The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1907-08-09

Remember 3. w. Holbrook is selling
all summer goods ut cost. -
Dave Bybee of Idaho Falls was here
Tuesday on business
Ladies kimonas. Buy one and give
YOU one at b. w. Holbrooks. 70
Miss Vera Caldwell went to Dubois
Sunday for a months visit.
NJ. Volpert and family left Monday
for weeks fishing trip on Birch Creek.
D.Quantrell came home from Dillon
last Friday to spend few day with his
family.
Harold Dipple and wife and Dick
Watson and wife are out fishing on The
Blackfoot.
Must close out all straw hats. Buy
one and | will give you one. B. W
Holbrook's. 70
Mrs. D. G. Caldwell is spending this
week in Mackay the guest of friends
aud relatives.
David Morgan, of Twin Falls, has been
in Blackfoot the past week. He expects
to sell his property here.
JAS Hunt and two sons of Baker City,
Oregon are visiting his sister in law,
Mrs. Browning of Blackfoot.
Roy Emmick, manager of the Grand
Pheater in Salt Lake City, was in
Blackfoot Monday on business.
FOR SALE-A number of second
hand buggies, both single and double.
All in good repair. Fred p Miller. stiff
/ Will Kinney took Marshal billiards
place the fore part of this week while
the latter was at his ranch near Island
| Park
A large line of l9H cent hose, ladies,
mems and childrens. Buy two pair and
he will give you one at B. w Hol-
brooks, 70
JAS Kinney, Geo. L. Stone and w. t.
Taylor leave Sunday morning for Ant
elope to 'do'' the chickens and trout
for week.
Dir. Ferguson and family, JAS. Ray
mond and wife, High Allen and family
and Ralph DIPPED returned Tuesday
from fishing at Arco.
Geo Gagon and family have gone to
St. Anthony for a few weeks. Mr.. Ga
gon and son Wendell will expert the
books of Fremont County.
Miss Anna Norqard of Salt Lake
came this week to accept place in the
Blaekfoot Steam Laundry. The laun-
dry employs eleven people.
Mr.. r. G. Rasmussen, an old time
resident of Blackfoot, but now of Og-
den Canyon, is the guest of J. c. Viii
liams, and family on the West Side.
Good chance to get u team of young
trotters for $50 and up each.
BLACKFOOT NURSERY,
0. f. Smith, Proprietor
DR.. Ferguson has installed an cleo
trio engine in his office for dental work
It's not much larger than an oranga,
and is very dainty but powerful piece
of mechanism. III
Herman Stufliebeam was up to Idaho
Falls last Friday and Saturd y boosting
for the Southeastern Idaho lair which
which will be held here September II,
18, 80 and 20.
Nathan Parrish, Of Wapello, has sold
his timothy hay at $500 per baled ton.
He has four acres OF beets that are said
to be the best in the valley, averaging
fully thirty tons per acre.
w. Fl. Taylor, of Groveland, has just
cut four acres of barley, which is estm-
atsd to average 20 bushels per acre.
1t WAS planted about April 5th, on sage
brush ground and was raised without
water
The secretaries OF the fair associations
of Idaho will meet at Boise Saturday,
August 10th. to fix the dates and plan
the circuit Of amusements for the fairs
this fall Next week we shall give re-
port and some fair news.
A lot in some Of the mining towns in
Nevsda may m k, you a fortune. d.
II. Bietban, through luck combination
of circumstances is able to offer his
customers an opportunity to get town
lot in an addition to Ely and Cherry
Creek, Nevada, really for nothing. Get
one Of his coupons and see aboutit. Do
SO at once SO as to get choice of lots7 3
Rackfoot is to have another band. A
dozen Of the boys who love music are
drilling, and have q fine lot Of instru-
ments They call themselves The ANA
teur Band, and the following named
persons are members. Mr. AStle Fl. b.
Kinney, Neil Boyle Jr., j. Fl. Buckles,