The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1911-06-09

Auction company, goes to Idaho Falls
tomorrow to conduct horse GALE.
c. S. Douglas, manager for the
Idaho Consolidated Power company
at this place, has not been well the
past week.
John w. Neyman was down from
Roberts Market Lake, Wednesday
making arrangements for the sale of
some fine farms at that place.
Howard Biethan arrived home Fri
day evening from Boulder, Colorado,
where he has been attending the Uni
versity of Colorado the past year.
Come to The Republican Office for
your sanitary butterwrappers.
w. A. Vanderwood is acting as
court bailiff and when the judge has
occasion to leave the room at inter-
walls Judge vanderwood" fills the big
chair.
Judge Alfred Bulge has been TAX
ing Judge Stevens place on the bench
part of the week. Judge Stevens be-
ing disqualified to preside in some of
the cases.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Ormiston have
been entertaining Mrs. A. Stewart of
Tacoma and McCollum this week. She
was here buying some supplies for
the farm.
Mrs. j. A. Sellers and daughter
came in from Springfield Wednesday
and left Thursday morning for Ma
rion, Kans., to visit her sister, who
will return with her.
Miss Terry went to Salmon City
last week to play for a recital given
by Miss Ora Caldwell Saturday even
ing, which she reports having been
very successful in every respect.
M. d. Bowen returned Tuesday
from briggs, where he has been
teaching for several months. He is
looking well, and has gone to visit
his son in the southern part of the
state.
Ex-Governor Jas. H. Brady passed
through Blackfoot Tuesday morning
in company with F. H. Davis, c. D.
Kountz and w. c. Ross, a trio of
eastern men who wanted to see the
country.
Paris Model Seamless patterns for
sale by the Misses Neal at Room 8,
Younie block, for plain sewing. SILL
Mrs. Sydney Osborn and children
left Wednesday for Burley to join
Mr.. Osborn.
]. H. Greene, of Mackay, came
down Tusday afternoon i'm company
with C. w. Bergman and Judge D.
w. Standrod. They were examining
the banks in which they are interest
ed together.
Miss Emma Lindsay made a trip to
Ogden last week on account of the
serious illness of her grandmother.
The lady is recovering nicely and the
granddaughter is again at her desk
with Hansbrough G. GagOn.
Mrs. E. A. Dunn, of Seattle, is here
visiting her brother, c.. F. Smith,
manager of the Steam laundry. She
has made a tour of the prairie states
and likes Idaho very much better
than any of the states she has been
in,
You'll find it. in the Wantad
columns. Look for it there.
]. M. Weigel, one of the postal
clerks who has been ON duty in the
Blackfoot office for long time, is
taking vacation this week.
NJ N. Austin has some fine thrifty
Aster plants for sale at the green
house.
The quarantine of the Powers
home has been raised, and during
the fumigation the family are staying
at the home of J. H. Early. All the
Powers, including the dog and the
kitty with the yelp and the hiss,
were duly saturated.
X. Clarke, brother of Clarke bro
theirs, the plumbers Of this place, and
his wife were in the party that was
shipwrecked with the Brown launch
last Sunday. They we're in the water
two hours and were rescued but bad
lily benumbed with the cold.
This Idaho Cafe has moved across
the street into the building hereto
fore occupied by the Oak. Nogues
& Lyon, who have SO successfully
conducted the business in the old
quarters, will be able to furnish still