The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1907-07-12

closed.
d. R. Jones has been in Salt Lake the
past week.
}. H. Brady, of Pocatello, was in
Blackfoot Tuesday.
Q. A. Merrimau was down from Idaho
Falls Tuesday on legal business.
Mr.. Lee, an old-time barber of the
Grove City, is now located at Spokane.
Summer dress goods. Some half
price, the balance one-third off at
Biethan's. Ia
Mrs. Adelia Bybee, of Idaho Falls, is
the guest of her daughter, Mrs. j. X.
France
Miss Fannie Gibson of Pocatello spent
Sunday in Blackfoot the guest of friends
and relatives.
FOR Rents room house and u
acre of ground, south of New School.
IS. Fisher. 3S-tf
t. N. West and wife and Mrs. Weston
and son Fred leave for the Yellowstone
Park Monday.
Clothing, mems, youths children's.
Price no object, but they must be sold.
at Biethan's, Ia
When you want young chickens to fry
ring John Oborn, phone Il, and have
them delivered. If
Mrs. J. X. France went to Mackay
Wednesday where she will spend week
or,two visiting friends.
Some boys were fined last week for
riding bicycles on the walk. The pen
atty is $500, so beware.
Mrs Jesse Woodin and Miss Wolfe
expects to start for the Yellowstone
National Park next week.
Have you heard the photograph talk
about the sewing machine? Go to
and hear it. It's free. 1-3
H. W. Curtis, Sam Lloyd, G. H. Hol-
brook and E. w. Rowles went out on
Upper Blackfoot fishing this week.
The Bon Ton restaurant building on
North Main Street was purchased Tues
lay by the Blackfoot Lumber Co.
Warted-To buy, cheap for cash
malh house and lots in Blackfoot. West
Side preferred. JOHN S. WATSON.
Photographer Glanvlle's new studio
will be open in few days. Reserve
our orders for him. Satisfaction guar
Ynteed. Soft
Miss Elsie Larson and Minnie Kiefer
eturned to their home at Idaho Falls
tuesday night after an extended visit .
nth friends in Blackfoot. {
The Rlackfoot Steam Laundry has
and enlarged their entire
liant and will be better prepared than
yer to handle any and all kinds of
,undrying.
w. T, Duncan brot down some won.
erful clnder cones from Cinder Buttes
)ne of them is on exhibit at the Office
t the Idaho Title, Loan & Trust Com
any. 1t looks like black honeycomb.
The County commissioners at their
'gular July term appointed Postmaster
go. Wall as delegate to the National
'rigation Congress, which will be held
Sacramento, CAL, next September.
CO. Wall is an expert on irrigating.
Postmaster Wall has had six new lock
Dxes put in the Office to accommodate the
ewspaper Offices and drug stores. The
'xes are about three times as large as
~ of the others and will hold the o.,
langes and packages without any
ouble. "
John and Gregory Jones, E. E. Kelley
I'd John Brown returned "Wednesday r.,
ON Fort Hall where they have been
fishing trip. The party was ex 3
cted home Tuesday but their horses
It away from them and they were de- o'
yed another day. eo
Assessor +. W. Jordan returned Mon.
y from the eastern part of Bingl am Ii
,unty where he has been assessing the al
nds Of sheep in that neighborhood.
r. Jordan says he has made most o.
orough canvass and thinks he has got de
erything assessable. pl
John Gibbs, former school teacher 81
the New Sweden district near Idaho po
IL, committed suicide some time 4
esday morning on the railroad track
ar Tyhee by shooting himself in the al
EAST with revolver. The cause for Ca
the crime seemed to be from Is
frying over the sale VI a piece of ho
d.
assessor F. w. Jordan has proved his pc
rth in many ways. H. was early in Id
taught that if anything is worth do.
;, to do it right and then there will be Gel
need OF doing it over. Hence. when me