The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1916-04-14


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Buy that Easter suit at Hoffman
Tailoring company. Ready made
suit SIS No moreno less. Every
suit guaranteed. adv. Se-1
Miss Margaret keenan,, former
county superintendent of Custer
county schools, is now teaching at
Skagway, Alaska.
Mrs. H. C. Evans returned to her
home in the Big Lost river district
last week after a short visit with
friends in Blackfoot.
F.P. Kunz left Tuesday for Idaho
Spring, Colorado. He expects to be
busy for several months with some
mining interests there.
J. M. Rider and wife, of Wood
Vile, stopped for few days IN
Blackfoot this week attending TO
some business matters.
Mrs. H. Matthews and son, Grant,
bf Woodville, returned to their nome
Monday after spending Few days
in Blackfoot on business.
Mrs. Mary Harton, of Montpelier,
who has been visiting some relatives
in Aberdeen, returned to her nome
Wednesday of last week.
J. C. Austin spent Wednesday In
Idaho Falls to arrange plans for the
Baptist association, which is to be
held there June II, IS and 10.
H. L. Beane has bought Ford
COR and erected a garage, He plans
on using his machine for a camping
outfit during summer vacation.
Leslie Dustin and wife returned
from a weeks trip to Salt Lake, sat
urday They returned in a fine new
National car, purchased while there
Mrs. w. M. Earl, Of Idaho Falls.
came down last week for short
visit with her mother, Mrs. T.. b.
Conger, returning tome Friday morn
ing. -.
Jesse Sewell and wife are the
proud parents of a fine new baby
girl. who was born Monday, March
l27. Mother and child are doing
nicely.
Miss Mollie Baker, of Pine Valley
Oregon, left Monday for her nome
after spending some time in Black.
foot visiting Mrs. J. G. Welsh and
family.
Mrs. Satterfield, of Pocatello, has
been visiting with her sister, Mrs
Israel Butt, at Groveland, for few
DAYS. and returned to her home last
Friday.
Remember that the Hoffman Tail.
oring company is the store that gives
YOU the quality merchandise and al
lower prices than ever known before
=, pIockfoot adv. 38-2
B. D. Wakefield, of Idaho Falls
spent Sunday with Blackfoot friends
Miss Genevieve Burns, of Pocatello
snent Sunday at the Misslin home IN
Blackfoot.
Lillian Spongberg, who for almost
the past year has been matron at tne
ASYLUM, has resigned her position
and left Saturday for her home II
Pocatello.
I'D. H. Mcdaniel, from near Arimo
came to Blackfoot the first OF TIM
week to attend to some business II
connection with the Central lrrlga
ton company.
Charley Latham, former Black
foot high school student, put nov
attending the Pocatello Techinal IN
stitute, was in town visiting ol(
friends, Friday.
| RI s, Pew, of Arco, returned from
the shearing camps the latter par
| Of last week, stopped for night IL
Rlackfoot and went up to Arco, Sat
urday morning. :.
Miss Tina Johnson, OF bancroIt
visited for few days last week witt
her brother, B. Y. Johnson sne
family in Blackfoot, returning hom'
Saturday morning.
The Percheron horse, quebec
weighing 1850 pounds, will be KEEP
for service the coming season a
Rockford, Riverside, Moreland
Thomas and Pingree. adv. 5o-zl
Mrs. C. C. Cottrel and children, Q
A springfield, returned last Saturday
4 from a pleasant two weeks spen
with friends and relatives OF Mrs
Cottrel in Salt Lake City.
/ II you want to get the best ser
vice on your farm loan, don't fail t.
read Huston Churchill company's a.
on the first page of this issue.
adv. 37-1'
E. D. Jones, of Idaho Falls, wa
in Blackfoot this week in the inter
ests Of the Martin ditcher and grade
and said he intends to do goo
deal of work in this vicinity.
| Sam Rich and wife ano Miss Gene
va. returned Saturday from an OK
tended trip in California. Mr.. Rlcn
health is very much improved an
they are all indeed welcome nome
T. M. Farrell, conductor on tn
Mackay passenger train, has bee
J elected delegate to go to st. LOU
to attend the national convention
railway conductors about the last Q
this month.
The Boy Scouts of Blackfoot VII
spend the vacation in Springneid an
surrounding county. The time WI
| be spent in fishing, hunting an
tramping. Scoutmaster Beane WI
accompany the boys.
George Walburn, proprietor OF tn
Walburn rooming house at BlacH
foot. reports that II families are it
!, eating at Moore this spring an
k,,ony moro wanting to come IL the