The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1916-08-18

! Secretary of state, Republican pri-
mary ticket, vote for Chancey Wal
lace. adv. 5-3p
( Alladine, the best kerosene lamp
in the world. Agency next door to
land office. adv. sap
Mrs. ]. B. Brokaw and her guest,
Mrs. s. M. Osmun. made a trip to
Pocatello, Wednesday.
E. T. Peck made the trip with
Sheriff Simmons and Mr.. Adair to
Presto over the weekend.
Miss Sprague visited Blackfoot,
Wednesday, as agent of st. Mar
garet's girls school, of Boise.
A complete line Of mems dress
shoes have just been put in by the
Hoffman Tailoring company. adv9-3
For Cosy Nook honey in 5 and 10
pound pals, also 5 gallon cans, ap-
ply to ]. H. Stoneman, box 264,
Blackfoot. adv. 5tf.
= Mr.. and Mrs. C. w. Chapman and
small children and ID. L. Chapman,
of Sclt Lake, are guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. w. B. Mccartney.
F. T. Halverson and family return
ed Wednesday from a visit with
friends and relatives at Ogden They
made the trip in their car.
: Lewis Holm and Professor Melton
of Arco were in town Wednesday on
their way to Rigby. Professor and
Mrs. Melton will teach in the Rigby
schools the coming year,
rRharn will no M service at ST.
Paul's Episcopal church until fur
Their notice, in consequence of the
rector's taking up his duties in Sal
NOR City.
Valentine Van Bramer was up
from Burley the first of the week
where he is in business with Philip
Wolf. Mr.. Van Bramer reports that
business is good and he is enjoying
the work. Mrs. Van Bramer is still
at Blackfoot, but he is planning to
move the home to Burley.
w, G. Sollenberger was called to
Gettysburg, Ohio, Saturday, by the
serious illness of his mother. The
length of his stay will be determined
by her condition.
A. H. Manning, who lives out east
of Firth on a dry farm, came down
to Blackfoot, Wednesday, on land
business. He said all the farmers in
his vicinity have grown remarkable
crops for such a dry year.
The cake sale held last Saturday
by the Philathea class of the Baptist
church was a success The young
ladies' more than realized enough to
cover their immediate needs and wish
to thank their many patrons.
Mrs. Mabel Louise Young revisit
ed Blackfoot this week, after a trip
up to St. Anthony and thru the yell
lowstone park. Mrs. Young is from
Kansas, but is falling in love with
Idaho, nevertheless.
C. A. Davis and wife, of Upton,
Missouri, are on their way out to
Idaho to visit their son, Orval Davis,
at Blackfoot. They are travelling in
an auto and are due here in a few
days.
e. F Curtis and w. H. Smith came
in from Little Lost river last week
bringing with the mthe pacing stall
lion Bingham and the standard bred
trotting mare. Princess, belonging to
James Walker and Edward Stephen
son, of Bernice. The animals will
be put in training here.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. R. Thomas and
family motored to Utah last week.
They met their son, Willis, who has
been on a two-year mission in Great
Britain, at Provo. They went to Salt
Lake, Thursday, and returned home
Sunday, bringing Willis with them.
Captain Cleveland Gee, who grad
uated from West Point in the class
of 1909, has been ordered to West
Point as an instructor of mathema-
tics. He is a brother of DR.. D. K.
Gee, formerly of Blackfoot.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. II. Richards and
daughter, Maisie, spent the first OF
the week visiting friends in Black
foot and were the house guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. John G. Brown. They
have been spending several weeks
in the east and aye now or their way
home, which is in Portland.