The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1907-01-25

Thursday.
L. NJ. Earl was down from st. Antho-
ny Tuesday.
Aleck Robbie was down, from Idaho
Falls the first of the week.
Stamp photos at Glanville & Cutters
during the month of February. 3ltf
Why do without, when it costs so
little at Tupper's Bargain store 29-tf
c. E. Kinney went ont to Martin Mon
day with some men from Texas.
We have a good story on page six,
entitled His eyes OPEN Read it.
Charlie Hart is suffering with a severe
cold and had to remain at home part of
the week.
FOR RENT-A barn containing room
for hay, two horses and vehicle. Inquire
at this office. 3lt2
E. d. Reese, of Goldburg was in town
Tuesday to meet some contractor for
shearing sheep this season.
Mr.. and Mrs Melvin Sweet are living
in the Anderson cottage formerly occu-
pied by the county superintendent
There was a meeting of the village
council Wednesday evening, and the
resignation Of Daniel Raymond was &C.
cepted.
Conductor Chubbuck who runs on the
Mackay Branch, has bot the W. S.
Rogers residence on Asylum Street, and
moved in Tuesday.
j. A. Upper is moving his family to
Pocatello this week. He gets the house
vacated by Conductor Chubbuck who
runs on the Mackay Branch.
C.V Hanson, j. G. Fox, w. Fl. Felix.
ner and d. E. McCallum are down from
Custer County on some mining bust
ness which comes before the court.
Mrs. Fred Murphey was pleasantly
surprised by a number of her lady
friends, accompanied by their husbands,
and the more important gastronomic
tdainties, last Tuesday evening,
d. J. Murdoch, of Thomas is agent for
the Pacific Live Stock Association, and
is writing insurance on stock. This is a
good thing and should meet with hearty
encouragement among the stockman.
January 80 is the G5th anniversary
of the birth of President Mckinley
The 22nd was the sixth anniversary of
the death of Queen Victoria and the
ascension to the throne of King Ed
ward.
L. O. Tendal, of Chickosha, Indian
Territory, came bere a few days ago, and
took a position with the Cash Store.
He is drygoods salesman, but will take
Miss Ryan's place during her absence
in the east.
CIV. Evans and Richard Stevens are
now in charge of the Palace Drug Store.
Mr.. Mcintosh, the popular manager who
had been with the house SO long re-
signed the first of the year, and Mr..
Evans succeeds him,
VIM. Helfrich, Of Mackay died Tues
day, Of numonia, and was taken to Boise
for burial today. Clifford Hayes Of the
Brown and Eldredge Undertaking par
lors went up Thursday to prepare the
remains for shipment. A brother OF
the deceased came over from Mountain
home.
DR.. j. w. S. Emerson and wife are
here from Oakley, Idaho, and have de-
cided to locate. His Office will be in
rooms and Of the Anderson Block.
The doctor comes we'll recommended
from members of the state board Of
medical examiners, and we invite atten-
ton to his card in this issue.
Jas. Hunter and wife went to Poca-
tello Monday to attend the funeral OF
w. W. Mitchell, a well known conductor
of the Short Line who died in Los An.
geles. He was member Of the Wood
men Of the World, and the Brotherhood
OF Railway Tram Men. Mrs Hunter
remained few days with Mrs. Mitchell.
The Guild of st. Paul's Episcopal
Church has recently purchased and pre-.
scented beautiful new carpet for the
body CT the Church. This will add
greatly to the beauty OF the interior as
we'll as to the comfort OF all worshippers.
The ladies are also at work upon sur
plices for the Choir, and have sundry
other improvements under way.