The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1909-02-26

i See 81 Plunkard Saturday night d
the Armory.
New goods arriving at Jackman's
Call and see them &C.
Some of GU rcountry correspond
ence is especially good this week.
/ See 81 Plunkard Saturday night a
the Armory.
! There is no need of ladies goinl
out of town for spring hats this year
| Mrs. Jackman has them to suit. So:
| The ladies Of the Baptist church
| will serve fine chicken dinner anc
supper, Friday, March 5th, 1909, al
the V. !. S. club rooms. Don't FORGE
the date and place. &c.
Spring suits coming. Wait a.t
see them at Jackman's. So
Mr.. and Mrs. F. E. Winkleman le.
port that they like their new home III
Fowler, California very much, ba,
want to be remembered to friends al
Blackfoot.
Rev. Mr.. Vance and his brother,
have been hauling lumber and other
supplies to the farm near Rich this
week, and will soon put up a large
cottage.
Thos. G. Richards and wife Of Otis
We're in town Monday and Tuesday,
doing some shopping. Mr.. Richards
had lost horse and he bought a
team while here.
Mr.. Feagin OF the firm Of Craig &
Feagin, left Saturday for the Dry
Farming Congress at Cheyenne. He
took a large box of advertising mat
ter with him to use in boosting
Blackfoot and vicinity.
c. M. Wickham Of Boise and Howe
was in town "Wednesday evening. He
has been out on a tour of the
states, and says we are going to have
a good season for immigration into
Idaho.
Mrs. Deal, the daughter OF Scott
Vaught Of Mackay, was here Wednes-
day morning on her way to Mackay.
Mr.. and Mrs. Deal live at Pocatello.
In our Aberdeen correspondence we
have a letter from one of the boys
who went around the world with the
fleet. He is a brother of Mrs. M. l..
Haines of Aberdeen.
w. H.. Beach from Loveland, Col,
is in town and will have charge of
Mrs. Eva B. Smiths farm at Amer
lean Falls this summer. Mr.. Beach |
is brother of Mrs. Smith and her
children expect to spend their vaca-
ton with him at the ranch this sum-
mer.
]. e. Lane and Clarence Jones are
down from Mackay this week, and |
are about closing some deals for maxi
ing cement building blocks. If this
is done they will move their equip
ment here. and establish factory
right away.
s. j. Rich returned Monday even
ing from Ogden, where he left his
brother Heber, slightly improved
from his injuries received by being
struck by the train. 1t is thought
that his injuries will require several
months to heal. Mrs. Grover Rich is
recovering rapidly from her injuries.
Five applicants for teachers GER
-ificates were taking the examination
Thursday The work continues to-
lay. The following are the names.
Miss Eva Preus, Blackfoot; Mr.. Ray
:. Glasco, Kimball; Mr.. Ellsworth
Sherman, Iona; Miss Jesse Swank,
IDAHO Falls; Miss Carrie Jacket,
IDAHO Falls.
Mr.. and Mrs. Light entertained a
lumber Of friends Saturday evening.
The evening was spent with music by
Mrs. Jones from Salmon City, read
ng by Mrs. Eva B. Smith, singing by
III present. About 1880 they all
expressed themselves as having spent
J very enjoyable evening and wended
heir way to various homes, happy
hat Mrs. Light had invited them.
The rural comedy in which ]. C.
lewis appears as 81 Plunkard will be
t the Armory for one night COM
nencing Saturday, February 9th.
This season the comedy has been $
tut forward with all new features, in
reducing a full working threshing I
Machine and many other catch novel {
les. 81 Plunkard has been entirely
ewritten and reconstructed for the !
resent season and will be presented
y an efficient cast, introducing many {
right and sparkling specialties. 81 t
nd his country band will give their I