The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1907-07-26
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS
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Monday.
WANTED Clean rags at the Repub-
lican Office.
A. q. Roberts was at Pocatello Satur-
day on business.
Home made bread at the Idaho Bak-
ery. Try some. 34-tf
{. v. Hanson OF Mackay was in
Blackfoot Friday.
Mrs. Amanda Kelley, Of Pocatello, has
been visiting the family Of John Lusk
this month.
FOR RENT-3 room house and 4
acre Of ground, south Of New School.
IS. Fisher. 3S-tf
Ollie Cooper.has sold out his crops at
Porterville, and is again at work on the
Mackay train.
Miss Julia Hoalst was in Blackfoot
Saturday on her way home to Moore
from Salt Lake.
When you want young chickens to fry
ring John Oborn, phone II, and have
, them delivered. tt
See our list of $500 legal blanks in SO
different forms Usual price. Paste it
up in your Office.
Mrs. Catherine Wasley and son
Thomas returned Saturday from six
weeks visit in Butte.
Ed johnson, of Arco, who went to
Salt Lake recently for treatment, died
on Tuesday afternoon.
Lester Howard is in Pocatello, in
charge OF the hay and grain warehouse
of Howard & Mackey.
Thirteen employees of the Ross Fork
Industrial School started for the Vel
lowstone Park Wednesday.
Mrs. John Heston had the misfortune
to have horse fall with her and crack
bone in one of her legs.
H. w. Rankin and J. E. Sellers were
here Monday after establishing two
churches on the Carey lands.
Wanted To trade good piano for
livestock or something can use on the
farm. G. W. Brown, Blackfoot. "a
Joseph Bagley and wife, of Teton
Basin, have been visiting H. F.. Kelley
and family on Rural Route Three.
Mrs. Z. A. Graham, from Duluth,
Minnesota, has opened store at the
White House, near the Fair Grounds.
], The Misslin girls gave an outing party
at their fathers ranch one day last
week in honor of Miss Hazel Haskins of
Butte.
William Raef was up from THE
Tract" Sunday, and if you should want
to write to him, mail will reach him at
Shoshone.
Martin Joyce who was hurt under
the cars last week at Ross Fork, died
Friday night, the second day after his
limbs we're amputated7
g. H. Holbrook and wife, T., A. Hayes
and wife, H. B. Curtis and Miss Nc
Cracken went out for few days fish
ing the first of the week.
Dr. G. H. Cooper came up from Nc
Cannon Sunday evening to visit his
parents, and Mrs. Verran, his sister re-
turned home with him Monday
The high water of Big Lost River
lasted until about the 18th of July.
Since that time it has been going down
slowly, and is still a lustv river.
William Ashton, chief engineer Of the
Short Line, was thrown from wagon
in Teton Basin Sunday, and was taken
to Salt Lake on special train, with
little prospect of recovery.
Parties desiring to take contract for
masonry construction, concrete and
cement work in connection with reser
voir, please correspond with the Wood
Live Stock Company, of Spencer. Idaho.
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Will Heslop was down from his ranch
at Wcodville Saturday. He says they
have found a cave in the lavas west Of
Idaho Falls, that is quarter of mile
Ing and is attracting considerable at
teDtion.
Prutt Bros. who are farm ing the Geo,
Heaton place west Of Firth, have fine
! fl I'D Of wheat that stands from four to
five feet high and grew to that without
irrigation 1t was spring sowing, and
spring blowing.
En- G. DIPPED and wife went to Poca-
tello SUNDAY to accept an invitation to
spend the afternoon on trip with Nate
Franklin in his new $1,000 auto Mr.
DIPPED says you can't express it bv say
ing 1T rides like a buggy"
Chief Engineer Ashton, OF the Ore
gon Short Line, was badly injured Sat
urday afternoon in runaway accident
near Dripps Fremont County while