The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1907-06-07

Nels Johnson has new separator.
Miss Alice Beech is back from Mont
pelier,
Gillett's Big Tent Show viii be here
June l3
Arthur Rumble has new baby born
Saturday.
+. f. Brown has been entertaining his
father from Arco this week.
Road Overseer Jas. Hull has repaired
the crossing of the Blackfoot river below
town.
The next big show of the season will
be Gillett's Big Tent Show, which will be
here June. l3.
| have two shares of water stock for
sale in the Dans<in Ditch Company,
49-tf o. +. SMITH,
FOR Rents room house and i
acre of ground, south of New School.
p. S. Fisher. 3S-tf
Louis L. Coray and LII. Holther who
have Carey land at McDonaldville, have
established residences on their land and
are farming extensively.
Miss Minnie Groseclose, of st. Ed
wards, Nebraska, arrived Monday to
take a place as saleslady with G, e.
Kinney & Sons Company,
WANTED A position as house
keeper, by lady Of refinement and cul-
ture References. Inquire at this
office. 1872
WANTED -- Man with one or two
helpers to irrigate 81 acres of grain and
alfalfa. 70 begin June |. Address:
Postmaster, Springfield. Idaho, 47.4
Otto Hudson came down from Maclsay
and reports some good gold discoveries
near Mackay. The Mackay Miner says
Mr.. Hudson has some valuable claims
staked but overlooks giving the loca
ton.
Mrs. C. A. Hoover went to Pocatello
today to assist in awarding the prize in
Domestic Science at the Academy. This
was recently established by
the First District Federation of
Women's Clubs.
d. S. Morgan was in Blackfoot the first
Of the week, and left Thursday for his
home at Kimberly. Mr.. Morgan has
recently returned fran Ogden where he
went to bury, his father, David Morgan,
who died at Twin Falls, May 30.
James Buttcane of the Bargain Store,
has set good example by cleaning up
everything in the back yard of his store
that might catch sparks or carry fire.
A little thotfulness in this matter and
little work at the right time saves
many destructive fire.
A. j. Snyder, of Springfield, writes
that he found a great deal OF valuable
matter in our Stockman's Edition, and
that it gave information which enabled
him to make some exchanges of fine
hogs that will be of great advantage to
him and the other fellow as well.
We are pleased to acknowledge receipt
Of pass over the first line of steamers
on Snake River in Idaho,
The Stella Perrine, Mary McLane and
Cyclone Bob They are operated by the
Navigation Co, and
their headquarters are at Miner by the
Dam.
Miss Laura Gaumer will attend the
full term of Summer School to be held
at Pocatello this season. Miss Gaumer
was very successful with her school at
Basalt during the term recently closed,
and we predict for her bright future
as a teacher.
G. b. Wheeler was here Monday sell
ing mining stock. He reports business
good and everything coming his way.
He returned recest ly from Portland
where he went to visit his daughter,
Mrs. Arthur Smith, who has bouncing
baby boy His other daughter Mrs.
J. G. Willis was there, but will return
to her home in Salt Lake the latter part
Of June.
Judge Stevens has purchased set Of
new driving harness for use on his
roam team. The harness was
made by our local harness maker. Mr..
Leo Henesh, and is certainly fine piece
If work Mr.. Henesh, makes harness
Tor many men outside Of this locality.
frequently getting orders for special .
hand made collars and other goods from
the Lost River and Salmon River coun-
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