The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1908-05-29
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Fireworks at The Idaho Bakery.

Street. Il
Ed. James has gone east with Cal
| Of cattle.
Everybody reads the classified ads
on page 4.
C. C. and Mrs. Hayes visited Poca-
tello Saturday.
Mrs. Fred Held is back from Wis
it at Idaho Falls.
Van Blaricon sprays the trees. En-.
gage Van Blaricon. 49-4
Chase and Mrs. Clark came down
from Mackay Tuesday.
N. H. Clark of Boise has been dan
gerously i'll recently.
Robert Hayes of Pocatello made
trip to Arco Tuesday.
Bert and Mrs. Coumerilh came
down from Moore Tuesday.
Don't forget that Van .Blaricon has
the apparatus to spray your trees. 40
Howard Biethan returned from
! Stanford University the first Of the
week. Z
Mrs. Chas. Leonardson is down
from Dubois, visiting with Mrs. T. R.
Jones.
M. D. Bowen, who has been teach
| ing school at Silver City, Is home
again.
| Neil Boyle and family will leave
| in a week or so for vacation in
| Wisconsin.
Read our articles this week under
the heading School of Journalism
Does It." Page 6.
E. e. Scott of Salt Lake has open
ed the Osborn blacksmith shop and
is ready for business.
We invite you to read what our
Payette correspondent says of their
rest room this week.
There is move to have wagon
road built across the range from Null
doom to Big Lost River.
DR.. Dippel, Dentist, Millick block,
work guaranteed. Filings 75c and
up. Ten years experience. 49tf
If have anything to sell, to rent, or
wish help of any kind advertise 1t
in the classified ads on paga4
John P. Hutchinson was in from
Otis Monday making arrangements
to prove up on his Carey land.
Read the Presto items about rich
milk and the need of Jersey separa-
tors. Implement men take notice.
Carl jenkins, formerly resident
of Blackfoot, is back again and is
working for the telephone company
The Sugar company has bought the
lime rock quarry at Arco, and now
have a.telephone line extended to it.
DR.. /. H. Moore of eSattle was here
few days ago visiting friends. He
was the guest of his sister, Mrs.
Charlie Hart.
Some of our land owners are adj
vertising farms in our classified ads.
Merrill and sons recently sold big
tract in that way.
Our classified ads are doing the
public good service. If you have a
want of any kind, try advertising
for what you want. tt
John Mcintosh, formerly of Black
foot but now of Parma, Idaho, has
been elected secretary of the Idaho
Pharmacy association.
Daily shipments of California and
Utah Vegetables and Fruit at living
prices. Call at Delays. Holbrook's
old stand. Phone 1875. 43-tf
T. R. Jones has made application
for 100000 eastern brook trout to
be put into the Blackfot river about
n h1u
The ladies of the Episcopal church
will serve a hot supper in the Odd
Fellows hall on Friday, May 20.
Supper from o'clock on. 49,
Mrs. Eva B. Smith and daughter
Marguerite left. last Friday for Po-
catello, Montpelier and American
Falls. They returned Thursday.
Claude Farmer is back again after
an absence of few months In Ida
no Falls and Montana. He has been
| working for the electric light COM
pany and the telephone company.
! Mrs. d. F. Arthur was called to
Idaho Falls last Friday evening on &C
count of the illness of her father,
Nicholas Miller, who was stricken
with paralysis and is still very low.
Rev. Mr.. Johns of Mackay passed
through Blackfoot Monday on his
way to Evanston, ILL.,, to attend the
graduating exercises of the class in
which his son, Charlie, is member.
O. F. Smith, A. T. Ryan, W. A.
Beakley, 8. M. Capps, j. w. Chap
man, ]. d. Goodpasture, L. G. Rock
wood, H. G. Dippel,' and Marcus
Blenkle attended the Democratic con-
vention at Idaho Falls last Friday.
Lyman Skeen came up from Og-
den Wednesday, where he has been
for a couple of weeks selling out
his property so he could make his
home on his Carey lands near Otis.
| All ~ ,hic family will come uD about