The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1910-11-04
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Kodaks, Palace Drug store.
Fishing tackle. Palace Drug sto

:, A letter press for sale at this Of
ice. tt
i Notary Public at the Stanndrod
bank. tt
I The latest things IN. hair goods at
Jackman's. Stf
| DR.. F. A. Sloan, osteopath, $50 E.
Idaho St., phone 1875. Is tt
Old shoes are easiest. Kinney re-
pairs them on Bridge Street. 17tf
Mr.. Jesse Edwards has accepted a
position in Browns Grocery store.
The Ladies' Aid will serve lunch
and dinner on election day at the
City hall. ,ss
| l. N.}Moyer. Jacob Lansvetter and
R. B. Colborn were up from Otis
Wednesday. II .sq+ VI !,
Mrs. barbara Smith Is visiting with
her daughter and son Mr.. and Mrs.
John Guheen.,e ...3: b; n: 2 r. " i. :.
Mr.. John Wolfe has gone to PORT
land, oregon, where he. expects to
stay for sometime.
Mrs, Emily Olson Of Oxford is
visiting her mother, Mrs. Bolton
Gooch at Riverside
O.. +. Rice, Of Springfield, has
raised 1913 bushels of alfalfa seed
From, coyou! saorns ~ - ,a+.-
DR.. r. A. Sloan osteopath, 356 E,
Idaho st., phone 1876. Is tt
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Holder went
to Pocatello last Wednesday to hear
Eugene v. Debs speak.
Miss Mildred Fresh has been suf-
fering for couple of months with in
fammatory rheumatism.
Mr.. Edward Weiand was down
from Dubois last Tuesday and return
ed on the evening train.
JIM Stefnbach of Cheyenne has
purchased the Adolph Lorenz farm
west of Snake river bridge. u
JOS. A.. Brown, of Charlton, Iowa,
was here last week attending the sale
of Carey lands at Springfield.
w. H. Elliott of Pillager, Mime
sota.s has been visiting his brother,
F. C. Elliott, at Horse Island.
. Alexander Younie went to Salt
Lake. Tuesday nigh, on business for
the Gold Point Mining Company.
Nj. A. Clark was in from the ranch
for couple of days this week. He
has. been in the hills all summer.
We make our hats and can sell
them cheaper han others. Anything
you wish we can make. Jackman's.i
-, 14tf.T
Hewlett's teas and Paxton & Cal
lagher's. canned goods at the New
Cash Grocery. Try them. !, ,Phone
3d. :a Is I'll
Watch for the new bakery forst,
home made bread, pies andy cakes.
No 1876 North Main street,s east of
depot. @~ 19tf h
Pure kettle rendered lard, so lbs.
e7.75; 10 lbs, $3.50; 5 lbs: S0e.;
lbs, so cents. Idaho Meat Market,
Hopkins q Goetz. 4tff
M. D, Bowen received a telegram
Friday morning saying his son was
lying at Spanish Fork, and he left {
for that place. I,
Mrs. E. e. ,Hubbell and Miss Trow I
rave Halloween party Friday even
ng that was the greatest series Of G
ckes ever witnessed in Blackfoot.
Geo. H. Cassner and wife who
lave been for months at Moreland
lave gone to Lava where Mr.. Glass;
Ter has position in the block elgnal
ervice.
l adjust the cause of all diseases
all and investigate. Examination
md consultation free. H. w. GAU-
TER, d. c., Exchange building. op-
,osite depot. 1Gtf
Miss NADIA Brown gave Hallow
zen party last Saturday night and
he had great number of her young
riends with her, who report having
ad good time.
James Just was in from Presto
to hear Jas. H. Hawley.
lie rejoices in the fact that 1dahos
ext governor will be Jim" no mat
er how the votes are cast. II
An old trapper named s. D. .Hig- a
ms was found dead on the fats near 4
rays Lake recently, and an inquest
,dicated that he met death by some =
ccident not yet explained. d
Mrs. Winters il visiting her daugh- Y
sr in Pocatello and they were up to :,
Ilack fO0f Sunday Cho ia living In =