The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1913-06-13

tomorrow at the fair grounds and
good crowd is assured. Turn OF
and spend the day watching the bucl
ing bronchos and other stunts thu
will be pulled off.
Editor Cooke of the Shelley Pic
neer has been in the city several day
this week on business.
George Ruthart, the obliging sales
man at the McCosham Co. store, /
spending few days this week on tn
Mackay branch in the interests of hi
firm.
Mrs. Emma Reeser was down from
Idaho Falls Saturday on land bust
ness.
Special, one day only, Saturday
June IA, Lard No. pals 45c, No
8 pals 10, No. 10 pals $1.35.-
Central Mea market. adv. 52-1
Deputy Sheriff Lewis of Bannock
county came up from Pocatello Mon
day evening after c. E. Hays an in
mate at the asylum who was return
ed to the Gate City as a witness in a
burglary case.
Ben Wyatt of Arco was in the city
Wednesday on business,
Special, one day only, Saturday,
June IA, Lard No. pals 45c. No.
5 pals TO-, No. 10 pals $1.35.-
Central Mea market. adv. 52-r
Mrs. J. w. Banks arrived here
this week from her home in Florida
and will spend a few weeks with
relatives in this city.
Keith Snyder and bride are spend
ing their honeymoon in Pocatello.
Roy Hawley returned this week
from Salt Lake City where Mrs.
Hawley is receiving treatment in a
hospital. He returned to his home
in Howe, Monday morning.
D. w. Harris, druggist of Bull
was business visitor here last week.
He spent considerable time looking
around the community and was ia
impressed with Blackfoot
and Bingham county.
The Homer family held reunion
with 81 persons present.
Mrs. T. ]. Paul of Arco arrived in
he city Tuesday evening for a short
visit with Mr.. and Mrs. o. E. Snyder.
Ex-sheriff Frank DeKay was a
business visitor in Pocatello Tuesday.
Mrs. A.. N. Anderson and daughter
Edna are visiting friends in Idaho
Falls this week, as guests of Mrs. E.
VI. Holden.
The American Express Co. INSTALL
I'd their new delivery service this
week. Packages consigned to par
les in Blackfoot will now be deliv-
cred to the home or business of the
,onsignee.
Mrs. K. L. Molen of Arco passed
through here Wednesday evening on
Ter way to visit friends in st. An
hony.
Holden Bros, returned to their |,
lome in Idaho Falls Tuesday after
Don.
Miss Blossom Payer local chief at
he telephone office and John Nc
leon of Great Falls, Montana will be
married. on the 25th Miss Payer has
many friends here whose best wishes
will accompany, for a pleasant we'd
d life. .."
Next Sunday will be observed as
memorial day by the Odd Fellow
Odge. Services will be held at the
Methodist church, at which Rev.
will deliver the sermon.
Sam Ivey of Mackay was in the
ity Tuesday.
G. V. Hansen a we'll known business
ian of Mackay was a Blackfoot Wis
tor over Sunday.
w. H. Pilbrick, one of the big
heep men of American Falls was in
'lackfoot Monday on business.
Art Chandler has returned to
'lackfoot and accepted his old posi-
ion at the Central Meat Market after
short absence at Ogden.
S. P. Larsen left the first of the
eek for Omaha, Neb., to spend a
ew weeks at the home of his daugh-
er Mrs. Ray Elliott.
Mrs. Fred Golf left this week for
[ackay where Fred has a position
nd will make their future home
here.
Civil Engineer Fred Kiefer spent
unday with Blackfoot friends COM
lg down from Idaho Falls where he
now located.
Mildred Clark was appointed to the