The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1907-08-23
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Bridge street is being graded.

Bridge street is being graded.
There was slight frost the first Of tn,
week.
Mrs. Claude Ferguson is visiting in
ST. Anthony.
Have you seen that nice line OF
school suits at Biethans. 8:
Fred Morris, of Poca:ello, visited the
family of F. c. Christ this week
Deputy County Clerk Clyne spent
Sunday at his home in Idaho Falls.
DR.. Harold Dipple has decided not to
open dental office at Idaho Falls.
Mrs. Hamilton Wright returned Mon
day from delightful visit at Helena.
Fresh butter and eggs always-John
Oborn delivers them. Phone II. tt
S. K. Paxton, the Mackay druggist,
was IN Blackfoot the first of the week.
A. E. Fridenstine of the Pocatello
Music Company was in town Tuesday.
Miss Ora Caldwell left Monday night
for visit with friends at Emmett and
Glenn's Ferry.
When last heard from, Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Curtis We're in Seattle and were
going to Van Couver.
Miss Margaret Wallace is attending
the summer school at Pocatello, and will
ill place in the Blackoot school this
year.
Mrs. w. w. Taliaferro entertained on
Wednesday in honor Of her aunt, Mrs.
Dewitt, of Timewell, Illinois. Covers
were laid for fourteen.
Mrs. Dubois gave a twelve o'clock
breakfast Thursday in honor of The
Misses Violet Gray and Leonore Bic
than who are going away to school,
Geo. M. Smoot, brother Of Senator
Reed Smoot, was here last week. visit
ing his sisters, Mrs. j. 0. Stone and Mrs.
j. L. Virgins. He went home Monday.
Luther Huston, Of Idaho Falls, Dis
trict President of the Epworth League,
visited the Blackfoot League Sunday,
and gave them fine address in the
evenin
Now is the time to get good school
suit for your boy. have large as
sortment of nice new suits on hand and
will sell them to you at prices that
Others can not meet. D. II. Biethan. 80
Editor Chas. Wright and wife, Of the
Montpelier Examiner came up Satur-
day evening to visit DR.. Hoover and
family, and went back.to Pocatello Sun
day morning for the press club meeting.
w. A. Beakley was out all last week
in the upper part of the valley, and was
much impressed with the fine fields OF
grain where they are practicing dry
farming, and have followed it for several
years.
Miss Myrtle Steers, Miss Louise
Harmon and Harvey Allen returned
Saturday night from Mackay, where
they have been the past week visiting
friends and enjoying themselves catch
ing fish.
C. s. Leonard was in from his farm
in the Wicks District Saturday, and
says he has forty acres of very fine
beets. He raises most OF his beets
without irrigation, and promises to
bring in some for exhibition the next
time he comes. and also to bring in
some to the Fair that grew without ir.
rigation.
The Oakley Eagle, published at Oak
ley, Idaho, has gone out Of business.
Too much work and too little money,
says theeditor We are guessing that
high prices Of printing material and
high postage On the product OF the
Office had something to do with it
Every thing raised but the price Of sub.
scription to his paper. That is where
the editor ''got off,"
Adolph johnson, who came home
from Alaska last winter, has found
something better than gold mine. 1t
is situated northeast OF town in what .
commonly called the sand hills, but It is
a crop Of sugar baet-, on which he ex
poets to clear more this year than he
could have sold the land for when the
seed was planted lie says he will
bring some to town SO people may see.