The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1911-11-17

Glanville Studio, open on SUN
DAYS until after the holidays. 22tl
Hear Edmund Vance Cooke Friday
evening at the Methodist church al
8 o'clock.
TIL funeral service over the remains
Of Mrs. Hanson's baby were held Sun
day at Wapello.
First number of the High School
Lecture course, Methodist church,
Friday evening at o'clock.
| Mrs. Won Knoblach of American
Falls was the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs.
w. A. Lee the first of the week.
Richard Lee, who entered his aero
pane at the Four-state fair at Ogden,
received a medal for the best ma
chine.
Rev. F. w. Finger of the Presby-
terrain church at Idaho Falls will hold
services at the Baptist church at
Blackfoot next Sunday morning.
Mrs. Wasley visited in Pocatello
last week, the guest of her son Thorn
as, who is assistant cashier in the
First National bank of that city.
I 1t is reported that Mrs. w. A. Mas
tiers of Burley, Idaho, formerly Of
Blackfoot, died recently of typhoid
fever, and that Mr.. Masters is very
low. ~
The ladies of the Episcopal Guild
will hold Christmas Bazaar on Sat-
drday, December 9th, at number 143
North Main street, Jackman's old
store. 22-4
Mrs. Albert Miller has been quite
i'll this week. It was feared that she
had appendicitis, but we are glad to
earn that such is not the case. She
reported much better today.
Tom Reel, Tom Forbes, Ernest A.
Brown and MIR. Duncan, represent
ings Goes Hot Blast stoves, went
duck hunting at Tilden Wednesday
md brought back some fine ma.lards.
Mrs. Sarah Mayors, aged 40 years,
died at the Idaho Insane asylum, No
vember -, the cause of her death
being ,errebo apopleXy. She was bu-
ried in the Asylum burying ground.
The Modern Woodmen have engag-
I'd the HaIlowell Concert company for
Wednesday. November 22nd, and all
overs of good music should be there.
This company have been at Blackfoot
before, and are known to be first
class l. 21-2
Miss Eta Wallace has accepted a
good position in T. M. Callahan's
Cash store at Salida, Colo, and her
sister, Miss Margaret Wallace recent
ly took the civil service examination
and has been listed for position.
At present she is teaching at New
Plymouth, Idaho.
Get ready for the society dancing
season by taking "a few private les
sons at McVicars Academy Of Dane
ing. Open evenings for private les
sons and enrolment OF pupils. Glasses
and sociable dances Tuesday and Sat-
urday evenings. Children's classes
forming. Cal. or phone for informa-
ton. Phone 222
Blackfoot people little realize the
wonders of the lavabeds just west OF
them, and how plainly the records of
creation are written upon them, Peo-
pie going out for pleasure need not
go to the Garden of the Gods to see
wonders; few days spent in the
right place in the Snake river lavas
will reveal as much. An article in
This issue shows the location@of some
of them.
Julius and Clue Larson are up from
Aberdeen today and expect to return
home tomorrow They report that
hey have four acres of potatoes in
The field yet. They have been operat-
ing a threshi9g machine and are
afraid that they have lost more OH
potatoes than they have made thresh-
ing. They hoped for the best and
cot less than that in the way of wea-
Their conditions.