The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1915-08-27

ward Mckenna.
/ DING to have some painting anc
Iunting done? Ring Mike Bischoff
hone 560J. adv. 40tf
| Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Lowe were
up from Aberdeen the first of the
week.
1 Mrs. v. c. White returned Tuesday
from visit at Heise,
Netary public at the standrot
ant adv. If
Sydney Willeford is here from
Stansbury, Missouri, visiting his bro
ther Samuel Willeford.
Dr. Charles Mackay, dentist, at DR.,
DippePs office adv. 5tf.
G. L. Meyers and family have just
returned from a trip to Yellowstone
park.
The Gem State laundry has some
thing in this issue about rough dry
family washing. adv. 5tf.
Mrs. A. D. Streeter was, in town
from Mackay and went home We'd
nesday.
E. NJ. Hubbell has bought a Dodge
car of the Red Cross garage.
|, Read our announcement in this is
Tae about the rough dry family wash
ing department Gem NState laundry.
Phone 1913. adv. 5tf.
Mrs. R. d. Vandervort is in the
General hospital at Idaho Falls where
she was operated on Wednesday.
School supplies Of all kinds. Rack
ct Store. ADV. 6-1
Robert Osborn is working in the
Standrod bank.
David Neelan has accepted a clerk
ship in the Standrod bank.
! Saturday SPECIAL, big assortment Of
Is, 20 and rs cents values, each 10
cents. sef window display. Racket
Store.-Adv. 6-1
DR.. Mote was taken to Salt Lake
City the last of the week for an oper-
alton for tuberculosis of the bone of
one of his limbs.
C. G. Keller, a former resident of
Blackfoot but now of Idaho Falls, was
a Blackfoot visitor the last of the
week. Mr.. Keller is living in Idaho
Falls and is engaged in collecting
debts, work in which he is very
successful. Mr.. Keller is one of those
men who succeeds at whatever he I'M
dertakes.
Candy and,salted peanuts, Is cents
per pound Racket Store. Adv. 6-l
Mrs. Eva B. Smith and daughter.
Marguerite, of American Falls, are
visiting the exposition.
The place for gold bands and plain
white dishes, Racket Store. ADV. g.
Don't foYget to see our windows for
our big Saturday special Racket
Store.-Ahv. 81
Prof. V, r. Robson and wife re-
turned from Boise Friday morning.
They are the proud parents of a baby
girl three weeks old Mr. Robson
savs T. is much hotter in Boise than
here. The farmers and orchardists
are lacking water and suffering mu"h
more damage than in our Blackfoot
country.
The kindI of school supplies the
like Racket store.-Adv,
81
Ralph Osborne, superintendent,
and F. M. Leland. manager of the
Empire mine at Mackay, came down
to Blackfoot Saturday afternoon in
Mr.. Osborne's car. Mr.. Leland went
to Salt Lake City and Mr.. Osborne
spent Sunday at the parental home
and returned Monday. They report
x. ,7u,b list and ruts on the desert.
Adv. 6-1
Mr.. and Mrs. L. c. lockwood en-
tertained che evening recently in hon
or of Miss Elisa Vo'kmann, of Fessen-
den S. D.. who is visiting with them.
Wrs ]. H. Early presided at the
punch bowl and prizes we're won by
Thomas Baumgarner and Miss Gene
We've Millick.
Mrs. George King and daughter,
Hattie and son, Lester. of Salt Lake
City, left Wednesday for their home
after a weeks visit with Mr.. King,
who is in the employ of the Short
Line. While here they had delight
ful visit and Mrs. King had visit
with hei uncle, Chris Nygard, whom
rhe had rot seen for many years. "
Mrs Eloda Long, of Arco, has been
visiting friends in Blackfoot part of
the week.
William Boone came down from
Monday ON his way to Idaho
Falls. He was accompanying his
nephew and niece, Arthur and Bertha