The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1909-11-12
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A. T. Ryan is here from Moscow at
tending Court.
Have you secured our premium
The American Weekly.
Mrs. w. w. Caldwell was down
from Dubois last week.
Frank Nelson was up from Otis
Wednesday on land business.
Nine more days in which to secure
the premiums with the Republican.
o. X. Trego of Chicago visited his
cousin Byrd at Blackfoot last Fri
day.
There is a new girl at the home Of
A. G. Robert born on the End of No
yember.
Rev. Edwards will lecture at the
Jason Lee Memorial church Sunday
evening.
A good Remington typewriter for
sale. Miss Margaret Leigh, at Idaho
Lumber company. 21.f
The Daughters OF Rebekah gave a
very nice dancing party at Progress
hall Wednesday evening.
Outlines of history for sale at the
Republican office, for use with Mace's
history, 20 cents postpaid. u
The new two and half story resi-
dence of A. E. Johnson is about en-
closed. II is to be modern in every
respect.
Joseph Spanbauer and wife have
gone to Parkton, South Dakota, on
account of the serious illness of Mrs.
Spanbauer's father.
Eddy Murphey is the name Of a
man who was arrested this week and
given twenty days in jail for carrying
concealed weapons.
Mrs. Kate White who recently
came here from Colrado, has accepted
a place as private teacher in the fam
| lily of Mr.. Grimaud at Rich.
For first class groceries call on. F..
| e. DeKay. We keep the only line of
Club House. Telmo and full standard
goods in the city. Phone 166. 19tf
| The Altar society of the Catholic
church are making big preparations
for Mother Goose Bazaar to be given
about the end of the month.
/ A dozen of the boy friends of Willie
Steers gathered at his home Friday
! night in surprise party to visit with
i him because he was going away.
o. R. Monroe of Riverside contem-
plates going into the sheep business
/ this fall. Mrs. Monroe expects to
| visit her relatives in Colorado soon. #
See samples of our new wall maps
given away with each cash subscrip-
ton paid one year in advance. A
set of them can be seen hung up in
the post office for public use. 20tf
Jos. H. Cutler is having the walls
of his residence laid up with brick
that gives the tapestry effect. He ex-
poets to complete the house this fall.
There will be meeting of the d.
rectors of several canal companies at
/ the Thomas Brick school house this
evening to plan for union waste
waterway.
Read the Spanish SWindle" on
page three 1t shows how some Span
liards have been living on American
money and are free from prosecution
under their government.
Chris Larson sold eighty acres OF
land lying three miles above town
this week to DR.. G. A. Hoover. The
Hand is on the east side of the track
opposite the Nielsen farm.
Commissioner p. ]. Williams sass
he has taken the American Weekly
for some time before we offered 1t to
the public as premium and he says
he found it good family paper.
| C. B. Montgomery of Salina, Kan,
sas, recently purchased five acres Of
James Yancey in Groveland, and Is
settled upon it. He brought some
well bred stock with him from Kan
sas.
Stewart Bardole Of Williamsport
Pa, is here looking for location
a situation. He is young man ant
machinist. He is cousin OF thu
Misses Caldwell, and is staying at thu
In n roldMo1I homo In RlackfOOt