The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1910-06-10
Observation-Disclosures FURNITURE
COMPANY

The Brown-Eldredge Furniture
Company of Blackfoot was organized
and commenced business about five
years ago. This Is without question
or doubt one OF the best stocked and
largest establishments of its kind In
the Upper Snake River Valley. Over
1900 square feet of floor space is
rquired to display their mammoth
line OF house furnishing goods which
includes, furniture, wall paper, car
pets, rugs, crockery, etc.
The store is exceptionally well ligh-
ted and large display windows are a
feature. In fact the windows are a
great factor in their advertising as
their immense size permits the dis
I play OF furniture and furnishings in
such a manner that they never fail to
attract the attention of the passer-
by.
A strictly modern and up-to-date
undertaking and embalming estab-
lishment Is also conducted in connec-
ton with the furniture business. That
this part of their business fills all
tne requirements necessary in the
progressive undertaking establish
ment is fully shown in that the pro-
fessional business of this company has
reached that degree of perfection it
has. So complete is every detail that
on very short notice it can furnish
as needed: ambulances funeral cars
graves, music, flowers, carriages, pail
bearers, casket, shroud, embalming
caretakers, and all in the most per-
rect harmony, and good taste. thus
renewing the family of all trouble and
embarrassment at the time when
strength and composure are SO essen
tlal. In fact, the Brown-Eldredge Co.
mas made this portion of it's profess
slonal business study, aiming to do
away with all those disagreeable feat
ures that many times add to the sor-
row OF the bereaved. just how we'll
1t has succeeded is best known IN
lnUse whose sad duty it has been to
Call upon this firm for it's services.
The BrownEldredge Furniture Co.
Is composed of the following gentle
men.
John G. Brown. president.
p. I. Peck, general manager.
.. w. wilson, secretary and treas
ure. - o''-
MT. Brown can rightly be number
ca among the pioneers of the Upper
SNAKE River Valley, his residence in
this section dating back over 25 years
Previous to coming to Blackfoot IL
years ago, he was engaged in the
mercantile business in Pocatello. For
the nrst four years of his residencel {
IN Blackfoot he was connected with I
the U. S. Land Office, severing his |
connection with the government to
enter the mercantile business At tho
present time Mr.. Brown is also verv
largely Interested in the Brown-Hart
mercantile Company. whose large
store on Main street is one of the
upper Snake River Valleys leading
business houses. In fact there are +
lew men In the Grove City that have 9
lone more for its development as v
rad1ng center. than Mr.. Brown, and i,
lis prosperous business interests are
10 more than a just reward for his |,
enterprise. N n
Both Mr.. Peck and Mr.. Wilson 9,
AVE been active members of the COM T,
ANY since its organization, and to =
mem has fallen the msjor portion of
ne burden of managing the business.
nd to them is due large share of T.
he credit for it's success. Both gen. ~
lemen are valued citizens of Black NJ
DOT who are ever ready to assist
. any undertaking that has for it's D,
I'm the lettering Of local conditions. w