The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1906-02-23

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Chas. Rolling and family leave fol
California Sunday.
Mrs. Barney Gesas is visiting at the
home Of Judge Modem.
D. H. Biethan left Saturday for Chic
] ago to buy big stock of goods.
Post master Wall will conduct an ex.
animation Saturday for Rural carriers.
Lutheran services WILDE held in the
M. E. church Feb. 25th by G. E. Bengt
son.
The Blackfoot Steam Laundry is run.
ming and needs the business of this To-
cality.
T. R. Jones went out with Kansas
parties Tuesday to show them the Carey
lands.
Remember that Tupper's Bargain
Counters stand between yon and paying
too much. 344
Ed Rowles will open Gents Furnish
ing store in the building now occupied
by Jacobs the Clothier.
See the announcement of the sale of
clothing at the former home of the Ida
no Republican, in this issue.
The Blackfoot Implement company
have carload of goods on the way and
another car loading at the factory.
The title to Pacific Street has now
passed to the city, and the wreckage will
be removed as soon as the roads will per-
nit.
For Rent:-Two rooms, furnished or
unfinished. Second door south of
Cottage Hotel Inquire of Mrs VIC.
johnson. 3ltf.
The Epworth League will give social
on the evening of March End, at the
home of Prof. johnson on east Idaho
street.
Captain A. T. Ryan visited Butte the
first of the week, and has some very in
teresting things to say about that pros
porous city.
The G. E. Kinney & Sons Company
Ltd. consists of G. E. Kinney, Vernon
Kinney, Maud Kinney and Preston and {
Leonard O'Neal. {
J. H. Verran of Bingham Utah has
located at Blackfoot, and is opening a
shoe shop in Frederick Holders new
building next to the Togo Restaurant. \
G. M. Bumgarner returned Sunday [
morning from Boise, where he had been
o take possession of a very fine piece of Y
and which he bought at snap price. y
HAY FOR SALE-Several hundred y
ons of timothy and lucern hay in Big \
lost River Valley. For further particu- L
ars call upon or write Geo. H, Clark Z
4 lckay, Idaho. Y
Utz & Dunn shoes, for ladies and I
hildren, are the best. No other shoes Il
quail them. If you have used pair you "
now tiff not try pair and be con- "
inced. D. H. Biethan.
Ben Rose returned to Blackfoot last
thursday after long absence, and has -
one into business with Drebin q Vol r.
srt, clrsing out the stock which was \
amaged in the Pacific Street fire. \
w. H. Scott is holding fifty dollars
orth of the stock of the Republican
rinting company for somebody's debt,
I'd is trying to sell it at any old price
go buy it before it goes any
wer. If
S. F. Rhodes, foreman of construction
r the American Falls Canal & Power
mpany came up from Salt Lake the
st of the week and went out on the
le of the canal to get ready for the
ason's work.
Mrs. Leila Hutchins of Pendleton Ore.
n is here organizing the Royal Neigh
RS. The Modern Woodmen will give
social session and banquet at the hall
night for all woodmen and their fami-
S, and those interested in the order.
Local real estate men report that it is
W difficult to make sales of farms to IL
N coming in, for the reason that the
gar factory has made a short cam
ign, and many of the farmers are not
,tracting to raise beets. They seem
have heard something of this as soon
they land in town, and are shy. Shall |
raise beets on close margins to pre-
It the decline of values of our farm
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