The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1906-02-09

from Denver
! There will be dance at Progress
Hall tonight.
Mrs. Jack Burns was up from Poca
tello Saturday.
VIM. Giles was down from Mackay tn
first of the week.
Fish and Oysters at the Pacific Mea
Market. Phone 81.
F. A. Sweet and wife have been doin,
the coast for a couple of weeks.
Dan Nichols of Martin will go cas-
soon with shipment of stock.
We have complete line of confec
! tionary. Kinney Bros.
Sugar Cured Hams and Bacon at l:
and Is cents at the Hopkins Meat Co.'S.
There is new girl at the home O
VIM. Vanderwood, born on February
9Th.
Mr.. Woody the liveryman at Arco
went east last week with two cars Of
horses.
Miss Lillian Gesas has gone to Ogden
to attend school at the Sacred Heart
Academy.
Murphy & Manderwood have dissolved
partnership and Mr.. Murphy continues
in the business.
Furniture, save money when you buy,
and buy at Biethan's. Noextra expenses.
Can afford to sell cheap.
Miss Lulu Carrier and Miss Eva Mar
tin of Idaho Falls came down Friday
evening to attend the club dance.
Use Fleischmann's Yeast and Free
Silver Flour, and you will always have
good bread. For sale by G. H. Holbrook.
II you will use Free Silver Flour and
Fleschmann's Yeast, you will always
nave good bread. Sold by G. H. Hol-
brook.
Will Baton of the Idaho bakery had
a painful accident last week which re-
suited in his getting his face badly burn
I'd with hot grease.
For Rent:-Two rooms, furnished or
unfinished. Second door south of
Cottage Hotel. Inquire of Mrs. w. G.
johnson. 31tf.
There was an old time dance at the
Progress Hall Monday night which
brought out lot of nice old out of date
dances that were enjoyed by ALL
Mrs. Harry Fisher visited J. G. Fisher
and wife Wednesday on her way from
Butte to Boise. Mr.. Fisher is located
temporarily at Boise and will return to
Idaho Falls.
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
NJ lckay, Idaho.
The Ladies' Aid met Wednesday after
noon with Mrs. Barnhart. There was
no work to be done so they devoted the
time to discussion of religious matters
which proved very interesting to all.
RI. Henderson who has been teach.
ing school at Chesterfield, came home
last week and will carry mail on the
Rural Route Number Four, which will
60 into commission about the first of
March.
The big water case is in progress yet
It the court house under Refree Fred j.
Cowan Of Salmon City. Mr.. Cowan is
careful, painstaking lawyer, and the
hearing goes on smoothly and rapidly
lnder his direction.
Monday evening surprise party paid
heir respects to the sixteen year old
win daughters Of Mr.. and Mrs. Godfried
dalm Of Wapello. There was house
ull Of friends who brought best wishes
md baskets Of luncheon.
There will 90 :social the L. D.
!. Hall .onight. "The Old Maids Con
ention' will be one Of the features Of
he evenings entertainment. A dance
viii follow the program. The price Of
Omission will be Is cents Dance tick
Is will be rs cents additional.
II. B. Nelson was called to Hyrum.
Utah last week by the serious illness Of
lis mother, Mrs. N. M. Nelson, whu
'assed away on Friday morning. Shr
vas sixty-six years old, and was one Of
he pioneers who walked across the
'lains. Mr.. Nelson came home to at.
end to some business here Saturday.
nd went back to attend the funersl
shich was On Tpeadax