The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1908-02-21

to spokane.
Geo. Clark was down from Leslie
Wednesday.
Jos. Jensen and family went tt
Salt Lake Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Deck are pre-
pairing to move to Boise.
Bond Bros. shipped six cars OF
potatoes for Texas Monday.
Judge o. E. McCutcheon was down
from Idaho Falls Wednesday.
Mrs. M. A. Stewart is home from
her homestead at American Falls.
Mrs. w. o. Young spent several
days in Salt Lake City this week.
Only one more week of, the Clean
up sale at c. E. Kinney & Sons
Co. 35-1
The family of Ed Neider has been
visiting l.. J. Porter at his ranch this
week.
D. w. Nichols came down from
Champagne Flast this week with two
cars of cattle.
Orion L. Anderson has returned
to Needles, Cal, after visiting his
parents here for several months.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carmel Hovey of Po-
catello are visiting Mr.. M. G..
Knights family at Bryan this week.
Get in while the water is fine;
only one more week at the Cleanup
sale at c. e. Kinney & Sons Co. 35-1
DR.. J. B. Cooper left Monday for
McCammon where he was called to
assist DR.. Geo. H. Cooper with an
operation.
Lous M. Cannon and Miss Ellen
Wallace of Salt Lake City were
guests at the Carruth home for the
week end.
Mrs. J. Kicks and children of Rex
burg are visiting at the home of L.
r. Thomas. Mrs. Kicks being sister
of Mrs. Thomas.
The new postal law goes into eff
feet on March 1st, and the Republi-
can must respect the law. Come in
and pay up.
The Raymey family were favored
Saturday with call from married
sister and daughter who stopped off
for a day on her way from Montana
to Portland
There was lecture with stere-
optican views at the Methodist
church Thursday evening, on slum
work in New York. 1t was given by
the staff captain of the Salvation
Army of Butte.
The members of the Golden Star
Rebekah lodge are pleased with the
sample copies of "The Idaho Re-
bekah," a new paper devoted to the
Idaho Rebekah lodges, printed at
Caldwell Idaho.
The Chancel Soniety of the Episco-
pal church are studying Tennyson's
poem, THE Princess" under the able
direction of Mrs. Bert Ryan, with the
of producing it as play
shortly afr Easter.
Arthur Raglan was here last week
visiting his cousin Ray Ragan, and
bought farm nearIdaho Falls. He
left Sunday morning for his home at
Longmont, Colorado, and intends to
sell out and, return.
J. H. Merriall of Groveland ship
ped three cars of hogs last week to
Los Angeles for w. o. Kay Company
of Ogden Mr.. Merrill is going to
have charge of their business here,
and will handle produce of all kinds.
The r. of p lodge of Blackfoot
held an interesting meeting on Tues
day evening. Five were initiated,
two in the first and three Nm the
third degree and seven applications
were received. The lodge has a
of over forty.
Messrs Archer & Kestner, the
popular tonsorial artists have put
down a brand new linoleum on their
shop and are making other improve
nents. Their many patrons accept
the same cheerfully and the firm con-
tinues to prosper and smile.
Tuesday was Elk's day at Idaho |
Falls, it being the occasion of lodge
being installed at that place. The
business houses all closed from 9
o'clock until noon so that the citizens
might participate in extending well
come to the incoming herds of that |
popular order.
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