The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1913-10-10


Model gocery.
Miss Leona Hall is teaching the
school at Kimball.
Charles Baker came down from
Mackay Wednesday.
Try the Hubbard squash and those
fine grapes at Berryman's.
Ben Muir is here from Boise for a
few days on business trip.
Ray Ragan who was ill last week
is again on duty at Kinney's.
Erba Downing is working in the
laboratory at the sugar factory.
Miss leila Hoffet left Tuesday to
join her father in Old Mexico.
Tom Reel, one of the 1'yhee far
mers, was in town Thursday
F. E, DeKay attended the state
fair at Salt Lake City last week.
j. F. Grimmett is back from at
tending conference at Salt Lake.
FOR RENT: A five room modern
bungalo. Phone 344. 17tf
Mr.. and Mrs Sylvester Ward are
preparing to move to Salem, Oregon.
C. N. Williemsen has accepted a
position as bookkeeper with the
Blackfoot Mercantile company.
M. H. Shirley is building resi-
dence for a Mr., Jackson near the
wye.
Gold and silver medals for best es-
says by children on road building.
See pag 6.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Mcintosh are
here from Gooding visiting Mrs.
Belle Sweet.
Judge Ivan l.. Jensen entertained
his brother Doyle Jensen from Basalt
over Sunday.
A. l.. Satterfeld and wife return
ed Monday fromSalt Lake. They
live at Springfield.
George Duncan, Roy DeKay, Rei.f
Christ and James Burnett went on a
hunting trip to Hamer the last of the
week.
Mrs. w. H. Snyder and Mrs. Nc
Rae went to Salt Lake City last week
to attend the State fair and confer
ence.
Our shipment of Monarch ranges
and Favorite heaters now on display.
All-Cut Implement & Hardware Com
pany. 17tf
Mrs. w. c. Purdy who attended the
Baptist convention last week returned
to her home in Darlington Saturday
morning.
George Walker of Arco went to Po-
catello Monday afternoon to visit his
son Harvey who is a student at the
academy.
Postmaster w. G. Sweet of Arcu
was a visitor at the Grove City last
Monday evening, taking the motor for
Pocatello.
Miss Marie Dunn left the first of
the week for Denver to make her
home with her mother, Mrs. George
Duncan.
John Reading came down from Id
aho Falls the first of the week to take
position with the Blackfoot Packing
company.
]. H. Early took a trip to Salt Lake
City the first of the week to meet
Mrs. Early who was on her way hoMe
fl ON a visit east.
Miss Agnes Hart is teaching at
Wapello this week, substituting for
the regular teacher who was called
away on account of illness at home.
Mrs. Club Henderson of Moore
passed through Blackfoot the first Of
the week on her way to Logan, Utah,
for a short visit with her son Cliff.
c. F. Hendrie attended the state
fair at Salt Lake last week and did
the demonstrating for the Minneapo-
lis thresher which took the gold med
al.
Allen Strachn, brakeman on the
Mackay branch, is back on the run
again this week, after two weeks
vacation spent with friends and rela-
tives at Boise.
Headquarters for shelled nuts and
candies. three full lines Lowneys
Morses and McDonalds' Hays book
and Stationary store. At If adv.
We loan money on dry or irrigated
land. Final receipt. Five-year loan
No delay. Write us. Huston &
Churchill Co., Idaho Falls, Ida. 1872
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