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

1ucoody.
Charlie Holm was down from Dubois
this week.
Fred j. Cowan, of Salmon City is in
town this week.
G. F. Hansbrough has been in Salt
Lake few days.
Barzilla Clark and wife went out to
Mackay Wednesday.
The biggest little thing in town is
Tupper's 1-cent counter. %. tt
Miss Coumerilh entertains Rev. Haley S
Sunday school class tonight.
Stamp photos at Granville & Cutters
during the month of February. 31tf
The Rebeccas and Odd Fellows had
installation of officers last evening
L. E. Dillingham; went out to Mackay
Thursday, after week in Salt Lake.
Frank ybee of Idaho Falls has gone
to Mackay to look for business location.
Manager Rosenberger of the Pocatello
Mercantile Co. was in town Wednesday.
Morris Watson and wife, from Mackay
visited friends here and at Pocatello this
week.
The Blackfoot Light and Water Co.
has removed to its new office at the sub
station.
H. D. Brown returned Tuesday even
ing from two years missionary work in
England.
The Ladies of Pocahontas had install
alton of officers and refreshments Sat
urday evening.
When you want the right article de-
livered promptly. Call up the Palace
Drug Store. Phone 10. 31-1
The new ironing machine enables us
to do your linen to queens taste. Let
us do yours. Blackfoot Steam Laun-
dry. 29-tf
Emily, the six months old daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Baldwin of Moreland, died
of numonia Wednesday and was buried
Thursday.
Have your clothes washed at the
Blackfoot Steam Laundry. Everything
done by machinery and satisfaction
guaranteed. 20 If
r. N. West has been entertaining his
friend G. j. Davis, civil engineer in
charge of the Belle Fourche Irrigation
project in Dakota.
1t requires home patronage to build
up home industries. Any town is better
for aving home laundry. Try the
Blackfoot Steam Laundry. 29-tf
Duncan Bros. have purchased two
ranches of T. j. WILEY at Champagne
Flats. Mr. and Mrs Wyley were down
this week to close the deal.
The place to bny furniture, carpets
and rugs. ''Blethans." Why? He sells
cheap. Cheaper than others. Why?
Can afford to. Why? No rent to pay
no extra expense. Dts
Harry Gesas returned Wednesday
from Salt Lake where he went to push
a case against the Short Line for dam
ages for the loss of his son Jessie's foot
No damages were awarded.
W. o. Young left for Camp Wilbert
the early part of the week to increase
the force of men on the Meta. Mr.
Young predicts the Meta to be an ex-
tensive producer this season.
There will be a business meeting of
the V. l. S. at the home of Mrs. James
Fisher Saturday afternoon at | 30 All
members are urged to be present.
Election of Officers. By order of the
President.
JOS. Hanson who has been firing the
engine on the Mackay Branch, has NOV.
ed to Pocatello and is firing an engine
| OH tue mdlu line. IulS Is prCIlCaDle
change for Mr.. Hanson and we wish
him many safe round trips.
The initial car of ore passed through
Blackfoot from the Daisy Black mine on
Saturday last and will be followed by
regular shipments hereafter. Mr.. Young
says the mine is improving by develop
ment and shows an assurance OF being
a steady producer.
The Holiday rush is now over at Tup
per's Bargain Store, and now I am ready
again to handle all kinds of Second
hand goods, SO bring them IN and get
new goods or cash for them. By SO
doing we will both save money at Tup-
pers Bargain Store, Bridge Street. % tt
Peter G. Johnston came in from Salt
Lake Sunday morning, having been ex-
cused from duty in the house Of repre-
sentives to attend the National Wool
growers Association. He was made one
Of the executive board for Idaho, Fred
Gooding and H. ?. Philbrick being also