The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1908-04-24

C. W. Gray was up from Pocatello
Thursday.
Second hand Kodaks for sale at Cut
ler's, cheap. AL
VIM. Hutchinson was down from Ba-
salt Tuesday.
Mrs. Karl Brown returned from Po-
catello Thursday
Go to Cutters Studio when you want
high-grade Photos. AL
Senator John McMillen of Ada county
was here Wednesday.
F. c. Parkinson went to Ogden and
Salt Lake this week.
Cecil Berry was up from Pocatello
the first of the week.
W. D. McReynolds, deputy recorder
of Boise, was in town Thursday.
Jos. Coumerilh and wife returned
Thursday morning from Salt Lake.
Dryden Reay, who has been very Ill
for the past week. is recovering rapid
ly.
S. ]. Maddox and family arrived
from Monroe, Missouri. Thursday morn
ing.
DR.. Ferguson and his little daughter
came up from American Falls Wednes-
day.
Send or bring your kodak work to
Cutler. He will do it right and quick,
AL
w. L. Hawley is down from Butte
this week visiting his family at the
farm.
Jas Hambre and family from Kansas
have leased John Bates home west of
town.
Mrs Eldredge entertains this eve
ming in honor of Mr.. and Mrs. F. T.
Richards.
Manager o. Buchanan, Of the Stude-
baker company went to Lost River on
Thursday.
We are publishing some good state
news in the Payette and Washoe COR
respondence.
The infant of Mr.. and Mrs Chas.
Kinney has been quite i'll but is very
much improved.
Read the article in this issue entitled
"The New Galilee." You may know the
subject of the story.
Did you hear about Cutters patent
for charging Portraits; step in and
see them, they are immense. All
E. w. Rowles returned Tuesday from
a trip to Salt Lake to buy goods of the
Hart, Shaffner & Marx brand,
C. c. Davidson of Mackay has return
ed from Texas where he spent the win
o. F. Smith received thirty thousand
strawberry plants by express Saturday
and has another thirty thousand COM
ing.
Cutler, the photographer, frames your
pictures cheaper than any other place
on earth; any size from 2x4 to life
size. AL
Misses May Wilkinson and Pauline
Mailer attended the party at Groveland
Wednesday evening and report a good
time
Lost--A Gold Breastpin with flowers
on Finder please leave at the Idaho
Meat Market and receive a suitable re-
ward. AL
Everybody who has an apple tree
should read section three of School
Gardening in the Grades" published in
this issue.
Cutters Photo Studio Is the place
when you want regular Photo Cabi-
nets at $500 per dozen in the real
dull finish. AL
Mrs John Haney Of Moore is here for
few days the guest Of Mrs. Chas. La
fever 1t is her first trip to Blackfoot
for eleven years
A Mr.. Williams Of Idaho Falls ex-
poets to open a bakery and lunch room
in the building now occupied by Jen-
sens Music Store.
MTS. ". L. SoIiey, loiIhSiiy nioo III :
fe Smeyer, who has been visiting her
parents here for some time, returned
| to her home at Rawlins Thursday.
John Bates and family and A. L.
Stephens and family left Wednesday
night for Turlock, California. They
shipped carload of goods and J. e.
Elsen also put in some goods expecting
to follow later.
The paper trust has advanced the
price of paper enough to wiring an ad-
ditional sixty million year from the
newspaper men, and yet some people
take offense when they receive a bill
for back subscription to their paper
Reddick Brothers we're up from Rich
Saturday and report that they expect
to raise something this year that Is
capable of causing more tears among
the local cooks than the liquor trade
does. They have six acres Of onions
planted and those who noticed their
samples at the fair last year know they
can deliver the goods.
Mrs. A. G. Butterfeld, president Of
the State Federation of Woman's clubs,
and Mrs. Byrd Trego, editor Of &c
hoes" came In last evening from tour
of southern Idaho, Mrs Butterfield