Of Idaho. Mayor
!. H. Pinney Of Boise and w. T. Booth,
TENDED as representatives Of that city
nd its chamber Of commerce. |