The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1916-11-17

Blackfoot visitor Tuesday.
Mrs. L. e. Dillingham;, of Mackay
who has been visiting in Pocatello
is the guest of Mrs. D'Orr Poynte
this week.
Ford Hassing is in Ogden, Utah
this week on business.
II it's hit in sheet music we hav
it; Racket store. adv
Fire Insurance; Beebe adv.12-5!
Mr.. and Mrs. Aldrich made a shor
visit in Pocatello, Saturday.
Miss Fox, of the Central school
spent Sunday with friends in Poca
tello.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. w. Wallace, from
Shelton, Nebraska, have been visiting
with Mrs. Ray and the e. T. Peel
family this week on their way tt
California.
Do your holiday shopping early;
Racket store. adv
Mrs. Charles Bonner, of More
formerly of Blackfoot, visited hel
relatives here Tuesday.
c. s. Beebe, attorney. adv.12-51
Joseph Anderson, who has spent
some time in Oakland, California
has returned to Blackfoot, and is
working with Paul Smith in the bar.
Der shop,
Gold fish two for 25c; Backe'
store. adv
Asa Lloyd was recently injured in
Los Angeles by plate of heavy glass
falling on his foot, but will recover
the use of the foot. His sister, Jes-
sic has gone to Los Angeles to at
tend him. Sam Lloyd, the father, is
planning to join his children there
soon.
Barley at Blackfoot Grain & Pro-
ouce company elevator, phone 204.
adv. 46tf
Get your dishes for Thanksgiving
day at the Racket store. W adv.
Paul H. Alfred, of Thomas, came
to Blackfoot, Wednesday, to ship off
to Boise the head of COW which he
had die of hydrophobia, supposedly.
He said the menace from infected
coyotes and dogs is increasingly
evident in the Thomas vicinity.
New supply of popular books at
soc each at the Racket store. ~ adv.
Attorney G. F. Hansbrough left
Thursday morning for Haley via Ar
co. He and Attorney w. ]. Lamme
planned to go thru by auto from
Arco.
Those having bills against the
Democratic Central committee will
please send same in at once. Chas. e.
Harris, chairman. adv.
1t is reported that E. w. Enlow
and Mis- Ray Waite went south to be
married.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. E. DeKay left
Saturday morning for Moscow, Idaho,
upon receipt of telegram saying
that their daughter, Katherine, had
become dangerously ill of typhoid
and pneumonia. After arriving they
returned word that Miss Katherine's
is very critical. Mrs. De-
Kay will remain until her daughter
is we'll enough to be brought home.
The weak points of other ranges
are the rust points. To make the
better than any other
range in the world, these weak points
are clad with copper-that's what
SCopper- Clad means. Bergman
v adv.
Mrs. John Ostrom, of May, Idaho,
wife of the Mr.. Ostrom who is Joint
owner of the Consumers Wholesale
grocery of this city, passed thru
Blackfoot the first of this week on
her way to Salt Lake City, where
they make their home.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. T. Springer made
q tTin RI nd ln
of this week. Mr.. Springer has a
large amount of electrical work in
progress in those places.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. c. Blackburn. of
spent few days in Black
foot this week on business. Mr..
Blackburn is engaged in weighing
beets at the Rockford beet dump,
and said that the beets are coming
in plentifully, and good many of
them that were thought frozen. They
are loading, he said, five cars day.
DR.. Bernhisel, the dentist, is back
from Salt Lake City, where he spent
a few days talking it over with his
friends about how Utah went Demo-
cratic. He has arranged with his
brother, ] M. Bernhisel. to come to
Blackfoot a little later and be as
ISOLATED with him in dentistry. They
have engaged offices in the new Ec-
cles building and will put in a fine
George L. Stone is in Salt Lake
City this week on business.
r. G. Fleming, discoverer of the
Fleming Egg Preserver, is in Chicago,
called there on business. He has
ueen offered sa,e to a Canadian
firm.
John R. Rogers was down this
week from his ranch on Lost river.
George NJ c. Shelman and wife
were in from Springfield, Tuesday,
doing some shopping. They have
sold out their property at Springfield
and are leaving this week for Red
Bluff, California, to make their home.
H. Warren Kent came down from
his dry farm near Arco the last of
the week and will spend the winter
here.
H. A. Mowrey writes from his new
home at Caldwell and expresses his
interest in Blackfoot and our paper.