The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1911-08-18
Joe Mills and family have moved to

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| from a vacation at Heise.
Mrs. VIM. Bortel was down from
Howe the first of the week.
Mrs. Braley is visiting her daughter
Mrs. Jesse Jones, at Pocatello.
Nicholas Swanson was down from
Lost river the first of the week.
+. R. Jackman was down from
Mackay to spend Sunday at home.
Judge j. H. Anderson made bust
ness trip to Pocatello Wednesday.
Miss Edith McMillen left Wednes-
day for two months visit at Belolt,
Kan.
C. A. Robertson is enjoying visi.
from his mother, of Spanish Fork,
Utah.
Mrs. John Thamm came down from
Mackay Wednesday and expects to re-
turn today.
The Fall Term at Links Business
College, Idaho Falls, Idaho, starts on
Tuesday, September 9Th. 9-a
F. Gray came down from his ran
at Darlington Wednesday to stay
day or two in the Grove City
Bookkeeping, Shorthand and Tyne
writing are thoroughly taught az
Links Business. College, Idaho Falls,
Idaho. 9-o
James Hunter went to his ranch
on Willow creek Wednesday. Chas.
Hughes went with him to look at the
country.
The only place to get thorough
education is in a first class busiess
college. There is none better then
inks at Idaho Falls. 90
Send to Links Business College,
Idaho Falls, Idaho, for copy OF their
new College Journal, and see what
practical courses they offer. 9-3
Mrs. r. Killion came down from
Mackay last week to visit with her
daughter, Emma. She will go to her
: home in southern Utah in short
Z time.
The report published last week that
. HAY was selling at SO ton in the
: Twin Falls country has been emphati-
, cally denied by dealers and farmers
there.
/, Links Business College. Idaho
V Falls, gives the most practical educa>
, ton for any young man or woman.
The Fall Term starts Tuesday, Sep
. TENDER 5th.
f Miss Annabel Rutledge returned to
her home in Helena, Mont, Friday
. after a short visit with her friends
here. She intends going to schoo,
in Butte this winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. 0. Buchanan went
y to Rexburg Saturday night to visit
Mr.. Buchanan's brother. Mr.. Buch
: anan returned Sunday. Mrs. Buch
anan will spend the week there.
When business mon want properly
. trained bookkeepers and stenograph
" ers. they call on Links Business CO.
1lege, Idaho Falls. Get in line TO
k a good pos tion. Start a course th1
If fall. "
T. P. B. Stricken of Moore, has bee
d visiting the family of A. N. Anderson
r for few days, and returned hom
Thursday. Mfr. Strickler's lives Of
the ranch formerly owned by MI
- y Anderson
n 7 have sold out my first car of an
n ple boxes and have another on tn
road that will be here about the 25tl
:, Those wishing boxes should place 0,
Ia ders now and receive them at tn
n. car. o. f.. Smith. y
If The young man who takes q bus
ness course at Links Business ColleR
m of Idaho Falls, gets an education the
r. he will use daily as long as he live
d. No time wasted on subjects that ha'
al no practical value. y
r. T. Adams, one of the Colorad
II, farmers who settled here and pu
on chased the John Cotton farm nct
j., Kimball. reports having field
ed wheat that will yield 40 bushels p'
acre and of good quality.
ur Mr.. Lichleighter, manager of Il
ny Iowa Lumber company of Aberdee
49, Mr.. Lowe, the water master of Il
er- big canal, and Mr.. Dvorak, the dru
SUI gust of Aberdeen, made busine
wa trip to Blackfoot Tuesday
en-, Mrs. G.. F. Hansbrough went o
LA to Arco Tuesday morning to get r
ON lief from hay fever. She lost 1t e
tirely last summer by making tn
ion change of location, and If successf
ep- this year will visit there for sor
ooi time.
fnl Mrs. Coffin, Of Boise, was here s.
Ala urday evening: and Sunday on h
~ way from Leslie to Boise. She
as,- now 90 years old, and has been a n
ident of. Idaho for 80 years. She
rod the mother of Mrs. Chas. Furey,
the Leslie.
did James McFadden, the locator
and the McFadJen Mine on Salmon riy
,ec- was at Blackfoot Tuesday morning
ldy his way TO Challis. He is negotiate
nth a sale of the property now, being
un. feeble to attend to its operation.