The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1909-07-02

Ne8SA ouu6c otcNCuS went OuI Ou LIS
Mackay train Monday.
Attorney Jas. H. Hawley was here
this week on legal business.
Fresh California Fruits every day
at Delays. Phone 1875. 31ti
Mr.. Benson the plasterer wenu out
to Arco Tuesday on business.
w. ]. Banks the contractor and
builder, went out to Moore Monday.
Highest market price paid for
chickens at Clark's. Phone 173. tt
F. h. DeKay bought carload of
southern melons for the celebration.
E. A. Doud sells good milk at five
vcents quart delivered. Phone 102.
1tf
Miss Alma Anderson of Moore has
been visiting her sister, Mrs. Harry
Bennett.
A barrel of money to loan on inn
proved farms and Carey land. T. r.
4 JONES. 52tf
There is a new girl at the home of
Harry Trego on Rural Route No. a,
born Monday June 21st.
Rev. P. H. Evans went to Portland
last week as a delegate to ccnven-
tion of Baptist people.
Mrs. c. V. Hanson and children Of
Mackay have just returned from a
visit at Salt Lake City.
Miss Clara Miller Of Denver was
here last week visiting the family
of S. B. Willis on her way to Seattle.
Porter Armstrong is back from
American Falls where he has been
making improvements on his home
stead.
Peter Weaver, one of the early set
tiers and trappers of this valley of
the early sixties, will have a place
in the parade tomorrow.
Bring in those accounts, good, bad
or otherwise. Bingham Collection
Agency. R. w. West, Mgr. Office
over Palace Drug Store. 41tf
w. l.. Bradley spent Saturday at
St. Anthony in the interest OF the
Blackfoot Commercial club and went
to Idaho Falls again on Monday
Miss Greene and Mrs. Forest Hill
lizard of South Bend, Indiana, were
Tuesday on their way to Mackay TO
spend the summer with relatives.
Attorney G.. F. Hansborough re-
turned Saturday from Pahsemari val
lev. where he went to try water
case involving the draiage OF that
valley.
Robert and Mrs. Graham of Nor
gan, Utah, have been visiting the
family of Jos. LaCour the past week
and Miss Grace LaCour returned with
them to Morgan.
A. G.. Robert was in Salt Lake City
last week, and reports that A. Fred
Weye, proprietor of the New Wilson
hotel expects to attend the Diamond
Jubilee on his way to the Yellowstone
Park.
w. j. Ramseyand wife ofAbilene,
Kansas, are here this week visiting
the family of W.. H. Boyd at the Cot
tage hotel. They are on their way
to Nampa, and will stay for the Dia-
mond Jubilee.
George Stone has been at Phoebe
for a week or two on mining bust
ness. He is interested in group OF
very promising gold claims which
they have bonded for sum repre-
scented by six figures.
Judge N. M. Ruick of Boise went
out to Mackay Monday morning in
company with some engineers, and
will come back today. He thinks
he may stay for the celebration to-
morrow.
G. A. Jackson of Harper, Kansas,
was here Saturday on his way back
from Little Lost River, where he has
taken some land. Mr. Jackson be-
came interested in the Diamond Jubi-
less and is stopping at the Cottage.
F. P. Robert and family this week
moved into their new home, and Felix
is thus no longer a resident of the
village. The house they vacated,
owned by DR.. Paxton, will be moved
from its present location to lot on
north State street, one block from
where the building now stands
hlSDy OtdI.
If YOU WANT MONEY QUICK
GET 1T FROM PARKINSON REAL
Try AND INVESTMENT co. AS
THEY CAN FURNISH 1T AT 8 in
2 TO s DAYS FROM TIME OF AP-
PLICATION is SIGNED ON FARM
AND CITY BUSINESS Properly.
PARKINSON REALTY & INV. CO.,
BlackfOOt, Ida. 5Otf
Mr.. VIM. Krull of Boise, manager
of the Eilers Piano House was in
town for several avs. Mr.. Krull ad-
iusted the business Of the house al
this place and made most salts
factory arrangement in reserving
Messrs. w. Orr Chapman and Her.
bert w. Written to take charge OF
this branch and manage 1t as distri-
button agents.