The Idaho Republican., 1916-12-01

bile and ordnance improvements.
The corners in a Copper-Clad fire
box are rounded. The fuel burns
evenly and all over alike. This means
fuel saving and perfect baking. Ber-
ryman Hardware. adv.
Notary public at the Standrod
bank. adv. tt
F. C. Saunders, of the Builders
Supply company, whose headquarters
are in Pocatello, was in Blackfoot,
Monday, making arrangements to
ship In the glass windows and plate
for the hotel and buildings now near
ing completion under the direction
of Dahle & Eccles.
Big values at 1Oc Saturday; Rae
ket store. adv.
Spencer Eccles spent the weekend
in Salt Lake City, returning Monday
morning. He met his brother, Ma
rion, by arrangement, and made the
trip mostly Of business nature, in
connection with the work here.
Shop early while assortment is
complete; Racket store. adv.
The pouch feed on a Copper-Clad
is big, long and roomy, and slopes so
that the coal feeds itself. No punch
ing, no jabbing to make the coal go
down. Bergman Hardware. adv.
Clyde Newcomb, who was employed
in Murphey's cigar store, was operat-
ed on last week for APPENDICITIS at
Salt Lake hospital. Latest news
from him states that he is improving,
and intends to be back in Blackfoot
before many weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chase Clark passed
thru blackfoot the latter part of last
week on their way home to Mackay.
Lieutenant Clark has been with the
Idaho national guard boys at No
gales.
Don Geyer left Monday for Sterling
where he is to engage in the garage
business.
The Copper-Clad shifting reservoir
pleases everybody. II you want hot
warm water at any time-hot water
when you want it. Bergman hard
ware. adv. |
George, Frank and Joseph Smith,
of Shelley, were in town Tuesday of |
this week to adjust their homestead
filings so as to make their locations |
of more advantage severally.
For all those small items go to- the
Racket store. s$ ;Jady. I
A. B. Goff, a lawyer Of MONTPELIER,
visited in Blackfoot with Charles E.
Harris and DR.. Poynter, Saturday.
]. w. Hyde, who lives near the
lavas north of Blackfoot, arrived in
town Tuesday, just when the coal
shortage was pinching, to bargain for
the sale of some loads of red cedar
he has at hand on his farm. He was
made known to persons
looking for fuel.
John CASTOR, of the Bon Ton soda
fountain, plans to go to Salt Lake
City Next week to take charge of
one of the Schramm-Johnson soda
Blackfoot is the first
town in all his travels over the con-
tinent that has held him long enough T
for him to get vote, and he leaves
without denying that he may possibly
be back on the job again before very
long.
Hear Willard Andelin as "Mephis-
20" in Faust" in complete contume
ind makeup, in a number of scenes
rom that opera. High school, De-
'ember Z. adv.
Miss Edna Gillespie, of Hayes Gift
'hop, was suddenly attacked with ap-
,endicitis Friday evening. An i'm
Mediate operation was necessary and
vas performed by DR.. Patrie and DR..
Beck at the Blackfoot hospital, Sat-
lrday. She Is recovering very nicely. (
Latest word from Mrs. w. A. Lee,
rom Salt Lake City, informs us that |
Mr.. Lee is easier. and that his re-
'overy is confidently expected. Dur '
ng the latter part of the week, after
lis operation. Mr.. Lee was in a very
'ritical condition. ii
The oven door of the Copper-C Clad
ange is weighted so that the door {
loses softly, gently, without jar.
Almost lifts itself. No ugly latches !
II catches to catch dirt. Bergman s
Hardware. adv. 6
You will miss a rare treat il you t
re not at the high school. Decem- t
Ter 7. Grand opera concert; a pro-
ram to suit you-classic, popular,
amiliar and humorous. General ad-
aission soc, Reserve seats 75c. adv.
Mrs. A. D. Quantrell is in Salt
AXE City visiting her daughter, G
'earl, who is senior student at g
tolland Hall. Mrs. Qauntrell left G
,lackfoot Wednesday morning. +
Mrs. F. T. Dubois was taken SER
ously i'll last week with an attack t
4 appendicitis, but it now very much \
DR.. Patrie was the at 2
ending physician. I