The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1912-01-12
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building. Phone 1853. 26tt
DR.. DIPPED, the dentist. All work
guaranteed for ten years. 2St1
N. E. Montgomery took a business
trip to Kansas City last week.
Will Knox left last week for Den.
YER, Colo, to attend barber college.
A. A. Gibson leaves Sunday for
Edmore, Michigan, to remain a few
weeks.
Miss Alice Beech returned Monday
from the state teachers association
at Boise.
P. w. Powers has taken the agen.
cy for the Oliver Typewriter compa-
ny here.
R. T. Adams and wife returned on
Wednesday evening from a visit in
Colorado.
Ira Taylor of 261 South Taylor
street, found a little locket which he
will be glad to restore to the owner.
]. G. Williams has disposed of his
farm west of Snake River bridge to
a Kansas City mar through Wilbur
Craig, the land man.
B. w. Davis came down from Howe
this week and will be at home for a
while. He was nearly snowblind and
wants to rest his eyes.
Editor Toner of the Aberdeen
Times came in Wednesday and went
to P~ocatello. He will be back today
and will go home tomorrow.
N. M. Eldredge was up from Poca-
tello the first of the week for a meet
ing of the stockholders of the Brown
Eldredge Furniture company.
Rev. W. R. Jewell went to Idaho
Falls Thursday afternoon to attend
a Church Day annual Of the Baptists.
He is expected back this morning.
The auction of jewelry that opened
last Saturday in the old Kinney build
ing is closed and in the hands of the
sheriff under attachment for $4,000.
FURNISHED ROOM FOR RENT
Close in; has heat, bath, telephone,
and library accommodations. Is
large and we'll furnished. No cook
ing permitted. Phone 22.
Earl Bates was at home Thursday
while the engine that he is fireman
on was in the yards. Mr.. Bates seems
to be giving satisfaction as a fireman
and expects to have a steady run
soon.
w. C. Thompson moved his family
down from Powell last week and
they have rooms at the Broadhead
home near w. A. Beakley's. Mr..
Thompson will remain at the ranch
east of Powell.
The sheriff's office and the board
ers in the county bastile have done
some good work this week in keeping
the sidewalks of the town open for
pedestrians. They operated a snow
pillow to remove the worst of it.
If your child is backward in school
or dislikes study, the trouble may be
caused by its eyes being defective.
Make sure-consult DR.. Scarborough,
the eye specialist, at the Cottage Ho-
tel, Blackfoot, Monday, Jan. Is. No
charge for examination.
Jos. Coumerihl who is spending a
few days in Los Angeles, says that
part of California is very dry and
dusty. The farmers and stockmen
are becoming discouraged. Mr..
Coumerihl will go from Los Angeles
to Bandon, Ore, where he will re-
main for a while. d
"The Little Homestead" which will
play an engagement of one night on
ly, Tuesday, Jan. 16, at the Isis the
atre, is said to be one of the best at
fractions ON the road this season, and
from press reports it must be highly
interesting to witness. The company
carries the entire scenic equipment
necessary for presenting this famous
play properly. Only one night has
been secured, SO get your seats early
If you don't want to miss this treat.
DR.. F. A. Sloan, %osteopath. Boyle
building. Phone 1853. 26tf
There is a big difference between
people who fit glasses; just as be-
tween musicians. Because you have
gotten glasses that did not give re-
suits is no eason to believe your
case is helpless. DR.. Scarborough has
relieved hundreds of cases, where
their old glasses did not give results.
1t would be advisable to get his opin-
ion on your case-there is no charge
made for examination. See him at
the Cottage Hotel Monday, Jan. Is.
Call early.
Notary public at the Standrod
bank. tt
DENVER EXCURSION
January IL.