The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1916-05-12

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Paint, paper and signs, ]. H. Ash,
er, phone 404. 43-2-adv
/ Donald Robert Good has taken q
position at Bills garage.
| Mike Bischon for painting and
tinting. Phone 36Ua adv. 40tf.
/ Judge Anderson made business
trip to American Falls, Tuesday.
Paper hanging, tinting and floor
work. John Thompson, phone 2O2w
adv. 35tf.
DIR. v. C. White, veterinarian, resi-
dence phone 800, office phone 10.
adv. 35tf.
Miss Violet Williams of Woodyille,
is visiting relatives in Blackfoot this
week.
!. Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Wheatley and
children left Monday for Lava Hot
| Springs.
/. Alex Younie made business trip
to st. Anthony, Monday, in his new
Dodge car.
Clay Vance, returned to Mackey
Tuesday morning after a short stop
in Blackfoot.
The Misses Bertha Firth and Iva
Potter, left Saturday for Miss Firth s
home in Firth.
DR. E. C. Bernhisel, dentist, Stand
rod Bank building. Office phone 81;
residence 3O7. adv. 41-13p
Mrs. C. A. Bumgarner has been
quite i'll for the past week, but is
now improving.
Mrs. B. H. Hargraves, of Pocatello,
is visiting her sister, Mrs. P. j.. kel-
ley, in Blackfoot this week.
Stanley Gaddie and family are
visiting in Sugar City. They went
up Saturday evening in car.
Mrs. Robbins of Aberdeen, spent
a few days with her husband W. II.
Robbins, in Blackfoot this week.
William Murphy and family, OF
Bellevue, moved up to Mackay where
he will en- age in mining business.
Mrs. ]. D. Jensen and her little
son went up to Wapello Tuesday to
visit with relatives for few deys.
sewing done by the day or piece.
Miss Richie 263 East Bridge street.
Am out from 9 a. m. to y p. m.
adv. 38tf
F. R. Rowell, the railroad agent at
Iona, who recently spent snort
time in Blackfoot, has moved to
More.
G. r. Wilson has returned to Black
foot from Kansas City, where he was
called by the sudden death OF MS
father.
r. E. Hansen recently purchased
8Oz acres, a stock ranch, near Grace
Idaho: one of the best ranches In
this region.
W, c. Thompson and wife returned
from Lava Hot Springs Monday. Mr..
Thompson still uses his crutches, but
is somewhat improved.
Thomas Blackburn who has been
under medical care at the hospital
in Pocatello, returned to his nome
Tuesday, in Springfield.
House, sign and ornamental paint
ing, paper hanging, wall tintlng'
staining, vanishing and graining-
phone 4O4. j. H. Asher 43-2-adv
Miss O'Brien, principal of the Bas
alt school, made short business trip
/ down to Aberdeen this week, return
ing to Basalt Tuesday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. l., R. Aldrich and
marty went to the lavas Sunday
where they obtained quantities OF
ferns. which they will use to beautlfy
their home.
If you want to get the best SER
4 vice on your farm loan, don't fail to
read Huston Churchill company's ad
on the first page of this issue.
/ adv. 37-13
The little daughter of Charles
simon, of the local land office, was
i'll with a high fever last week and
caused her parents great deal OF
worry, but seems better this week.
P. P. Fackrell of Thomas, was III
Blackfoot several days this week
His daughter, Hazel, was operated on
for appendicitis at the hospital Sun
day and seems tor be recovering very
nicely.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. G.. Brown returned
to Blackfoot after several months
trip in the eastern and southern
states. Mr.. Brown greatly improved
m health and in spite OF the wonder
full trip. is glad to be back home.
Mr.. Henning and John Herman
who have been working ON the ne"
high school building at Arco, came
down this week and started for theli
next Job. They say there is three
weeks work left at Arco, and tha'
bricklayers are needed.
R. T. Mussetters brother and Wl1e
are visiting him for about two weeks
they are from oissetom, South Da'
kota. from here hey will visit IN
Kansas and Missouri. This is the
first time they have seen each othe1
for thirty years.
Thomas j. Donahue and his prloe
who we're married in Blackfoot las
!, week. returned the first OF this Weef
from trip to Butte, and left Tues
day morning for Mackay. They VIII
make their home on the Donahue
, ranch, about thirteen miles IRON
Mackay. M
Mary Capps, daughter OF J.; nj
, Camps has been critically i'll with al
acute attack of appendicitis. wore
was received last Tuesday from DEL
Moines Iowa, where she is ATTENDING
school, that an immediate operation
-, no,oeeory THEW later Wlre(