The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1916-10-27

Mrs. Glenn returned the first of
the week from Occur d'Alene, where
she attended the state meeting of the
nebekahs as delegate from the
Blackfoot chapter.
Miss Erma Albertson spent Sun
day with her parents in Blackfoot,
on ner way to attend the teachers
institute in Pocatello this week.
G. w. Granville, former owner of
the Granville Studio at Blackfoot, has
been visiting a few days in Black
foot.
The Odd Fellows and Rebekahs
gave reception Hallowe' en- party in
their hall, Thursday evening, at
which there were interesting talks
and social games.
Nils Anderson, prosperous farm
er from Alberta province. Canada,
visited his daughter, Mrs. Roy Fettis,
in Blackfoot this week.
We are informed that J. w. Ezell
is candidate for justice of the peace
in Blackfoot on the Democratic
ticket.
E. S, Schaniel, from Denver, has
recently come to Blackfoot to assume
a position with the Idaho Lumber
company. He is boarding at the
Campbell house on North Main.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Spalding and
small daughter, left Blackfoot,
Thursday, for their home in Chicago,
after spending the latter part of the
summer in Blackloot. They have
made it a practice to come to Black
foot for month every year and are
seriously thinking of making their
home here.
The Misses Suzie and Elva Cher
rington. Delphia Montgomery, Doris
Montgomery and Grace Holt, with
Mr.. Holt and party to attend the
w. c. T. U. oratorical contest. Miss
Montgomery was contestant for the
medal and made an excellent show
ing.
Harry Weigel, his mother and
brother, Jesse, and Miss Pearl Cher
rington, returned Sunday from ten
day trip to Ogden, Utah, in Mr..
Weigel's car. They visited with Mr..
Weigel's daughter while there.
The Copper-Clad leads them all;
rust proof copper inner wall. Berry
mans Hardware. adv.
Mr.. and Mrs. O. P. skaggs, from
Lawton, Oklahoma, have come to
Blackfoot to make their home. Mr..
Skaggs will be associated with his
father, S. M. Skaggs, in their new
enlarged store on West Bridge street.
Miss Eulalie Page and Louis Tyg-
ert, of Sterling, were married in Po-
catello, Wednesday, the twentyfifth,
and will make their home at Ster-
ling. Mr.. Tygert is a prominent
young rancher and Miss Page is
teaching at Sterling.
w. w. Kinney was laid up for
few days the first of the week with
a sprained hip, which he received
from fall Sunday.
Sam Oliver and family and Miss
Larson, from Pocatello, spent Sunday
with the Earnest Pearson family.
Big assortment of post cards, 1c
each; Racket store. H. ' adv.
Earnest Pearson and wife motored
to Pocatello, Wednesday,, with party
to attend the w. c.. T. U. speaking
contest, in which their daughter,
Miriam, participated.
The ladies of the Methodist church
will give a department bazaar and
cafeteria dinner on the afternoon and
evening of Saturday, November 4, at
the v. l. S. rooms. Christmas pres
ents of all kinds and prices. Come
one. come all. adv.
What you want i'm a justice of the
supreme court is man of legal train
ing and ability, and one that no pow
er ON earth can turn from what he
believes is right. Ask any man who
knows MIR. Rice if he is not that kind
of a man. Advertisement 1872
A vote for John G. Rice as justice
of the supreme court is a vote for
efficiency and high legal
standards i'm the highest court i'm the
state. Advertisement. 1872 !
John G. Rice was born ON a farm
i'm Illinois; he took his degree at
Cornell; he is the leading attorney
in Canyon county and is one of the
best i'm the state, he is fitted by train
ing and temperament for the office of
Justice of the supreme court.
Advertisement 1872 |
DIR. SCARBOROUGH. THE EYE
WILL MAKE HIS
PROFESSIONAL VISIT
TO BLACKFOOT, TUESDAY, NO
VEMBER z, AT THE COTTAGE
HOTEL. adv. 1872