The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1913-06-20

L. NJ. Earl was down from Idaho
Falls Wednesday.
The Brown-Hart company take:
butter and eggs at market price in ex
change for merchandise. 81 tt ad,
The cement walk leading to the de
pot from the west has been blocked
this week to enable the workmen t.
lay the cement for the walks around
the depot.
Have you seen the only Ice Cream
parlor in town? Just drop into
Hays Opposite new o. S. L. de-
pot. Al tt ADV
The new glass front for the Cash
store is being installed this week.
Upon the completion of the work the
Cash store will have one of the best
display windows in the city. The ad-
dition which was recently built to
the block is receiving the finishing
touches this week by having the in"
terror painted and decorated.
See us'for legal blanks. Full sup
ply at the Republican office.
Last Sunday was the day obser-
we'd by the Independent Order of Odd
Fellows as memorial day and the To-
cal order observed the day by hold
ing memorial services at the Method
ist church, where Rev. Barnstable de
livered the address after which the
members went 20 the cemetery where
they decorated the graves of the de-
parted members
Miss Mcneil arrived in Blackfoct
Sunday from Logan, Utah, and will
spend a few weeks in B,ackfoot at
the home of her brother Will.
w. G. Stufflebeam and wife who
were here the first of the week on
a business trip, left Monday evening
for their home in Spokane.
N. E. Montgomery is having the
brick restaurant replaced with two
story building.
Manager Percy Whistler of We
Handy Kitchen has been refitting his
place of business in arbor style with
grape vines and art grapes hanging
through in initiated of the natural
fruits. He is also putting in some
golden oak furniture.
POCATELLO TRIBUNE-W. H.
Danilson, he of the wide expanse OF
bosom and the perennial smile, is in
the city from Mackay, where he is
manager of flour mill. He recent
ly completed the free distribution in
Pocate1lo of four-pound sample sacks
of the famous Mackay flour and is
already reaping the benefit of such
excellent advertising.
F. Creighton of Payette has been in
the city few days this week looking
over the town and adjoining country
Mr.. Creighton is loud in praise of this
section of Bingham county and spoke
very complimentary of our city. He
is president of the Payette CONNER
cial club and chairman of the city
council.
A son was born to Mrs.
Alma B. Clarke last Saturday. Moth
er and son doing nicely.
Ole Nelson better known here as
the "whistling Swede" went to Howe
last week to work in the Daisy Black
mine.
Mr.. Cutler or the firm of Alfred
Cutler had the misfortune last week
of being badly cut on the hand while
setting up a moving machine.
Chas. Uncer manager of the lime
rock quarry at Arco was in Blackfoot
Monday making final proof on a ranch
near Howe.
H. V. Mcclellan of Arco was in the
city Monday.
Will Rodgers was brought in from
the Daisy Black mine near Howe on
Monday afternoon on the Mackay
train in a serious condition sick with
typhoid fever and an attack of lead
poisoning. He was taken to Salt
Lake City Tuesday 90 receive medi-
cal treatment.
The Misses Vera and Helen Baugh,
daughters of DR.. Baugh of the Palace
Drug Store spent few days with
friends in Pocatello.
r. E. Stephens and brother Floyd
of Arco came down on the Mackay
train Monday afternoon to transact
a little business and incidentally look
up the county clerks office for a
"ticket" to matrimony. Ralph will
be married next Sunday to Miss Lulu
Starnes of Arco He is we'll known
in this city having at one time at
tended the Blackfoot schools and was
also employed at the Palace Drug Co.,