The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1909-06-18
E. E. Munson spent wednesday in

(, E. E. Munson spent Wednesday il
Pocatello.
Mrs. A. r. Closing who has beer
visiting in Los Angeles for some time
is expected home soon.
U. H. Taylor and wife are bach
from their visit in California.
Nels Christensen Sr. left Wednes-
day for Salt Lake City TO have his
eyes treated.
We invite your attention to the ad-
yertisement of G. B. Wheeler and Jas.
Robertson in this issue, on page four
Truston Talbot, editor of the
4 Idahoan at Boise, was here Wednes-
day in the interest of his magazine.
Henry Simmons is having tedious
time with his broken limb. 1t is still
in plaster paris cast
B. w. Holbrook is able to be ont
again after his accident in the ice
house. He fell and injured his hip
severely two weeks ago.
Harry Gesas is back from a bust
ness trip into Wyoming and is work
ing to make the Diamond Jubilee a
success.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. S. Hammond Jr.
are at home at the Trego ranch, hav-
ing just returned from their wedding
trip to Salt Lake City.
Messrs. Thayer and Wierman of
Thayers Orchestra of Idaho Falls
were in town Wednesday making ar
rangements for the concert Tuesday
night. They came down In an auto
and their wives accompanied them.
Thayer's Orchestra OF seventeen
pie>e will parade the streets in au-
tomobiles on Tuesday afternoon at
about five O'Clock to give us a sample
OF the concert that opens at Armory
hall at $3.50 that evening. A dance
will be given at Progress hall at 10
o'clock. Tickets to the concert will
be fifty cents each, and tickets to
the dance dollar couple.
Mrs. 0. B. Reddick was in from
Rich Wednesday and reports things
booming in that section. Their place
is going to be only couple of miles
from the new town of Pingree and
the sage brush is rapidly disappear
ing 70 make room for business houses.
Mrs. Reddick sent some art work to
Seattle to put on exhibit, a rainbow
trout being the subject Of her work.
r. H. Clayton returned Monday
morning from Salt Lake where he
made arrangements with General
Manager Cutler of the Utah-Idaho
Sugar company to get thousand lit
tie sugar sacks from Portland and
have them filled with sugar to present
to our guests at the Diamond Jubilee.
After Mr.. Clayton got back and con-
ferred with members of his commit
tee, he decided to write Mr.. Cutler
and ask that he increase the number
to fifteen hundred, so each of the
Epworth League delegates might
have sweet souvenir of Blackfoot,
Idaho. a
Idaho Falls. our sister city on the
north has one of the very best or
chestras in the state, and they will
give concert in the Armory on Tues
day evening to help us raise money to
pay the expense of the Diamond Jub-
lice. The members of the orchestra
make practically nothing above the
expenses of the trip, and we feel that
when rival town comes down to
help us raise money for our celebra.
ton, they set an example of neighbor-
Illness that should make all of us
loosen up and see how much we can
do to insure success. The concert
will be a delight, and to patronize it
means that you are getting your
money back twice-once at the conf
cert and once at the celebration, so
buy ticket whether you can be sure
of going or not.