The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1911-11-10

Persons wishing to get valen In
goods, can do so by ringing 1873.
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Attorney st. Clair OF Idaho Fall.
was in Blackfoot last week on bust
ness.
A. L. Fulmer has gone to Tetor
basin with load of apples and OK.
poets to be gone a month.
Rev. j. B. Baer and wife of Aber.
deem are preparing to leave there and
go to some place in Illinois.
E. M. Kennedy went out to Leslie
Wednesday to confer with Chas. Flu.
rey about holding an auction sale.
Il The sBlackfoot Produce Exchangg
hasitsssoffice With H. Mcdonald Ill
Bridge street, and buys potatoes. 16ti
v Mrs. D.. v. Archbold and son, Ken
meth, of Mackay are spending a few
days with Mrs. Archbold's mother
Mrs. Cherry.
+ Harry L. Randall, who came back
recently from Florida to visit his ia
ther F. M. Randall, left Saturday for
San Francisco.
The Blackfoot Farmers Milling
company has installed asbig chopper
[ahdffs ready to chop anything that
can be chopped. - ' II ~ n : 7
A. B. Reed, of the firm of Reed 4
Davidson, who raise cattle on the site
Of the Mackay reservoir, was in town
part of the week.
LOST-A fur neck-piece made OF
mink. Was lost between Porter
vile and Blackfoot. $500 reward.
Leave at this office. 2Otf
+ Linness Fulmer returned recently
from Teton basin and brought his
cousin, >oAlonzo Fulmer with him ito
make an extensive visit. ,q.,! -
Dance To-Night-aelect dancing
party tonight at McVicars Academy
of Dancing, West & Boyle Bldg.
Gentlemen soc. Ladies free. q
E. G.. Richardson, who has been
here from Darlington for some time
on account of an operation for ap-
pendicitis, went home Wednesday,
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1. Furs! Be sure and see the big !.
i. fur sale. $1,000 worth. Nov. 16, !.
i. to %. BietRah's.nsi '>5jsgi-2 !.
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Rev. w. R. Jewell of the Baptist
church went to Idaho Falls Thursday
to conduct the funeral of the 10-year-
old daughter of Rev. A. B. Parry, the
pastor at that place.
John Murer of King Hill, but form
erly of Iowa, is bookkeeper at the
Gem State Lumber company. Mr..
Murer is looking for house SO he
can have Mrs. Murer come out here.
G. C. Davidson, owner of much
space and fine lands in the Mackay
reservoir, shipped carload of regis
tered sheep to his ranch this. week
that he purchased on the Wood Live
Stock company.
Get ready for the society dancing
season by taking a few private les
sons at Mcvicar's Academy of Dane
ing. Open evenings for private les.
sons and enrolment OF pupils. Glasses
Tuesday and Saturday evenings.
Children's class forming. Call or
phone for information.
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i OvershOes-Ball band Cred 4.
+ Spot)-the kind that wear as 4.
4. long as two pair Of the other i.
i. kind. Don't be fooled. II you J.
1. worn them you knOw-if not ask j.
+ your neighbor. For sale at Bic i
i than's only. 21-4 +
+ + 4. i. i. + i. + 1. I. i. i. = 4. 4. 4.
The ladies of the Catholic church
will hold a miscellaneous sale No
vember 25th, in the v. l. s. rooms
at the City Hail. They will also serve
dinner and supper, charging 35 cents
for adults and Is cents for children.
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Daniel Tweedie, agent tor magi-
zines and newspapers. is here and
speaks highly of Honolulu, advising
those who wish to spend pleasant
winter to go to the Hawaiian Islands
where there is no winter and no sum-
mer. Temperature never over IS de-
grees. People there live as chear u
anywhere In this state.
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