The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1915-10-22

B. c. Medill, of the Rock Springs
Coal company, and Fred Mills, COM
mission man of the same place, were
in town Thursday doing some bust
ness with Bond brothers.
Fred Morse. commission man Of
Mackay, was in town this week buy
ing produce for the mines of Custer
county.
Charlie SEVERN, former resident
of Moreland, who returned to Nebras-
ka to live last winter on account of
Mrs Severin's suffering from the al
titude, is here this week for the pur-
pose of selling his farm. Mrs. Sever
in and the daughter both suffered
from heart troubled here and got over
it as soon as they went to Nebraska.
Mrs. Will SEVERN, who suffered the
same way here, was not relieved by
the same change and wants to come
back.
Special Saturday, ten-quart water
pals, 33c; Racket store.
Dave Burrel passed through Black
foot Tuesday, and said that Ameri
can Falls is one great wheat empor-
ium, and that other places along the
line constituting loading stations for
the Power City are stacked with
wheat. That the whole country seems
Smelling into wheat, and the happy
part of the story is that 1t is the
4 high quality that millers want.
Halloween goods; Racket store.
adv.
Mrs. Eva Bergman. & poca,e,,o.
visited with her mother Mrs. Skousen
the first of the week and returned
home Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs. Walter Hoge and daughter,
Rhoda, came over from Montpelier
Tuesday to visit with the family of
Dr. w. S. Hoge.
Get one of those aluminium percola-
tors that Kinney & company are CIV
ing away adv. 14-2
w. T. Ward and R. NJ Gibson
spent Wednesday at Arco fishing and
brought home 60 of the speckled
beauties
Fresh candy and sailed peanuts,
15c pound; Racket store n adv.
Mrs ]. S. Wright went to Boise,
"Wednesday night to join her hus-
band. who Is in the government en-
gineering service and has been doing
field work all summer. He is to be
in the office for while and Mrs.
Wright will remain in Boise until his
next assignment. She is the daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. O.. F. Smith.
Get your gold fish now at Racket
store. adv
Mr.. and Mrs. Cushman and son,
Ralph, came in from Sprinfield, We'd
nesday, on their way to Pocatello,
where Master Ralph will undergo a
surgical operation.
Ask to see those percolators at
Kinney & company. adv. 1872
! Mrs. l.. M. Hopson, of Pocatello,
visited with the family of J. W. Ezell
the first of the week and went home
Wednesday.
Big line Of plain and fancy dishes:
Racket store. adv.
Mrs. Emery kaRocque, of Mackay,
has been visiting the past week with
her mother-in-law, Mrs. Martha La
ROGUE, at Riverside.
Mr.. Vanderwood returned home
from Malad, Thursday, where he has
been spending his vacation.
Thomas Coffin, of Arimo, was in
Blackfoot, Wednesday, on his way
home from Mackay.
H. w. Curtis came down from his
dry farm at Dubois, Wednesday after
noon.
Watch our windows for bargains:
Racket store. adv.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. NJ. Harvey, of
Weiser, are visiting at the home of
Mrs. Harvey's brother, DR.. F.. w.
Mitchell. Mr.. Harvey went to Idaho
Falls, Monday to attend the I. o. O..
IF. convention.
]. R. Cushman was in from Spring
field last week.
I Ask to see the enamel steamers
given free with one pound of Grand
Union Baking powder; Racket store.
adv.
GAL TWENTY-FIVE $3.50. ...... ........
A big ten-pound boy arrived at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Ray Pepper
Hast Wednesday, October 20.
| Mise Matte Waters was visitor at