The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1913-09-19
Fresh corn, melons and new apples

Fresh corn, melons and new apples
at Berryman's Model Grocery.
r. W. Ferris, Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. E.
Ferris and daughters Libbie and Jen-
ME autoed through here Saturday on
their way to Arco from three weeks
motor trip through Idaho and points
in Utah.
If you want to get new Cabinet
sewing machine without paying dol
lar, the All-Cut Implement & Hard
ware company will tell you how to
get it. 12tf
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Ireland rurned
to their home at Howe last Saturday
after spending the week at Idaho
Falls at the roundup.
Fine cantaloupes OF Bergman S
Model Grocery: the firm that makes
prompt delivery. Phone 1855. ztf
VIM. Hanna returned to his home
near Arco last Saturday after bust
ness trip to Pocatello.
Have you seen the only Ice Cream
parlor in town? Just drop into
Hays Opposite new o. S. L. de-
pot. AZ tt ADV.
Messers Muffett and Harris return
! ed to their home in Mackay the last
of the week after attending the Ma
sonic grand lodge at Pocatello as del
egates of the lodge at Mckay.
Attorney G. F. Hansbrough made a
professional trip to Lost river the last
of the week.
Prescott Burrell and Fred Golf
have opened candy and fruit store
at the Star theatre.
James Hainey came down from
Moore Monday to attend the fair.
T. G, Salt, George Waite, Mrs. Chas.
La Fever, ST., Mrs H. B. Marvin, T.
H. Waddoups, Lou Perry and Frank
Taylor came down from Lost river
Monday evening.
! VIM. Matthews came down from
Moore Monday evening on his way to
Boise to serve on the Federal grand
jury.
Walter Callahan of Lost river went
| to Ogden Monday night where he will
attend school. He has been taking
care of his faith - cattle the past
summer.
Marion Hodson came down from
Antelope Monday evening accompany
ing his mother who was on her way
east.
Miss Mabel Morrison has been WIS.,
iting her uncle, D. w. Nichols at Mar
tin and came back to Blackfoot Mon
, day.
Some of the sons and daughters of
Mr.. and Mrs. Wiley Jones came down
from Mackay Monday.
w. H. Clayton has accepted po-
sition with the sugar factory.
c. H. Smith came up from Love-
locks, Nevada, Monday and went out
to Sterling to join his father, Mr.. ].
E. Smith who has been there for sew
eral months.
| Miss Susie Hofhine of Pocatello
visied with her cousin, Mrs. Harry
| Trego recently and returned Monday.
H. P. Story publicity man for the
Mountain States Telephone G Tele-
graph company from Denver, and Earl
Taylor of Boise, were in town Mon
day looking over the system here in
company with Manager Green.
J. H. Claypool was in from ster-
ling the first of the week making ar
emoq STU no DIN eAoId o. sauemeSueJ
stead.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Vaughn moved
to Deer Lodge this week.
i Fank DeKay junior, has gone tl
Moscow to enroll for the commercial
and law course in the University
Frank graduated with honors last
year from the Blackfoot high school
and will make good at the university
Miss Hattie Ramey and Miss Ore
Rich have gone to Albion to attend
the normal school.
Miss Myrtle Ramey has opened
school at Porterville. This is hel
second year as teacher there.
Henry Selkirk, oldest in point Of
service among the statesmen with the
Lost River Commercial company al
Mackay, spent the first of the week ir
Blackfoot. Mr.. Selkirk has beer
with Manager J. H. Greene in hi!
commercial enterprises on Lost river
for about twenty years.
T. s. Riley took a tip to Pocatells
Monday.
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