The Idaho Republican., 1916-03-31

Toy garden sets, rubber balls. etc.
Racket store. adv.
Mrs D. G. Wakefield spent Sun
day In Blackfoot.
Get the habit; come in and look
around; Racket store. adv.
The Idaho Republican pays cash
for clean cotton rags adv.
Miss Nellie Curtis of Pocateilo
spent Thursday in Blackfoot.
Mrs. P. Farnan, OF Pocatello. was
a Blackfoot visitor Wednesday.
O. q. Fast, Of Idaho Falls, was in
town last week on business.
See our line of glassware for popu-
lar prices; Racket store. adv.
Howard Biethan made a business
trip up the Mackay branch last FRI
day.
T. Woodruff, of Pauline, was
business visitor in Blackfoot this
week.
G. A. Doschades, Dubois mer-
chant, was in. town last week on busi-
ness.
Latest hits in popular sheet music;
Racket store. adv.
e. o. Atwood, Of Boise, visited
with Mrs. J. A. Quillin and family
last weekend.
Andrew Baeckman, of Idaho Falls,
made short business trip to Black
foot last week.
C. B. Linburg. of the Big Lost
river country, made trip down to
J Pocatello this week.
Straw Hats, hat shapes, hat braids.
flowers, ribbons, etc.; Racket store.
adv.
J. J. Kicks, of Rexburg, with his
wife and child made a short visit
in Blackfoot last week.
r. l.. Archer and wife went to
Salt Lake City the middle of this
week for short visit.
Mrs. P, Brooks left Blackfoot,
Wednesday, for Butte, Montana,
where she will visit her sister.
Thomas Guilfoyle returned to Du-
bois last Thursday after attending
to some business in Blackfoot.
H. E. Perrenoud, r. ]. Hennsley
and c. D. Hennsley, all Of Rexburg,
were Blackfoot visitors last week.
w. A. Smith, of Pocatello, passed
thru Blackfoot, Tuesday, on his re-
turn from short trip to Idaho Falls.
Money to loan ON improved real
estate. Fire insurance. The Idaho
Irrigated Lands company, J. H.
Early. adv. If.
Mrs. Henry Dunn and Mrs. George
Dunn left Wednesday to attend the
funeral of their father in Logan,
Utah.
/. C. Packard, of Arco, visited a
few days last week with his daughter
Mrs. A. G.. Strachan and family in
Blackfoot.
Misses Laura Gaumer and Rhoda
Cooley, two Moreland school teachers
made short trip to Blackfoot, Tues
day of this week.
Mrs. T. J. Wedel and here sister,
Miss Unruh, Of Aberdeen, passed thru
Blackfoot, Saturday, on their way to
Salt Lake City for visit.
Marwine Ross, who recently
moved here from Walla Walla, left
Sunday to spend few days in Poca-
tello with her mother, who lives in
that city.
W., G. Parkinson, of Logan, came
to Blackfoot last week on business
and visited with his brother, F. CT
Parkinson. He returned home Thues-
day.
J H. Salmon, of Coleville, Utah,
stopped off at Blackfoot this week
on his return from business trip to
Rigby to visit with his old friends,
Mr.. Allgood and Mr.. Carruth.
D. M. Hunter and wife, of Challis,
went down to Pocatello for visit
last week. Mr.. Hunter said it was
quite change to come from dry
and dusty weather into our big snow
storm here.
Earl Miller, who has been attend
ing school at Salt Lake for the past
few months, returned home the lat
ter part of last week. Mr.. Miller
will rei rn to Salt Lake and resume :.
his work shortly.
Thomas Sumner, aged 81, died at
the county hospital last Saturday and
was buried Monday of this week.
His parents are both dead and he
is survived by two half brothers, liv-
ing one at Roberts, Idaho, and the
other in Washington state.
Miss Genevieve Pierce, a talented
violinist Of Pocatello, with the Misses