The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1916-12-08

A. J. Schreck, from Aberdeen, is
now in Blackfoot and may go east
before returning home TO his ranch.
]. A. Welson and family will move
to the Stromquist home in west
Blackfoot soon. Mr.. Stromquist ex-
poets to accept call to Colorado the
first of the year.
Fresh candy and sailed peanuts,
zoe pound; Racket store, adv
You will appreciate the malleable
iron back fiue on the !Copper-Clad
range. 1t saves q new range every
ten years. The Copper-Clad is the
only range that has it.. The sheet
iron back nue ON other malleable
ranges rust out. Bergman Hard
ware. adv.
John Quinn, a potato man OF Min
neapolis, Minnesota, is spending some
time In Blackfoot watching the po-
tato situation develop.
Mrs. Bever, Of the Moore hotel,
came down to Blackfoot the first Of
the week and went on to Denver,
Colorado. ~ o. -, - ~
Christmas post cards, one cent
each; Racket store. l.
Chase Clark, OF Mackay;,> and Mr..
Darlington, of the same town, are
in Blackfoot fighting law case OF
which Mr.. Darlington is a principal.
j. H. Green, J. H. Dicas, Alex. Bur-
nette, D. W.sHooper and D. Arch,
bold, all of Mackay, are here as, witt
nesses in the case. >~+ - : = +
-Ravenal Macbeth. was IN Blaekfoot,
Saturday, and continued. on. to Poca7
tello. .-, ~ .....; d" -,
All the doors of Copper-Clad
range have double panels, or two
walls with air space between to hold
heat. This means perfect baking and
saves fuel. The Copper-Clad is the
only range in the world that has
double panels in all doors. Berry,
man Hardware. adv
Ralph Volpert took a position as
truck driver for the Gem State Lum-
Der company and went Gown to Poca-
tello, Monday, to bring up the motor
truck.
Say kids, don't forget to see the
show at the Orpheum theatre, Satur-
day afternoon, December 16. Tickets
free at the Racket store.D adv.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. B. Dustin spent
Thanksgiving with Mrs. Dustin's re-
latives in Pocatello, the Whittlesees.
The Misses Gertrude and Whilden
Kinney spent Thanksgiving with
their parents and family at Pocatello.
They drove down with Mr. and Mrs.
Dustin Wakefield. Mrs. Wakefield
was formerly Miss Bibiana Kinney. i
w. L. Parker, Garrett Parker and
their mother left Saturday morning
for Huntsville. Alabama, where they
will make their home.
at the racket store. adv.J
Archdeacon Stuy, of Pocatello, was
the guest of Rev. George, Saturday.
Hugh MCGUIRE, now druggist OF
Jerome, Idaho, spent Thanksgiving
in Blackfoot.
Mrs. Santa said: "Now don't you
forget to stop at Hayes Saturday and
spend a quarter so / can have one
vi those white narcissus bulbs. adv.
Free show to children at the Or
pheum theatre, Saturday afternoon,
December l6. Ask us for tickets,
they are free. Racket store. adv.
Mrs. =, Biethan's paper on the,
School, Church and Movies" given
before the Current Event club, Mon |
day afternoon was received with |
much interest and followed by an en-
thusiastic discussion.
L. A. Chapman was one of three
delegates from the Pocatello district
of the Mountain States Telephone &
company iii Idaho, to big
.ofsemployees of the COM
pany at Salt Lake City, held in the
old Independent Telephone company
building from Sunday to Wednesday
last week. ~ e.-