The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1907-09-27
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS
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VIII Kinney is working for c. E.
Kinney e Sons.
Fresh butter and eggs always-John
Oh ,rn delivers them. Phone II. tt
Senator Geo. Day and E. l.. Mar
vim of the state Land Department
, were in town Monday.
All kinds of stationery AID school sup
plies at The Idaho Bakery. lift
w. H. Cowles and wife who have
been visiting their son Ernest left
Monday for their home at Ogden.
Pure cider vinegar for sale for 40
cents per gallon at The Idaho Bakery
and at residence. J. G. Fisher. lift
Mr.. and Mrs. Batway leave this
week for Bise, and from there will
go to Illinois for several months.
FOR RENTING building east OF
Bridge Street Barber Shop. Inquire OF
Mrs. Eva b. Smith
Mrs. Burnett and Mrs. King were
down from Lost River for the fair
last week and went home Saturday.
Men wanted to drive teams for canal
! work, steady job at $3.50 day, 7. R.
Jones Blackfoot, l3-tf
Mrs. VIM. Young will soon open
a boarding house on the corner, bet
ween the Land Office and the Cottage
Hotel.
Mrs. w. C. Johnson returned Tues
day evening from an extended trip
thru Wyoming in search of potato
market.
Mrs. Eta Wood and Mrs. Ella
Drake of st. Louis, sister-in-laW and
cousin of Mrs. w. c. Johnson, are
visiting here.
The Park Special has been discon-
tinued. Don't plan to get out on it,
any more until next June. 1t is a
Good old train, but 1t dun laid off. :"
w. A. Cloud and family of Delta,
Colorado arrived here Monday to
look at the country. They were the
guests of Norman Beckley and fam
lily.
The Bridge Street Restaurant has
changed hands again, and this time
| it is in the hands of Geo. Wodell of
Salt Lake City and A.. Auwei)er of st.
Paul.
Sam Cottrell who has long enjoyed
the reputation of being handy with a
rope, has Just returned from pro
tracted stay at Boise says his home
paper. Stockmen will know the rest.
Any one going to Salt Lake City to
conference wanting to sell their return
ticket would do we'll to write me-The
Mackay branch preferred.
MRS. JOHN LENNON,
1872 Darlington, Ida
Mr.. and Mrs. George Wall visited
many places in California while they
were theer to attend the Irrigation
Congress. They are developing fine
fruit farm near Turlock, in the vi
entity of ex-Mayor Raymonds home.
WATCH LOST-Lady's gold filled
case, bearing initials IS. p Has a
young mans picture in back. Black
fob and locket attached. Finder
please leave at Republican Office, and
get a suitable reward, III
B. B. Harger came down from Lost
River Monday evening to see the
Grove City, and view some OF the
improvements he has been reading
about. Mr.. Harger has not been here
for two years. and was much pleased
at the new buildings, the grading of
streets and other evidence Of push.
Pocatello people are again agitat-
ing for the Tilden Bridge, but we
think an electric road from Black
foot to Aberdeen would fill the bill.
If hot air would build 1t we would
have it operating now, but we are
putting our money into printing ma
chinery and somebody else will have
to build the road and buy the rolling
stock. We are willing to do a lot q
first class riding after it is COM
pleted,.
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