The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1916-02-25

Wednesday, to buy goods for The
Hoffman tailoring company, who
open in their new quarters on Bridge
street about the first of March.
Ross Chalmers, who has been in
Salt Lake City for the past few
months, returned to Blackfot, Sun
day.
Dir. v. C. White, veterinarian, resi-
dence phone $50, office phone 10.
adv. 35tf.
Mrs. Roy DeKay returned home
from Idaho Falls, Friday, after visit
ing there with her parents.
II. J. Hasbrouch, of Idaho Falls,
was a business caller in this city
Wednesday.
mike bischoff for painting and
tinting. Phone 800. adv. 40tf.
]. F. Green, former resident OF
Blackfoot, but now Of Twin Falls,
had business in Pocatello, Monday,
! and came on to Blackfoot to see the
old town. He was manager of the
Blackfoot telephone exchange here
and was promoted to the Magic City
in 1918.
Y Old Elm boots give satisfaction.
Sold by Kinney & company. adv.
Miss Lucille Graham, of Aberdeen,
is visiting with friends and relatives
in this city.
Mrs. Sam Cooper returned to her
home in Springfield last week after
visiting with her daughter here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Holland spent Sun
day visiting friends at Presto.
DIR. A. B. Richards will be in his
new offices of the Palace Drug store
on and after Monday, February %.
adv
Clarence Quantrell, of Sterling,
visited with relatives and friends
here last week.
F. N. Parkinson and F. Fl. Yagge
were in Pocatello the first of the
week attending to matters OF bust
ness
White & Williams, veterinarians.
Infirmary on North Taylor street.
adv. tt.
Judge Cowen was attending to
business in Pocatello, Wednesday.
w. A. Edwards, of Springfield, was
in Blackfoot attending to business
Wednesday.
James Pendlebury, manager of the
Blackfoot Potato & Fruit Growers
association, was on the sick list Tues
day.
All kinds painting and granting,
first class work, reasonable. r. A.
Roice Rlackfoot. 29-6p
Mr.. Harting, of Portland, is here
in the interest of the bithlithic paw
ing.
Last Sunday afternoon the ladies
chorus of the First Ward surprised
the church folks by rendering two
VIEW ENJOYABLE musical numbers.
Next Sunday afternoon at the First
Ward meeting house, Fred Heese
will speak. There will also be special
music. It is anticipated that this
will be a particularly interesting and
pleasant meeting.
The gum boot with a guarantee
Old Elm-sold by Kinney company
; adv
DR.. A. B. Richards will be in his
[ new offices of the Palace Drug store
on and after Monday, February %
adv
Mr.. and Mrs. James R. Redmar
J and son. of Pocatello, motored tc
, Blackfoot Saturday, in their Buici
! car. They stated that the roads were
| in fair condition.
i, Money to loan ON improved rea
= estate. Fire insurance. The Idaho
Irrigated Lands company, ]. II
Ear,v adv. tt
w. E. Barnhardt. formerly of THU
city, but now of Spokane, sold hi
Y corner lot on West Pacific and Taylo
4 streets to Hopkins Brothers, witt
: contemplate erecting large business
: block.
/. r. F. Badger reports that he Il
!: building q $500 residence for him
self on West Bridge street; also,
garage. both buildings to be OF brick
James Duckworth went to Brigham
: City, Saturday, to conduct the fun
!, eral of a gentleman, who was clos
!. friend of his.
p Mrs. H, N. Wagner and sons, of tn
= mission, visited relatives in ldah
D Falls last week and came home sal
r urday.
p Idaho Falls, Saturday, to visit tn
. folks at home.
Money to loan. A farmer mas
q thousand dollars he wants to loal
. until the first of August. Addres
u or call on this office. Iot
e Thomas Blackburn was in fro1
{. Springfield, Wednesday Afternoon
i buying some goods for his stor
y there.
u w. f. Bergman and J. H. Andel
4 sen have gone east with shipmen
. of cattle.
G Last Tuesday the delivery hors
le of the Blackfoot Packing compan
d, Unexpectedly left the market an
a, took a dash up the alley, runnin
2 over a couple of children as he WEI
=linto the alley. They were bad
$50 scared and somewhat bruised but NJ
II seriously injured SO far as we ca
|: learn. The accident is another r
II hinder of the danger of leavin
horses for a moment without bein