The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1910-02-11
D. H. B|ETAAN.
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Notary Public at the Standrod
bank If
Nebraska corn, either whole or
chopped at Bond Bros. 34tf
Mrs. John Kent has been i'll this
week, but is better now.
Old shoes are easiest. Kinney re-
pairs them on Bridge Street. 17tf
Before selling call up 1913 and get
prices on grain and potatoes. 13tf
w. R. Jones, manager of the Hub,
was in Salt Lake City this week.
Aroet C. Hale and wife, J. H. Hale
and Mrs. Ellen V. Hale, went to Lo-
gan this week.
We call attention to the advertise
ment of Benjamin Lev in this issue.
Mr.. Lev has something interesting to
offer to persons in need of a sewing
machine. H."
Avoid harsh and "chalky" faxed
portraits. Look lor SOFT 'hesh e.
fects," and texture. Such action IN
your part would prove you criila.
Have trial sitting at the Ericsson
Studio and get satisfaction. "a p
S. V. Clevenger, manager of the
Gold Point Extraction company, IS
expecting some New York capitalists
here as soon as the weather will per-
NIT to investigate the Gold Point
placer grounds with view of in
vesting
Geb. Rsd5uncan of Idaho Falls was
here this week in the interest OF
the N. w. Mutlfat Life Insurance COM
pany. Mr.. sDMneafswon gold watch
recently given 5fby that firm to the
man who could secure the most bus
mess in certain period.
A nine pound boy came to the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. w. L. Brown
of Lentz, Oregon, on the 18th Of
January. Mrs. Brown was teach
err in the schools here four years ago,
and was sister. to Mrs. G. G. Haley.
Her maiden name was. Vincent.
Manager l.. C. lockwood CT
the Weetef Lumber Company of this
place attended a meeting and banquet
of all the managers of that firm at
Pocatello last Saturday evening. The
Weeter Lumber company own seven
teen lumber yards and once a year
they call the managers together to
talk business and to have a social
time.
John N. Hazelwood of Elgin, Ore
gon, is here with the BlackfOot Farm
ers Milling company as miller. Mr..
Hardwood has had over thirty years
experience in the milling business,
and contemplates moving his family
here later. He has son who is aud
itor for the Spokane International
rail road, a son who is stenographer
flor the Potlach Lumber company and
his daughter is teaching in the Chi
cago conservatory of music.
Miss Mary Oles of Idaho Falls
spent Saturday afternoon and part of
Sunday at Sagehurst, the guest of
Miss Terry. During the afternoon
several of the younger ladies of
Blackfoot, including Myrtle and Eel
ma Simmons, Genevieve and Marie
Millick, Phyliys Hoover and Miss
Oles gathered at Sagehurst and with
Miss Terry, Mrs. Trego and Mr.. Row
don enjoyed every minute of the
time from three CLOCK I'LL SIX.
H. r. Ennis of the Blackfoot In
vestment company was here last week
from Des Moines, Iowa, in company
with c. H. Townsend of Des Moines
and A. j. Augustine of Oskaloosa,
and Guy West, president of the
Frankel Bank of. that place. These
gentlemen all have capital to invest,
and we're looking at the country for
others as we'll as for themselves.
They became interested in this local
ity through the advertising done by
the Blackfoot Investment company in
literature printed and circulated at
their own expense. They have also
done considerable newspaper advef-
Using in the Prairie States that is
directing attention to Blackfoot.