The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1914-10-30
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RATES. M DELAY. DEVEhAUA
MORTGAGE CO., POCATELLO.-
adv. 3-13p.
H. ]. Hasbrouck was down from
Idaho Falls, Tuesday.
E. R. Dustin and wife came down
from their farm east of Shelley, We'd
nesday.
]. B. DeHart left for a business
trip Wednesday.
The Dustin Pharmacy is having a
new front put in the store.
H. C. Tavey went to Ogden We'd
nesday.
Judge ]. w. McCurdy was down
from Firth, Wednesday.
Ralph Adair, the Progressive can
didate for county attorney, returned
from a trip to Montpelier on profess
sional business.
Bull for sale CT trade: Yearling
Jersey, from registered sire and full
blood dam. George L. Kirkpatrick.
adv. IA If.
We grind grain for stock feed.
Fry it that way. Bond Bros. ADV.
So If.
w. II. Danilson is here from Mac
and is preparing to move his
family tc Bjackfoot as soon as he
can get house.
A reception will be rendered to
Earl Miller, Tuesday evening, at the
First Ward Meeting house. Earl re-
'urned recently from mission in
England.
L. NJ. Capps went to Boise, Satur-
day night, looking after his political
fences. He is the Democratic can
didate for state treasurer.
Chop feed at Bond Brothers.-Adv.
SO If.
Attorney ]. H. Anderson went to
Montpelier and Paris, Saturday.
E. w. Harold, superintendent of
the Aberdeen schools, was in Black |
foot, Saturday, on his way home from |
the institute at Pocatello.
l.. E. Dillingham; and wife visited |
at Pocatello over Sunday and re-
turned Monday to their home at Mac
kay.
Attorney Scion Clark, Otto
DR.. H. H. Scarborough,
Soren Hansen, Mrs. J. H. Ashton,
Miss Gwendolin Furey and Miss Ollie
Evans were passengers on the Mac
kay train Monday morning.
Mr.. Mud, of Little Lost river,
went out on the Mackay train Mon
day.
Mrs. Sumner Ezell, of Pocatello,
spent Sunday with RELATIVES at Black
foot and went home Monday morn
ing.
Attorney A. B. Clark, of Shelley,
was in Blackfoot, Monday.
Morris Brothers, the cement con-
tractors, left Sunday night for Arm
stead on their way to some hunting |
grounds.
Mrs. Blanche Eldredge went to
Salt Lake City, Monday for q few
days visit.
Ralph T. Morgan, former citizen |
of 'Blackfoot, is candidate for the
position of prosecuting attorney in
Kootenai county.
Miss Gladys Hodgson has accepted
a position as teacher at Presto and
opened school Monday.
William Willin, business manager
of the Pocatello Tribune, was in
Blackfoot, Saturday, between trains.
Little Gladys Bond broke bone
in her foot, Saturday, while shooting
the chute at tho Central school
grounds.
Jake Baird was up from Spring
field, Saturday.
- J. e. Shelter, the horse man, who
once lived at Blackfoot, but who is
now a resident of SmitEfield, visit
ed Blackfoot between trains. Satur-
day.
D. F. Jackson was up from Aber-
deem the first OF the week.
Joe Taylor, former resident of
Blackfoot who went to Twin Falls
several years ago, was married last
Saturday to an Ashton girl, and they
are living at Pocatello. Joe was in
Blackfoot, Thursday, between trains.
Mammoth Poland China bears for
sale. The big bone, big type, big
money winners. Write today. Dow
Williams. adv. 1872
Fresh cider for sale, forty cents
a gallon. See Clayton Hoover, phone
1870. adv. 15-1 |
THOSE WHO DESIRE THE SER
VICES OF DIR. SCARBOROUGH ON
HIS NEXT PROFESSIONAL VISIT
TO BLACKFOOT, NOVEMBER 8,
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