The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1915-12-24

H. D. MacCosham and wife leav
today for Portland for a two week
rest and visit.
Mrs. George Walburn found
handbag Tuesday and has it at tn
rooming house.
G. Hogan went to Bancroft. Wed
nesday, to spend the holidays.
See Barker for signs and all kind
Of decorating. 5l-tf adv
A Mr.. Volt and wife, of FIT. Wayne
Indiana, visited Mrs. Volts cousin
w. w, Kinney, part of this week
Mr.. and Mrs. Volt have been tourin;
the coast and took in both, exposi
tions.
U. S. Elmer, representing the de
partment of agriculture in Idaho tt
teach people how to use poison t.
destroy predatory animals, was ii
town Monday He says the use o.
strychnine to kill rabbits Is eminent
ly safe and successful if used &C
cording to their directions, and thai
the loss of farm animals from tina
cause is not possible if handled right
S. D. Kendall, of Basalt, has pur.
chased the Red Barn from w. l.
Hawley and took possession the tenth
of December.
John Kent went to Logan, Tues
day, to attend to closing up the estate
of his father, who died year ago
About Is carloads of sugar beets
come in daily from the Aberdeen
branch. They are beets that have
been piled on the ground at the sta
lions waiting for room at the fac
tory.
Candles in the windows tonight.
Money to loan on improved real
estate. Fire insurance. The Idaho
Irrigated Lands company, J. H. Early
adv. 1itf
Hans Kettleson left for Butte We'd
nesday night, expecting to be gone
for the winter.
Mrs. M M. Sweet is in town from
Challis.
Elmer Reese, of Goldburg, was in
town Thursday.
C. e. Crawford and family came
down from Dell, Montana, this week
and expect to make their home here.
They bought the John cotton farm
last fall.
Henry Chandler and wife came in
from Springfi,e ld, Tuesday, in their
car to do some shopping.
Special value in fancy china; Rae
ket store. adv.
Painting and paper hanging done
by F. c. Barker, II South Main
street. adv II,
c. F. Smith and wife left on the
southbound train Wednesday morn
ing.
25 per cent discount from the reg
ular prices on all laundry brought
in. Fl. F. Hoffman Tailoring COM
pany, Bridge street, phone 249.
adv. 22-2
James L. McMurrin died at Salt
Lake City recently. He was for some
a member of the clerical
force at the Blackfoot land office and
had many friends here.
Bert Wilson was up from Twin
Falls the first of the week visiting
with the folks at Riverside.
H. W. Kiefer was down from Idaho
Falls, Saturday.
Joseph H. Peterson. the attorney
general, and George r. Barker, Sec
rotary of state, we're in Blackfoot,
Friday afternoon and Saturday morn
ing.
Arthur Broadhead, of Thomas, has
been busying himself lately building
an addition to his house and install
ing a bath and some other modern
things.
Large assortment popular priced
jewelry;; Racket store. II adv,
A. o. Allen, who moved to Tren-
ton, Idaho, two years ago, is moving
back to Blackfoot.
Ray Silver and his sister, Miss
Silver have gone to Sutton,
for a VISIT.
All kinds painting, first-class work,
reasonable, r. A. Boice, Blackfoot.
p -" adv. 21-3
I. N. Meyer was zip from Sterling
last Saturday.
r. w. Ferris was down from Arco,
on his way to Haley.
Mrs. J. C. Collins, formerly Miss
Ada Sill writes from her home in
that she found much de-
light in reading our Agricultural Edi-