The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1907-02-01

week. .
Any Overcoat in the store at cost
d. H. Biethan. 1922
d. r. Jones and wife returned Monday
from Salt Lake.
J. E. Baker and wife were up from
Gold Point Wednesday.
The biggest little thing in town is
Tupper's l-cent counter. 28.tf
w. S. CLANCY and Mr.. Pugmire we're
up from Pocatello Monday.
Mrs. F. A. Westbrook is still suffering
with bad case Of the grip.
Stamp photos at Granville & Cutters
during the month of February. 31tf
7. A. Hayes expects to open his candy
store about the 4th of February.
Mrs. Laura Ball and children from
Ammon are visiting relatives here this
week.
Mrs. A. Fuge, sister of Mrs. Wasley,
returned to her home in Salt Lake last
Friday.
A. M. Stangles is preparing to re-opt
his meat market and will be ready in
about 10 days.
Read the publishers Announce
ment" in this issue and see if it concerns
you for February.
Read the Resolution on the'frst page
pertaining to school matters. The board
makes an announcement.
E. H. Hartman is buying coal in Aus
tralia at $40 ton to fire some of his
engines in the western states.
Will Vanderwood has sold out his in
terests near Malad and returned home
last week. Blackfoot for Will
A big sale on hats, caps, fascinators,
winter underwear and children's hose at
Mrs. Eva B. Smiths Millinery Parlors.
The new ironing machine enables us
to do your linen to queens taste. Let
us do yours. Blackfoot Steam Laun-
dry. 29-tf
Mrs. Carmel Hovey of Pocatello was
the guest of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Mcknight of Bryan Friday and Satur-
day.
Have your clothes washed at the
Blackfoot Steam Laundry. Everything
done by machinery and satisfaction
guaranteed. 80 If
Miss Ethel Wilson has recovered from
a surgical operation which she had to I'M
dergo at Boise in October, and is now
teaching again.
j. w. Mann, FIX deputy sheriff, has
gone out to the Meta Mining properties
to hasten the tunnel work. He will re-
main for the winter.
Mrs Stella Thamm of Mackay and |
her mother, Mrs. Dave Morgan left Fri
day night for Ogden to have Mrs.
Thamm's eyes treated.
1t requires home patronage to build
up home industries. Any town is better
for having a home laundry. Try the
Blackfoot Steam Laundry. 29-tf
d. L. Evans was in town a short time
Wednesday. He and his brother L. L.
Evans have bought out the big store of
Cambell & Stebbins Of American Falls.
Miss. Goldy Robinson and Naom Ira.
cy won the Republican prize in the
Wicks District and received a box of
stationary each. Miss Lille Anderson
is the teacher.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Spaunbauer left
Wednesday evening for three weeks
visit among friends at Parkston, North
Dakota. Their second son is to be mar
ried at that place during their visit.
Ben Williamson of Tilden has sold
his land to J. II. Hutchinson and his
teams to the Lost River Construction
Company. He will now move to Sny-
derville, Utah, and devote his time to
hay ranch.
A nice chicken dinner was served by
the Methodist Ladies Aid Society
Tuesday evening, and the Y L. M. l. A.
also served hot chicken dinner at the
building next door to Houck's Opera
House. Both were well patronized.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. c. lockwood left Wed
nesday morning for visit of two or
three weeks among Mrs. Rockwoods's
relatives at Chlcot, North Dakota. Mr.
lockwood is the manager for the Weeter
Lumber Company here, and will enjoy
a vacation before entering on the sea
S nsVok.
Miss Ada Harris passed thru Blackfoot
Thursday of last week on her way to
Spokane to attend her fathers funeral
Friends of the family will be pleased to
know that Mr.. Harris carried life insur
ance in the NJ. w. A. for $1,000, and not