The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1916-04-21


Whit-leather guaranteed hosiery for
men, women and children, two pair
fo, o5o. Racket store. adv.
ROLAND Hall, the son of George
Hall, broke his leg Sunday Whlle
wrestling with one of his boy friends.
When eyes burn or tire from read
ing have your eyes looked into by
Drs. Richards and Won Harten, over
the Palace Drug, phone 425. aoV'
Samuel D. Rice, who has been
teaching in Groveland for the past
few years has been elected superln-
tendent of schools at Los Vegas, New
Mexico, for the ensuing year.
A. L.. Smith and wife, who live
out near Taber, came in Wednesday,
to meet their daughter, who has been
living in Spokane and Is coming
for visit.
Father Gresl returned Saturday
from his home in Kansas, Where ne
was called to attend the funeral OIL
his father. Miss Gresl has not as
yet returned.
J. Marshall, an Ashton cattle man,
came down to Blackfoot last week
with a car of cattle for Mr.. Hopkins.
Mr.. Marshall said the cattle business
has been very good this season.
Miss Laura Whittig has recently
resigned her position with the
Rrown-Hart company, and left on
Wednesday. last week, for Dallas,
Texas, where she will make her
home for the present.
For defective eyes and failing
sight. see Drs. Richards and Won
harten. Offices over the Palace
Drug store, phone 425. adV.
Mr.. Moser, of the Western Union
office at Blackfoot, spent the tirst
week of his vacation in Salt Lake
CITY, returning Sunday. He then
made a short trip to Rupert to look
over some of his property.
Ford owners: Start your. car with
the "Ford"-perfect foot starter; II
never fails. Agents wanted; Whlrl-
wind seller. Northwest Sales com
pany. Box 1854, Boise, Idaho, adV.lp
LYMAN Hale killed coyote at
Moreland, Monday, that appeared 10
he afnicted with rabies. He stated
that it raved and frothed at tne
mouth and snapped at everything
about 1t. m
Charles Furey, of Leslie, and T.
| g. Paul. of Arco, passed thru Black-
foot. wednesday, on their way to
Twin Falls, where they will attend
the Republican state convention az
delegates. A. Dillingham;, OF CHAINS
also passed thru on the same errano
| Automobile work a specially
painting, tinting and granting. First
class work, reasonable. R. A. Bolce
alv. 37-5
If you want to get the best ser
vice on your farm loan, don't fail &c
read Huston-C Churchill companys ao
on the first page of this issue.
adv. 37-1s
w. r.. Edwards and wife, OF At
lantic Iowa. have purchased part o.
the Tanner farm southwest OF More
land and are farming it. Mr.. Ed
wards is brother to Mrs. Fred Wes
of Riverside.
Miss Melvia Clough, recently re
"A turned from spending the winter II
II California, and Mr.. Sawtell were tn
guests of Miss Clairbell Sickert II
RIackfoot. On Sunday they made
, marty and motored out to Rich u
visit Miss Clough's parents at tnell
ranch.
Miss Irma Cuff, who is employed
! in the Western Teachers agency a
Boise. has been called to her nom ll
+ in Mackay on account Of the serious
r illness Of her mother. She was &C
: companied by Miss French wnen sn'
/. left Blackfoot on the Mackay train
: Wednesday morning.
4 J. H. Page took a short vacation
3 last week and visited for a few day
with his parents in Salt Lake City
J, returning Tuesday morning. rag
: saws Zion is all the time getting NOR
l citified and that he enjoyed his TIL