The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1916-11-03
LOCAL NEWS

lectures and especially of Miss Der
nice McCoy's talk on needed legisla.
ton in Idaho.
Mike Bischoir for painting and
tinting. Phone $780,. adv. 4Otf
Miss Whilden Kinney has temper
airy charge of the new second grade
class in the converted gymnasium
building at the Central school, until
the new teacher shall arrive.
See our big line of baskets; Rae
ket store. adv.
Frenchy and George Kaberline
have dissolved their partnership, aft
er q little trouble. George has not
yet decided what he will go into.
+. A. Dahle and M. s. Eccles, of
Dahle & Eccles, were Blackfoot visit
ors the first of the week.
The ladies of the Baptist church
will hold Christmas bazaar and sup
per, Saturday, December 2. adv.
c. P. Button, editor of the Dubois
Enterprise, and u. s. land commits
sioner for his district, spent Monday
in Blackfoot, going over some land
matters at the local land office.
Mr.. Summercorn, of Springfield,
came up to Blackfoot, Monday, on
business and visited with his daught-
err, Miss Jennie Summercorn, who is
attending the high school.
DR.. V. C. White, veterinarian, resi-
dence phone $50, office phone Is.
adv. 35tf.
Get your dishes and glassware at
the Racket store. adv.
T. J. Bennett, Democratic candi-
date for state senator, put in We'd
nesday in Blackfoot, after the politi-
cal meeting at Riverside, Tuesday
evening, at which he and B. Harvey
Alfred were principal speakers.
Mrs. e. Schaettle and Miss Clara
James came to Blackfoot, Tuesday,
on their way to Walla Walla, Wash
ington. They have dry farm home
stead on the desert, and are now
taking the five months furlough al
lowed to settlers who are proving up
on land.
Notary public at the Standrod
bank. adv. tt
Fresh candy zoe per pound; Rae
het store. adv.
Mrs. ]. E. schaettle visited her
father, G. w. Logan, in Blackfoot,
Tuesday, of this week.
A. Wittig, drug clerk for the Dus-
tin pharmacy, and his family left
for a visit home in Texas,
to be gone for two weeks.
Miss Dorothy Holt spent Sunday in
Idaho Falls.
Fire Insurance; Beebe adv.12-52
Jap Toner, editor of The Aberdeen |
Times, was in town Monday.
Senator Ravenal Macbeth. of Mac
kay, made a trip thru Blackfoot,
Monday, passing on to Pocatello.
The Racket store has been receiv-
ng large shipments of holiday goods
he last few weeks. adv. |
c. s. Beebe, attorney. adv.12-52
A number of representative stock
men of the Lost river territory and
central Idaho, came down Monday
% attend the cattlemen's convention
n Pocatello. Among them were OF
20 Fletcher, Tom Chiver, J. w.
WEIGH, Pat Lynch, George Walker,
Frank Taylor, Clay Vance, president
If the organization, AL West and
wife, Mr.. Streeter, Mr.. Clark.
Mrs. Creecey, formerly joint prop
itress of the Commercial hotel, was
n Blackfoot, Monday, to arrange for
o the new proprietor, Mr.. Ziegler.
'he left for Portland, Oregon.
Barley at Blackfoot Grain & Pro-
luce company elevator, phone 204.
adv. 46tf
Get the habit, come in and look
Racket store. " adv.
L. r. Aldrich is painfully disabled
With a wrenched ankle, received in
game of volley ball Monday even
ng. Mr.. Aldrich will be forced to
lse crutches, it is feared, for some
ime
Clarence Bottolfsen, editor of The
Arco Advertiser, spent Tuesday in
'lackfoot.
]. B. Hunter, of Chilly, Mr.. King,
f Moore, and ]. w. Swaeger, of Lost
liver, were seen in Blackfoot, Tues
ay, on their way to the cattlemen's
at Pocatello this week.
L. G.. Wells and family visited
r1ends at Moreland, G. G. Thompkins
nd family, on Sunday Il
See our 5, 10 and 15 cent counters
or big values in tin ware; Racket
tore. W adv.
Mrs. J. F. Christian was in from ,
lay last week attending the teach !
rs institute at Pocatello. She was :
ormerly resident Of Blackfoot, but
ad not been here for five years.
Charlie Dyer was down from Mac
ay the last of the week in company
nth a Mr.. Mccoy, who shipped a
ar load Of hogs. Mr.. Dyer was the s
inner of the silver cup in the Lost ;
liver valley in 1904 for raising the !
weetest sugar beets. Il
w. G. Thompson and G.. L. Braley 9
lotored to Pocatello, Tuesday even !;
lg, for a short business trip. :
Miss Imogene Collier is visiting at
he home Of DR.. Simmons, while en- I
quite to Tacoma, Washington, where :
he is to spend the winter.
Big line of popular priced jeWelry; +
.acket store. " adv.
Florence Dore entertained num-.
er of her friends at a slumber party
tuesday, evening at her home. The
lumberers belong to an organiza-
on called the "Pollyanna" club,