The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1916-09-29

LOCAL NEWS


Notary public at the Standrod
bank. adv. II
To get a medium-priced range with
out fault, buy Coles Down Draft
range. They are made by experts.
| adv.
Miss Phyllis Hoover, who has been
society editor for The Idaho Repub-
lican during the summer months,
left this week for Washington, d. G.
where she will attend the Columbia
kindergarten school. This school Is
in the principal residence section OF
the capital and takes in only 10 resi-
dent pupils each year for training,
which they receive in actual practice,
having classes of children to handle.
Miss Hoover will spend her week
ends with relatives of her father,
DR. C. A. Hoover, who lived in Wash
ington, and the year promises to be
very profitable for her.
Mike Bischor for painting and
tinting. Phone $50! adv. 4Otf.
The Idaho Republican is on sale
at Hayes Gift shop, Main street. adv.
DR.. ". C. White, veterinarian, resi-
dence phone $50, office phone 10.
adv. 35tf.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Gibbs are back
from Mackay, where they have made
q visit.
Miss Florence Turner, who came
to, Blackfoot last week to establish
a class of piano pupils, has been
meeting the people interested in
music and making friends. She has
secured seven pupils at the outset,
which shows the material Is plentl-
full here for the music crop.
Large metal framed mirror free
with one pound of Grand Union Bak-
ing powder at SO cent; Racket store.
| adv.
Messrs. Marlowe, Avery and Low
rev. teachers at the high school,
went to Fort Hall, Saturday, with
Merlin Thomaseby automobile to wit
ness the ceremonies and games at the
post on ration day.
When you want any kind OF piece
goods think of Biethan's. adv.
Miss Hubbell, Miss Turner and
Miss Noel took horses from the
livery barn and secured the sur
rounding country Saturday afternoon
returning in the evening better &C
uuainted with the strange land OF
their adoption and much refreshed
with the outdoor exercise.
Will place men Monday, October 2,
Barley at Blackfoot Grain & Pro-
duce company elevator, phone 2o4:
- adv. 46tf
Why not make your farm loans
with an Idaho institution? Idaho
State Life handles them with dispatch
and always has money on hand. TT
at 2 o'clock p. m. Campaign Will
start Tuesday, October 3, at Z a. m.
Utah-Idaho Sugar factory. adv.
Principal Eichleberger, OF the hlgn
school, went to Pocatello, Sunday,
to meet Mrs Eichleberger and the
two children and bring them up Mon
| day morning to their new home.
They will live on Shilling avenue
next the Episcopal church. ,
You can get popular hits in sheet
music at the Racket store. adv.
The K. P.'s held meeting Tues
day evening at which they Initiated
six new members. Six more are on
the waiting list. The lodge has made
fair start on a most SUCCESSFUL
year.
Mr.. POINTER, F. e. DeKay, Charles
E Harris, William Dye, w. A. BeaK-
ley L. M. Caps, Mr.. Halverson and
John Bitton, good Democrats all
went down the Aberdeen brancn'
Monday evening to organize new
precinct at Aberdeen. They enjoyed
the trip in itself very much, some OF
the gentlemen having their first look
at the coming country down that
way.
Bargains for you on our 5, 10 and
Is cent counters; Racket store. adv.
Mrs. H. A. Williams arrived in
Blackfoot, Saturday, from Lima,
Montana, to visit her mother, Mrs.
ID. w Mcmillan, for few days.
Idaho State Life of Boise is always
ready to handle good improved farm
loans at s per cent and charges NO
commissions. Quick service. Hl
R. B. Sage and family spent rev
DAYS in Blackfoot last week visiting
at the home of Mrs. Sage's parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. D. w. Mcmillan.
1t will pay you to visit the Rae
bot store adv.
DR.. Mcmillan and N. P. Henney
were down from Shelley, Monday, on
business
Will place men Monday, October 2,
at 2 o'clock p. m. Campaign will
start Tuesday, October 8, at a. m.
Utah-Idaho Sugar factory. adv.
A. H. Simmons made trip to his
ranch at Island park over the week
end to see that everything was go
ing we'll. 1t was the first time he
had been able to visit the place since
early summer
See window display for bargains
on fowls; Racket store. adv.
Mrs. J. D. Kent was made happy
on the occasion of her fiftieth birth
day by the unexpected arrival of her
three brothers and four sisters to do
her honor at big birthday dinner.
There were Mrs. Liza Brim, Mrs.
Effie Johnson, Mrs. Mary Evans and
Mrs. Addie Penrose, Nathan Coffin,
Barney Coffin and Henry Coffin. The
impromptu reunion was great sue
ness and will be remembered CRATE
fully by each participant.