The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1907-08-30

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Mr. Gagon was down from st. An
thony this week.
Edward E. Kelley is back from his
trip to the coast.
Senator O'day. state land selector,
was here on Monday.
w. r. Kidd OF Pocatello has gone ont
to Lost River, fishing.
o. NJ. Crumm of Virginia, Illinois,
was here looking at land.
Mrs: W. R. Jones left Thursday night
for a visit at Salt Lake City.
Johnny Kyle was in from Howe this
week, and went home Thursday.
FOR SALE-A fresh milch COW. En-
quire of P. j. Williams at the Sheritf's
Office. loft
j. Halverson was in from Yuma We'd
sesday and went to visit his sister at
Goshen.
W. D. Zigler has opened the Bridge
Street Restaurant and solicits share
of the business.
Five room cottage fer sale. Next door
to Cottage Hotel. Inquire of Mrs. Else
at Hotel. lott
Jas. Duncan, L. r. Aldrich j. G. Mil
lick and Fl. G. Dipple 60 out to Arco
Tuesday to look at land.
Walter Jones is suffering with ty
phoid fever. He has been taken to his
fathers home at Shelley.
w. w, Taliaferro has severed mis- con
nectons with the Light e. Water Co. and
is breaking on the Mackay train.
Finely Bros. of Mackay have common
ced hauling coke from there to Clayton
with wagons drawn by traction engine.
Mrs. j. II. Greene and Miss Matte
Greene of MacKay are back from trip
to the coast, where they went to see the
sea.
+. M. Randall got back from Indiana
Thursday, where he went five weeks
ago on account of the illness Of his
mother.
A. O. Belville and wife went to Poca-
tello Thursday. Mr.. Bellville has just
returned from selling car of horses in
Omaha
Charlie Hart got back from the
East Monday morning. He had been
there buying goods for their store here
and at Moore,
| Marcus Blenke Jr., son Of our worthy
councilman, came to town SUNDAY Aug
ust 25th, and Marcus is the happiest
man in town.
C. E. Kinney and manager Lockhart
of the firm of G. E. Kinney d Sons, are
just back from trip to Salt Lake to
purchase goods.
Don't forget that Madam cara, palmist
and phrenologist, is still doing business
at the same place, next door to the bar
Der shop. on Bridge Street.
H. G.. Gregerson was down from Ba
salt Wednesday and inserted an ad. to
sell his farm. That kind of bargain
should be snapped up by somebody.
John B. Fife and wife of Ogden were
here this week visiting thh family of +.
N. Bingham at Groveland, and were
greatly pleased with the appearance OF
the crops.
Miss Laura Gaumer, Alice Beach,
Julia Dean, Mary and Alba Quillin, Et-
ia Acuff, Cloe Harris aud Mr.. Sedgwick
are among the teachers who went to
the institute at PocatelIo,
J. C. Quinn was down from Basalt
Saturday. Mr.. Quinn will be remember
ed for the variety of fine vegetables
which he brot to the fair for two or
three years, and the many premiums he
won.
Chas. Laiever and Alex Burnett have
bot 100 head of cattle in Pahselnari
Valley. and on October first will ship
"a ears to Omaha or Chicago. On Sept.
ember 10uh Mr. Lafever will ship IL cars
OF cattle and ~ cars Of sheep.
Mrs. Garlets announces that she will
open millinery store ut the old Opera
House west Of The Safe Bank, As soon
as her stock Of goods arrives. They
are now on the road, and Mrs. kiIlion
wilkhave charge Of the business.
J. c. Fisher and wife visited at Idaho
Falls Friday aud Saturday, and they
and their son Harvey and his family
went out ON the excursion to Mesa
May Sunday, and from there to the
> Big Springs resort. Mr.. Fisher says
the scenery along Warm River is well
worth the "Trip.
, Jas. Hunter returned Saturday morn
. ing from Pendleton Oregon. where he