The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1907-08-16

b. W. RuppJr. has been at home this
week.
Mrs. Clara Mcdonald was in from
Aberdeen Saturday.
Harry Gesas madea business trip to
montpelier wednesday.
Special sale on all oxfords and Slip
ners nj r. w. Holbrook's. 7-2
Capt. Ryan leaves Monday for the an
nual encampment at Island Park.
New line, all the late styles of shoes
just received at B. w. Holbrook's. 70
Don't overlook the clearance sale on
all summer goods at B. W. Holbrooks.
7-2
Mrs. Peter NJ, Johnson, of Orofno, is
still in Iowa on account Of the illness Of
| her father, Mr.. Riley.
There will be meeting of The Re-
publican Printing Company at the Office
this evening at s o'clock.
| have some fine apples for sale at the
ranch, for fifty cents Il bushel. Bring
your own sacks or boxes. d. P. Pratt.
Fl. M. Adamson went out to MacIlay
Friday on his way to Parker Mountain,
where his son, w. w. Adamson, is min
ing.
Frank Manning and family Of Preston,
Idaho, are visiting this week with his
sister, Mrs. Steve Farnsworth, at More
land.
In the church notices will be found
the announcement OF a rather novel
way of conducting a meeting for Sun
day evening.
Duke Henderson, John Fowler, Frank
Wall and Ralph DIPPED went to Moore
Monday to have an outing. They ex-
pect to be out ten days.
The Misses Emily and Lille Kelley
from American Fork, Utah, are visiting
in Blackfoot, the guest of their brother,
Edward Kelley and family.
Ira Call, formerly of Chesterfield
Idaho, has invented all automatic switch
for railroads, that is said to be very val
liable. Mr.. Call has applied for patent.
Sam Lloyd and wife and daughter,
Mrs. Il. A. Richardson, are back from
Cheyenne and Denver. Mrs. Richard
sons home Is in Cheyenne, but she will
visit here until after the Fair.
George Mcbride was down from his
farm above Basdlt Saturday and sub.
scribed for The Republican, saying he
had noticed that we publish the best
paper in the county, and the best Is
good enough for him. Thank you sir.
A lot in some Of the mining towns in
Nevsda may max. you a fortune. ID.
II. Blethan, through luck combination
of circumstances is able to offer his
customers an opportunity to get d town
lot in All addition to Ely and Cherry
Creek, Nevada, really for nothing. Get
one Of his coupons and see abuutlt. DO
SO at once So as to get a choice of lots.7
j. |. Stewart was in from his farm
Saturday making complaint about
man who had shot quail near his
place, it being game bird protected by
law, and very rare in this locality. The
man was warned not to shoot it, but he
had curiosity to examine it closely,
and took the shot. We suggest that
after he pays his fine for this violation
of the game law, he 60 to a circus and
see all kinds of live things in the lnena-
gerie, or visit the 500" in some city
snl see ali the birds and beasts, not
overlooking the boot owl and the peli-
can.
Carl Machold, the old reliable honey
man, whose farm is east Of town among
the alfalfa, asike, red and sweet clover,
remembered The Republican force last
Saturday with nice jar Of extracted
honey for the editor and one for each
Of the employees. George Dunn pre-.
sented us with some Of the very finest of
buttermilk from his dairy on the Black
foot, and we are prepared to boost anew
for the land of milk and honey. May
you both live long, gentlemen, and may
you never have to write anything but
wedding announcements for your friends
and obituaries for the fellows you don't
like.
kiEun cIIDo