The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1914-06-26

who has been i'll. Each lady is re-
quested to take a basket of lunch
for two, which will be sold for sc
cents. Dance tickets will sell at 81
cents. You are invited to be there
%-
Mr.. and Mrs. E. M. Kennedy are
back from visit to the Mississippi
valley. Among other things of in.
terest which they went to see was
the great Keokuk power dam across
he Mississippi.
Salesman wanted: A first class
salesman for local territory to sell
our electric specialities. Our sales.
men are making from $25 to $50 pei
week. The position is permanent
Midland Empire Speciality Co., Bill
ings, Montana. adv IA
John Coumerilh and family were
up from Springfield the first of the
week.
Wizard fertilizer is fully guaran-
teed, book free, full information -
adv 1-3
John w. Eagleson, candidate for
nomination for state treasurer was
in town Tuesday.
Mrs. Vergil Fahrney, of Mackay,
has been visiting her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. E. c. Conklin the past week
Adam Yancy and wife are back
from Independence, Missouri.
Down at Nampa they have an Or
dinance relating to dogs for which
there is no license, and they take
the owner, not the dog, and inflict
the penalty on him. The council
evidently takes the view that a dog s
love is blind and he can't help be-
longing to somebody
Peaches, apricots. cherries, rasp-
berries, Strawberries at Bergman s
Model grocery. adv 1tf
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Blair left for
Yellowstone, Tuesday.
Wanted: Team work by day or
week, on ranch preferred. Box 272,
Blackfoot. adv 52B-2
T. T. Thomson, of Groveland, has
named his farm Evergreen Farm"
George Ellington was down from
Idaho Falls, Monday on legal bust
ness.
James Larson was operated on for
appendicitis the first of the week at
the Blackfoot hospital.
Lester Wood, Feed Store, is sole
agent for Wizard fertilizer.-adv 1-3
]. A. Brown, formerly of Chart
ton, Iowa, but now of Los Angeles,
visited Blackfoot and Aberdeen this
week. Mr.. Brown has some property
out on the tract and is trying to sell
out.
IF YOU SUFFER FROM HEAD
ACHES, GO AND SEE WHAT DIR.
SCARBOROUGH HAS TO SAY
ABOUT 1T, HE GIVES RESULTS
AFTER ALL OTHER METHODS
HAVE FAILED. HE WILL NOT
UNDERTAKE YOUR CASE UNLESS
HE is SURE HE CAN RELIEVE
THE TROUBLE. NO CHARGE IS
MADE FOR THE EXAMINATION.
AT THE COTTAGE HOTEL, BLACK
FOOT, MONDAY, JULY 6.-adv.
52B-2
Experienced woman cook wants
work, ranch or camp, phone 4S,
White Transfer. adv 52b-:;
Charlie Berg was up from Poca-
tello, Wednesday, and sold carload
Of water melons to local merchants.
The melons are from California.
Chris Rogers came down from
Mackay, Wednesday, ON his way to
Heise springs.
Hamilton and Stull Wright did
some cruising in the Lost river plains
last week and took up a fine tract
of dry farm land under the enlarged
homestead act. It is situated about
twelve miles west of the Big Butte
Rev. George Peacock is back from
the international conventions at
Chicago and Minneapolis, and is again
pursuing his work as Sunday school
organizer. He stopped a day or two
in Butte city on his way to Idaho,
and reports business conditions
good, but trouble in the unions.
Mrs. F. T. Dubois is back from
Washington for the summer.
See The Republican for those le-
gal blanks. They are carr led in stock.