The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1909-01-01


John Oborn. 9tf
Money to loan on improved farms
T. r. Jones. 24t,
Millinery. Coats and Suits at cost
at Jackman's. 2S-1
T.fR. Jones has money to loan or
improved farms. 24t1
David Burrel was up from Ameri-
can Falls Saturday.
John England is acting as salesman
at the Grove City Market.
T. s. Morrison left this week for
his new home in Colfax, Wash.
James Nygard was down from
Mackay to spend Sunday.
Assessor-elect Clarence Crowley
was down from Idaho Falls Monday.
Miss Bessie Colburn is here from
Small, Idaho, visiting the Misses
A~Quiisenf.'@
DR.. and Mrs. Hoover have been en-
tertaining their son from Montpelier
this week.
Editor Karl Brown was ill Sunday
and Monday, SO that he was confined
to his home.
DR.. o. R. Elan, osteopathic physi-
clan, at the Cottage Hotel Thursdays
and Sundays. 22tf
]. T. Quinn of Basalt, made
pleasant call at The Republican Of
flee Monday.
Mrs. Holmes and daughter. Cora,
of Idaho Falls, visited Mrs. e. T.
Peck last week.
Daily shipments of California and
Utah vegetables and fruit, at living
prices. Call at Delays. Holbrooks
old stand. Phone 1876. 43tf
A. 0. Jones of the Eilers' Piano
House, took business trip to the
Coast t''s-.ssss.
j. l.. SS her of the engineering
department of the Short Line was up
from Salt Lake Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. c. Wasley of Poca-
tello, spent Christmas with friends
and relatives at Blackfoot.
w. J. Banks and Miss Bertha
Snyder left Saturday for Caldwell to
visit Miss Snyders parents.
Blaine Olson came down from the
East fork of Salmon river to spend
Christmas with relatives here.
e. e. Scott, the proprietor of the
Brick Blacksmith shop, made bust
ness trip to Salt Lake last week.
Mrs. Anna Behle of Salt Lake came
up Saturday morning and is visiting
her daughter, Mrs. E. w. Rowles.
G. G. Timm, the music teacher, is
preparing to take a trip to Denver,
expecting to be gone two or three
weeks.TN y .1ss..a--,.-
Miss Alice Beech was here to spend
Christmas, and left for Boise Monday
to attend the State Teachers associa-
ton.
D. s. and Mrs. Morgan visited on
Lost River last week and returned to
their home near Hepburn on Satur-
day night.
Miss Elva Hits came down from
Mackay Saturday on her way to
Boise to attend the State Teachers
association.
There is new boy at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Schumacher at the /
Smith Nursery, born Sunday morn 4
ing, December 9th. II
Mrs. Lucy e. Davis visited her K
daughter, Mrs. Sam Sample at Idaho q
Falls Christmas, and her grand Il
daughter, Miss Lelah Sample re-
TUNED with her.
R.&EsaaeeeNf came down from
Menan Friday to visit friends here.
Mr.. Benedict is teaching in the school
there. He went to Acequia, near
Burley, to do residence on his home
stead.
Miss Leonore LeTourneau, who
in the Wicks district is
spending the vacation with Miss Nora
Jones. Miss LeTourneau's pupils !
gave her beautiful gold bracelet for 4
christmas. IA
Major Caldwell was up from Ross
Fork Monday, and in discussing the Il
historical events brought out in last
weeks Republican, he said he wants
to make up party to go out to the
old Fort Hall as soon as the weather
is pleasant in the spring. to review
the place and see that the manumsnt
is placed in the proper spot. y
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