The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1911-10-06

See Mrs. Jackmans' three dollar
hats. 16tf
See Cutler before selling your po-
tatoes. 16tf
Mrs. F. c. Ricken is reported quite
seriously i'll.
Mrs. Hal Evans went out to Lost
River Thursday.
The Rice brothers were up from
Springfield Wednesday.
Special sale of three dollar hats at
Jackmans. They are great left
O. W. Kessinger came down from
Lost River Wednesday evening.
Millinery, notions, etc., going at
cost, at Eva B. Smiths Millinery
store. 16-1
The county commissioners meet
next Monday in regular ua.terly SEES
sion. n az, . -, .;
For the est results have your Ko-
dak finishing done at, the Studio
Grand. .16tf
Ernest Anderson, of Moreland,
went to Salt Lake City Thursday
morning.
w. H.. Synder's now house in the
Kimball addition is now ready for
1.-THE painters.
O. Buchanan left Wednesday for
Salt Lake City, and expects to re-
-urn Sunday morning.
"A Tue Kentuckian" at the Audi
orium next Thursday evening. A
guaranteed production.
The Blackfoot Produce Exchange
has it's office with j. H. Mcdonald on
Bridge street, and buys potatoes. 16tf
The beautiful comedy, "A True
Kentuckian, at the Auditorium next
Thursday evening, October 18th.
Harry Bergman, who was serious
ly i'll at Rigby the first of the week,
Is reported very much improved.
Jackmans have special sale of
three dollar hats. Go in and see what
bargains can be had for that price.
left.
James Ketchum and Miss Lavina
Plant have again accepted positions
with the Blackfoot Mercantile COM
pany.
Peter and Warren Swendsen, of
Boise, were here Thursday morning
on their way to Arco to do some en-
cheering work. II =,
Don't forget the big sale of. mill
merry, ladies' furnishings and notions
at Eva B. Smiths Millinery store, for
the next ten days. *" a@', ISL
Girls! Girls! Girls! Do you
know that we can make your. school
hats and have them in your. class
colors? Jackmans. 16tf
Rev. w. R. Jewell went to Poca-
tello Wednesday to attend a recog-
milton service at the First Baptist
church in the evening.
e. c. Conkle has sold 240 acres Of
his farm to the Idaho Orchards COM
pduy dL $lUU I'LL dCIC. lucy nCApCCI
to set it to apple trees.
Studio Grand is the place when
its fine group picture you want.
We excel on everything from laugh
ing babies to sour old maids. 16tf
C. ". Fisher, cashier of the Stand
rod bank, went out to Arco Thursday.
Wendell Gagon has returned from Ar
co and Is filling place In the Stand
rod bank.
A party of a dozen people, most of
them teachers, went to Ross Fork
Saturday to visit the Industrial Train
ing school and to witness the issue
of rations.
School students will find small
panel and folder Photos in great va
riety of style and workmanship par
ticularly adapted to their needs at
the Studio Grand. 16tf
There is new boy at the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. c. L. Clarke, born
Monday, October End, and he Is go
ing to learn plumbing and be more
like his dad every day.
The Ladies' Aid of the M. e.
church will serve dinner and sup
per at the v. l. s. rooms in the City
Hall on Wednesday, October II.
Adults 35c, Children 25c. ". x
New classes forming for Tuesday
and Saturday evenings. Reduced
rates until October 14th. Now is the
time to join. Prize Bon-bon Dance
Friday evening, October 18th. Cen
tlemen soc. ladies free. Everybody
in the hall gets novelty cracker
and chance on a box of bon-bons.
McVicar's Academy Of Dancing, West
& Boyle building.
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