The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1906-03-02

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4 The Biggest Little Thing in Town j
1 Tupper's Cent Counter. a.
i Come and take saving look at Tup
per's and 10 cent goods. "a.
| Miss Ada Harris has returned to thu
Salt Lake Collegiate Institute
| Miss Mabel Paxton has returned FROM
Rigby, where she visited her uncle.
/ VIM. Dye of Basalt was in town Mon
day looking after business matters.
| Bulk pickles, cheese, smoked fish, and
kraut at the Pacific Meat Market.
I FOR SALE:-A lot Of pulleys ano
drop hangers. Republican Office.
| A nickel isn't much but it buys lot
Of things on Tupper's Bargain Counter
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| Mrs. Osborn returned Saturday from
weeks visit with their son Ralph al
Mackay.
| The baby boy of Mr.. and Mrs. E. E.
Kelly has been quite i'll lately, but is re.
covering.
Eugene Wright of the Wright Mer.
camille company, was down from Idaho
Falls Monday.
t Mr.. Redman went to Oxford the first
of the week on business connected with
the Asylum farm.
Harry Allen passed through Black
foot recently on his way home from Po-
catello to Mackay.
\ A new eleven pound girl came to the
home of Edward Wilkinson in the
Younie Block February 23rd.
E. L. Sayre who has been interesting
stockmen in Alberta Canada, left on
Wednesday for the home office.
We have forty-fve varieties of loose
candy, besides the box goods. Come
and get your choice. Kinney Bros.
Mr.. Light who works for the Sugar
company, expects to leave soon for Bill
linss Montana to engage in similar work
there.
LOST Between my residence and
Blackfoot or in Blackfoot, buggy
cushion. Finder please return to this
Office. q. +. SMITH. 1t
For Rent:--Two rooms, furnished or
unfinished. Second door south of
Cottage Hotel. Inquire Of Mrs. w. G..
johnson. 31tf.
Superintendent Taliaferro has put in
larger wire at the Baptist church, SO
they can use the stereoptican lanterns
when desirable.
We have large envelopes 4xl2, open
end. Just right for filing deeds, policies
and other documents. Republican Of
flee.
Every town has a Commercial club
but Blackfoot and Ross Fork. The lat
ter place needs one and the former could
have one if 1t cared to.
FIJI. Olson and wife came in from
Challis this week and Mr. Olson went
to Idaho Falls on business. He is the
assessor and collector for Custer county.
Pocatello is to have cheaper lights
after the first Of October, and the pat
rons who take light for the proceeding
six month get better rate by reason OF
it.
DR.. Patrie and family are reported to
have moved to Mackay, but they still
drink the city hydrant water and take
nourishment regularly in the Grove
City.
MD. Bowen, father OF attorney Bowen
Of this place, was in town Friday and
Saturday. Mr.. Bowen is teaching the
school at Independence, in Fremont
county.
HAY FOR SALE Several hundred
tons Of timothy and lucern hay in Big
Lost River Valley. For further particu
lars call upon or write Geo. H, Clark
Mckay, Idaho.
w. B. Citizens was down from Shelley
Tuesday and reports business good at
his new printing establishment there.
He will issue the first copy Of The Shell
ley Independent on March second.
DR.. Hoover Of the asylum at Black
foot arrived in Soda last Monday morn
ing from Montpelier. While here the
doctor obtained an option Of twenty
head Of fine mich stock for the asylum,
leaving for Blackioot on the afternoon
train Tuesday. Pocatello Advance.