The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1911-09-01
Mary Carter Richeson
TEACHER OF
PlANOFORTE
10 E. Main St. Phone 222
10 E. Main St.
Phone 222

Aberdeen.
d. G. Brian, of the Morden Piano
House, was here on business the first
of the week.
Neil A. Boyle leaves next Wednes.
day for Salt Lake City to take up the
years work at All Hallows college.
! E. NJ. Kennedy left Thursday for
California with two cars of horses
that he bought of E. R. Hawley.
Mrs. Ben Harmon, of Riverside,
who has been at Salt Lake City for
some months, has returned home.
Miss Edith Astel had the misfor-
tune to be thrown from horse last
week so that her arm was badly
sprained.
The Misses Browning and Moody,
of Ogden, who have been visiting w.
E. Brown and family, returned home
Tuesday morning.
Miss Dolan Bond is expected home
soon from trip to California and
Oregon points. She has been i'm Port
land TO. some time
l.. T. Cowley, who was once en-
ployed atthe sugar factory here, re-
turned Thursday and expects to take
up the same work again.
Miss Chloe Harris had her little
niece, Grace Stultz, spent Saturday
in Shelley. Miss Harris will teach
in the Shelley school this year.
Call at the Blackfoot Grain and
Produce company's elevator and get
grain sacks free to deliver your grain
to them. Oft
Mrs. NJ. A. Trego, mother of the
editor, left Thursday for California,
and will probably spend several
months or a year in that state.
The largest stock Of Table Linens !
md Towels ever in Blackfoot. Goods
he best. Prices right. BIETHAN'S.
s. j. Rich and daughter ,Juanita, i
'eturned Thursday morning from a
en- days trip to Astoria and Gearhart, /
pleasure resort $50 miles south of I
Astoria. 80 .'.-s -. ", ~ ~ Il
RIM. and Mrs. West have an ur- +
rent invitation to attend the reunion
II Mrs. Vests people at HiRhmore,
}. D., and if they go they will leave
lext Wednesday. ~
We are now prepared to draw your
'lans and specifications for anything
'ou may want to build. Pelky Bros. i
Office $50 South Univer-
ity street, Blackfoot. Stf
S. r. Morden, of the Morden Piano
House at Idaho Falls, was here last
friday looking. after some business
nd preparing to put in some instru-
nents for the fall trade. .
When business mon want properly I
rained bookkeepers and stenograoh-
rs, they call on Links Business Coz
eye, Idaho Falls. Get in line for
good pos ton. Start course this {
all. go ,
Mr.. and Mrs. Michael Epson have
een entertaining Mrs. Ipson's father,
1r. c. o. Folkman, and Mr. Ipson's
nother, at their beautiful new home
n North Main street. ,. r.
Mrs. William Slack came up from
'ocatello Tuesday to visit day at
he farm at Riverside. Mr.. and Mrs :
lack are conducting the Nelson
coming house in Pocatello
J. j. Fitzpatrick, formerly repre-
from Custer county but now j
partner in the Eclipse Grocery COM
any of Salt Lake city, was here Sat- II
rday on his way to Mackay for a
isit.
James Caughey is here from Utica,
.eb., visiting his sitter Mrs. NJ. H.
hirley, who lives in the Kennedy ad-
ition. He. s+a iather' and shiagler
y trade and will remain here if he I
ndsen1ploymet- III III
:: Don't neglect seeing Or. Abbott at
re Cottage. Hotel, cSeptebmer 12.,13,1l
and 1h.%... An eye strain and DELI
'ctive visio.n.:eorrected with properly ]
tied: glasses, !. The best service at
prices. ~ \
Rev. CA. Edwards is back from I
andii a. trip to Astoria, (
here lhe delivered the. address. for
lie people, of Idaho on the hundredth
of the building of Astoria :
Y the Aston, party that. went around
e Horn. 80 {
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur hale, of
rowland, have been entertaining
rs: Hale's mother, Mrs. Hanna Jac- :
,san and har citcar Mics Eunicn +