The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1908-07-31
(From Tuesdays Daily

D. p. Woody, the Arco liveryman,
is in town today.
York brothers left this morning
for Soda Springs.
F. A. Bell left this morning for a
visit in Missouri.
George Smith came back from Salt
Lake this morning.
Hal Evans of the Palace drug
store is in Yellowstone Park.
Mrs. Reed of American Falls is
here having some dental work done.
Mrs. e. P. Sweet is home from a
visit with Mr.. and Mrs. Macintosh.
Lost-A ring with seven or eight
keys. Finder please return to Miss
Shaw.
Wanted Four more pupils in
music to fill the only vacancies. G..
G.. Timm. 6-1
Miss Mabel Shelton of Rexburg is
the guest of her sister, Mrs. Harold
G. DIPPED.
Mrs. Sam Oliver from Cheyenne,
Wyoming, is visiting friends in
Blackfoot this week.
Mrs. Fred Murphy expects to visit
Mr.. Murphy's mother at Livingston,
Montana, early in August.
When we said yesterday that Miss
Lulu Gaumer was up from Pocatello
we should have said Laura.
Mrs. H. c. DIPPED, Jr. recently
underwent a slight surgical operation
but is able to be about again.
Mrs. Calvina Osborn and daughter
from Bingham, Utah, are visiting
friends in Blackfoot this week.
f. A. Sweet came in on No. this
morning and went out to look at
some of the canal across the river
Why does the Bridge Street Drug
Store do the business? Because you
get what you call for, and the prices
are right. 24tf
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Bennett ar
rived home from a very pleasant
visit with Mrs. BENEFITS parents at
Lost River Monday night.
Mrs. Fred Virrup returned last
evening from Pocatello where she
was operated on for appendicitis a
little over two weeks ago.
County Attorney VIM. Mcconnell
went home last night and now we
may have peace in Blackfoot for a
few days. Will you be good?
DR.. Dippel. Dentist, Millick block,
Plates $500. Work guaranteed. Ten
years experience. 49-tf
George Heaton was in town today
and reports that he has completed
a new barn 1Sx30 and twelve feet
high at the caves. Mrs. Heaton has
not been well lately.
Judge Stevens heard d motion to-
day for a new trial in the case of
NJ. S. Mccoy and others against G. J..
Meyers. He asked for more complete
record before deciding.
P. w. Powers and family will be
in from the Carey farm Friday and
will take the train for Salt Lake
Saturday. They did not get water to
make proof on their land, but will
come again next year.
y. b. ADDOtC came DOWN from Mac
kay last evening where he has been
in the employ of the Pacific Con-
struction company. He is not en-
gagged just now and may remain at
| Blackfoot
". Maelzer one of the rancher
school teachers from Pahsemaroi
Valley came down last evening on
his way to Pocatello to attend the
summer school. He says land values
! in his locality are advancing on the
| prospect of general rise
]. R. Morrison of Boise is in town
| today in the interest of the Under
wood Typewriter Co. He succeeds
| Mr.. Lawrence who has recently been
| promited to the management of the
Seattle Office. We hope Mr.. Morrison
| will do as well by the public as did
Mr.. Lawrence.
| Mr.. and Mrs McComb are back
| from Missouri where they went on
account of the illness of Mr.. Nc
Combs father. He was very low for
some time prior to the time school
was out, and although his condition
has not materially changed, he still
survives. Mr. McComb was with
him several weeks and is prepared to
hear of his demise at almost any
! time.