The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1908-04-03

cdteilO lnuTSQay.
Warren Kent has gone to Rexbur,
for a month or so.
Chopped Corn and Cracked Grains
at Bond Bros feed mills. Ait
P. A. Johnson and family have lef
for Goldfield, New, to live.
D. w. Standrod was up from Pc
cateelo Monday between trains.
Adrian Griemaud and family are
moving out to their farm at Rich.
F. C. Christ took a trip through
the Twin Falls country last week
Michael Doerer has gone out tc
work this season for Mr.. Griemaud
F. e. DeKay has bought out Mr.
Biethan's stock in the Fair Associa-
ton.
The Methodist church is undergo
ing some repairs and spring house
| cleaning.
The ticket Office at the depot has
been changed to the window next to
the door.
P. J. Williams has de-footed about
ESQ coyotes and bobcats within the
past month.
Albert Miller and wife have been
visiting in Utah the past two Or
three weeks.
For Rent-Furnished front room
within two blocks of Main st. In
quire at this Office.
Mrs. Eva B. Smith and daughter,
Margaret, have gone to Butte to at
tend millinery opening.
Get ready to laugh for the vi. S.
old maids are to show you good
time at the Armory, April 8.
Claude and Guy Garlets came in
on Thursday mornings train to visit
their parents at the Cottage Hotel.
Otto McCutcheon, Alex. Robbie,
Bert P. Mill, w. H. Crow and VIM.
Mcconnell were down from Idaho
Falls Thursday.
w. A. Younie and family have
moved out to the nursery for the
present. Mr.. Younie reports that
business is good.
VIM. Ultican has bought George
Heaton's farm near Firth, and his
family is expected here from Mime
sofa today to move out to the farm.
|. H. Simons and family of Clo-
quet, Mimi, are here preparing to
move out to their Carey farm near
Otis.
Warren Johnson and Miss Nettie
Child of Shelley were married We'd
nesday at the court house by Judge |
j. M. Stevens.
Felix Paul, who is taking a course
at the Idaho School of Telegraphy,
has gone to spend week at his
home at Arco.
Austin A. Linder and Sarah e.
Under of Blaine, Mont, were mar
ried by Rev. C. A. Edwards on
March 80 at the parsonage.
Jos. Coumerilh has been enter
.aining some cattle buyers here part
Of the week, and they are leaving
cash in this locality.
Furniture Sale-F. T. Richards
ind wife announce that they wish to
sell part or all of their furniture, as
hey wish to leave town about the
irst of May 41tf
There was hard times dance at
he Progress hall Tuesday evening
hat was we'll attended and there was
un for everybody. People appeared
n their worst old clothes, and
patches were badges of honor.
Richard w. Young, an attorney of
Salt Lake, is here representing the
snake River Valley Sugar Co. in the
natter of dissolving the above named
The decree was granted
Wednesday.
Have you read about the school of
journalism to be launched in Black
DOT next week? You may develop
nto an editor yourself If you join
he class. See front page.
The directors of the Fair Associa-
ion met Monday evening and at
ended to some routine work. They
will hold a stockholders meeting
ext Monday to elect board of d.
ectors.
Roy Randall, the milkman, had
he misfortune to lose his horse a {
ew days gao. The horse was trained
0 handle the milk wagon to Roy's
and it is a heavy loss
o him to have the horse die.
Truxton Talbot and Mayor Lioux {
t Pocatello clashed with fists on the
treet at Pocatello Wednesday on ac-
cunt of things published in The Ad-
ance of which Talbot is editor.
travellers from Pocatello say the
mayor did all the clashing and Tai g
OF carried off the souvenirs of the
ncounter.
Chase and Will Clark were down
rom Mackay Tuesday intending to
o to Battle Creek, Mich, to be with
heir brother, N. H. Clark, who is
! there, but they received a tele- I
ram here that he was much i'm 2