The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1909-06-18

| Dub u SohCAuhy AttCh0Cu w.
Stell Wright is back from schoo
at Helena.
j. d. Yandell was in from Lincoln
Valley Thursday.
w. H. Bortel Jr. was in from Little
Lost River Thursday.
F. A. Robert was down from Rigby
this week on business
i DR.. Howard was up from Poca
tello Thursday morning.
/ MONEY TO LOAN ON SHORT
NOTICE AT PER CENT. Leo w
Pack. SGT
| The bicycle raffled by Joaquin
| Wright this week was won by Tom
Wasley.
| Mrs. DR.. Whitwell is here from
j Salmon City the guest of Rev. anu
Mrs. Edwards.
/ The Tilden bridge mas not washed
away as has been reported, but two
bridges of the South Fork are gone.
Wesley LaCour who has been sick
with scarletina for several weeks is
rapidly recovering and will soon be
around again.
John Earl recently bought Mr..
Deans farm at McDonaldville and
was up this week from Cache valley
looking after the place.
i Samm's Band of Pocatello will
furnish music at the Diamond Jubilee
also it is expected. that we shall have
1.-TWO other bands besides a home band.
Persons who<subscribed money to-
wards the enlargement of the Metho-
dist church are requested to pay to
/ Treasurer John G. Brown when ready
/ to turn it in.
/ fifty cents pays the subscription to
the Republican for the next three
months, and that will cover the Dia-
mond Jubilee, Mrs. Haines letters
about the exposition and the Metho-
dist Conference to be held here in
August.
Arrangements are, being made to
have firecrackers and torpedoes ban
ished from the business steets and
the line of parade on July 4th, and to
provide plenty of seats along the
streets SO people can rest wherever
they like.
/ Thayer's Orchestra will be down
from Idaho Falls Tuesday afternoon
to give a concert in the Armory and
a dance at Pogress Hall, the pro"
ceeds to go into our Fourth-of-July
fund. Everybody should respond
when asked to buy tickets.
G. A. Robinson and wife and two
children of Shelton, Nebraska, and
Twin rails, Idaho, have been visiting
this week with S. w. Wilson and fam
| lily. Also Mrs. Wilson's brother, Mr..
Fred West is here from Lincoln, Ne
baska, on his way to Seattle.
M. A. Clark, manager of the Arm
ory, donated the use of the Armory
for Fred Reeds speech, and for
Thayers concert next Tuesday even
ing. Mr.. Buchanan, manager of Pro-
gress hall, gives the free use of the
hall for the dance after the concert.
This Office is in receipt of new
map of Idaho sent to us by Senator
Hepburn. The Carey act projects are
given in colors, and 1t is believed to
be very perfect map. We suppose
the maps are for free distribution to
those who apply through either of
our representatives in Washington.
Thirty minutes earnest investiga-
ton and prompt decision and action
paved the way for Basalt man to
leave his family well provided for at
his death which came unawares. You
may follow next, and G. B. Wheeler
has an insurance proposition to which
he invites your attention for thirty
minutes. 52-2
IF YOU WANT MONEY QUICK
GET 1T FROM PARKINSON REAL
TY AND INVESTMENT co. AS
THEY CAN FURNISH 1T AT 8 IN
| 8 TO 5 DAYS FROM TIME OF APP
PLICATION is SIGNED ON FARM
AND CITY BUSINESS PROPERY.
PARKINSON REALTY & INV. CO.,
BlackfOot, Ida. Soft
A novel feature of the celebration
Saturday will be two old time out
door dances platforms where fiddlers
hold forth with quadrille music, beat
ing time with the foot. Ten cents
dance will be the price and nothing
but quadrilles will be allowed. Ye
prompter will do his full duty as in
days of old, and will drink red lemon
ade between dances. All set! Salute!
One OF the questions that is being
asked now is, How Is Blackfoot go
ing to feed the people who come for
the celebration" The committee on
arrangements is seeking whoever it
can find who will put up a booth to-
furnish refreshments at reasonable
prices, and If enough of them can
not be found 1t is probable that they
will put electric slicers to work slic
ing bread and boiled ham to feed the
hungry. One of the main objects of
the celebration is to advertise this To-
cality, and If people 60 away hungry
they do not feel like coming back to
live or to make investments.