The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1911-08-25

this city last Sunday.
Richards & Pring'e at the Auditor
ium, Tuesday. September 9Th. lo-2
The Georgia Minstrels will be at
the Auditorium on September 9Th.
1912
D. II. Biethan got home Sunday
evening from a business trip to Chi
cago and Cleveland.
Mrs. Willis came down from Moore
Saturday where she had been visiting
for couple of weeks.
Call ct the Blackfoot Grain and
Produce company's elevator for prices
on grain. Phone 204. loft
w. H. Cowles and wife, of Ogden.
are guests at the home of their son
]. e. Cowles, ON Stout avenue.
Chris Larson had an attock of APP
pendicitis recently. He thinks that
an operation will be necessary.
Before selling your grain, get prizes
at the Blackfoot Grain and Prodpte
company's elevator. Phone 204. loft
The largest stock of Table Linens
and Towels ever i'm Blackfoot. Goods
the hest. Prices right. BIETHAN'S.
| 1919
| M s. NJ. A. Trego, of Mackay, leaves
for California on August 30th, apd
will stop a day in Blackfoot on her
way.
Call at the Blackfoot Grain and
Produce company's elevator and get
grain sacks free to deliver your grain
to them, -0tf
] Mrs. Macarthur, who has been visit
ing her sister, Mrs. P. w. Powers.
leaves Saturday for her home at
Boulder, Colo
/ Mrs. e. Robertson, who has been
visiting her son. C. A. Robertson
left Wednesday for her home in Span
ish Fork, Utah.
William Hannah, of Arco, return
ed the first of the week from a trip to
Omaha with stock, and visit among
relatives in Ohio. l5s.l@ d.
Mrs. Melvin Sweet came down from
Arco Tuesday and visited dsy or two
here ON her way to Los Angeles to
join her husband. &"
Miss Florence Parkinson has re-
turned from camping trip in VOL
VERNE Canyon. She says the weather
is quite cool there. -
Raymond Greene, of Mackay, was
here Tuesday on his way to Mount
ainair, N. M, where he expects to
remain for some time.
4 Miss Olive Hunting writes to Miss
Alice Beach form Southern California
1 that she has been having the time Of
her life this summer. eg.s13 .4
Send to Links Business College
Idaho Falls, Idaho, for a copy of thei'
new College Journal, and see wha
practical courses they offer. g.;
Jos. A. Brown, of Charlton, Iowa
arrived in Blackfoot Tuesday morn
ing on his way down to Aberdeen t.
look after his Investments here.
Charlie Hart returned the first o
the week from a business trip to New
York City, where he was buyinl
goods for the Brown-Hart company
F. A.. Bell and son, Fred. s.
Knox and son, Archie, returned Mon
day evening from Mackay, where the
had been spending few days fishing
d Mrs. #. B. Lytle, of Springfield
who has been visiting with the famil
of George Marshall on route 3, re
turned to her home last Saturday
. The young man who takes a bus
ness course at Links Business Colleg
, of Idaho Falls, gets an education tina
he will use daily as long as he I've:
: No time wasted on subjects that ha '
no practical value. 3
Mothers. The new line of Boy
Clothes just received. Come In an
: see the nobbiest and best line Of Boy!
Clothing mt lowest prices for goo
} goods. RIETHAN'S. a' a'- 10
Mrs. Lottie Heslop, who has bee
laid up with a broken limb for tn
! past Ave months, walked down tow
and did her shopping Wednesday fe
the first time since March.
A crazy colored man confined In tn
7 county Jail set the bedding aff'e Tue
day might and created q commotio
. among the prisoners. The next da
he was sent to the Asylum.
Il J. g. Lind, geologist connecte