The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1916-06-16

or the new home of the Racket store
|, adv
Big display of plain gold-band ant
fancy pattern dishes; Racket store
adv
Corn at Blackfoot. Grain & Pro
duce company elevator, phone 2O4
adv. Act
DIR. V. C. White, veterinarian, resi-
dence phone 800, office phone 15
adv. 35tf
Pearl Quantrell, student at Row
land Hall, is now home for the sum
mer.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. c. Bever moved
this week to Lava Hot Springs tt
live.
Good assortment of candies at l.
cents a pound, always fresh, Racke
store. adv
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Bumgarner are
home after a very pleasant outing
at Arco.
Mrs. James Young visited hel
sister, Mrs. Jack Ryan, in Idaho Falls
last week.
Walker Rich is remodeling the cot
tage on the farm east of his fathers
residence.
Fred Cooper, who came here from
Logan last March, has leased the Ray
Taylor farm.
DR. E. C. Bernhisel, dentist, Stand
rod Bank building. Office phone 81
residence 3O7. adv. 41-13I
You will get big values for your
money at the chautauqua and at the
Racket store, adv
Mrs. Edward Neider is very i'll
She is suffering with the decaying Of
the bone in her leg.
Miss Hazel Hackman is home from
Ruth, Nevada, where she taught
school the past year.
Katie DeKay departed Monday
morning for Albion, where she will
attend summer school.
Mrs. E. A. Pearson and children
returned Saturday from visiting
trip to Mountain Home.
Miss Hattie Ramey is home for the
summer from Rigby, where she
taught school the past year.
Mrs. Hazel Heimermaster has been
visiting lately with her sister, Mrs
George Shumaker, at Arco.
Miss Bulah Bever, of Moore, Idaho
spent the weekend in Blackfoot, the
guest of Miss Vada Thompson.
Maries Espie and M. E. Para are
two Frenchmen, who are farming
Mr.. Tavy's place at Wapello.
Samuel Willeford has sold tlve
acres lying across the road from the
home of S. J. Rich for 5 900.
DR.. A. B. Richards leaves for Mac
kav. Monday, on a professional trip
He expects to be gone week.
Mrs. Lon Cone left for Chicago
Sunday morning, where she Will WISH
with her mother for six weeks.
N. A. Stone and Clyde Abbott will
attend the X. P. convention In Occur
d'Alene next week as delegates.
George 10y who lives out on route
four has five acres in Florida and is
planning to go there in the fall.
Miss E. B, Page left Saturday to
attend the summer school at the
technical institute in Pocatello.
Miss Edith Dolan went to Pocatel,
10. Sunday, to attend the summer
school at the technical institute.
Inspector Hawley, of the land de-
partment, with Offices in Salt Lake
was Blackfoot visitor this week
Mrs. R. G. Lauder is expected nome
from Salt Lake City, Tuesday. She
is visiting with her daughter, Mrs
Snow.
Frank DeKay, a university OF
Washington student, arrived home
Sunday and will spend the summer
here.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Abbott, of Har-
Ian, Iowa, came to Blackfoot, wed
nesday, to spend the summer VIII
their son,
T. H. Hodson and sons took Their
traction engine and blowing outn.
to their dry farm in the Big beno
last week. .,,.
Zelma Simmons left for Albion
Sunday, where she will attend school
for ten weeks, thus completing hel
years work.
Charles Harris and wife made
trip to St. Anthony in their car, Sun
day.' Mrs. Moore, his sister, accom-
panied them.
DR.. Won Harten returned from
Preston, yesterday, where he mas
been on professional trip for the
past week. s.,,
John Luginbuhl and family from
Salt Lake, have bought the Vincent
Ziegler farm west of Wapello and are
farming it.
r. e. Harris has traded his 40.
acre farm on route three for III
acres between Sterling and Aberdeen
paying the difference and Is moving
to the new home. A post office has
been established at the switch known
as Strang.
Sewing done by the day or piece
Miss Richie, 263 East Bridge street
Am out from a. m. to p. m
adv. 3St
Why buy eastern lard when you
can get best prices and quality al
the Idaho Meat Market: No. /, zoe;
No. 2, So; No. 5, 75c; No. 10, $3.50;
No. 20, $500; No. rs, $S.75; No
so. $500. adv. 47-2I