The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1916-06-30

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motored to Soda Springs, Tuesday.
Fresh candy and salted peanuts
Is cents a pound; Racket store. ADV.
Corn at Blackfoot Grain & Pro-
duce company elevator, phone Eva.
adv. 46tf
DR.. v. C. White, veterinarian, resi-
dence phone $50, office phone ID.
adv. 35tf.
Mrs. Roy Ceilings, of Arco, made
a short visit in Pocatello last week.
Whit-leather, guaranteed hose fQrI
men, women and children; Rack&
store. adV'
Margaret Dubois is spending the
week at Firth, visiting with friends
there.
Misses Helma Moon and Violet
Crum visited relatives in Idaho Falls
recently.
DR.. Clairbel Sickert spent last Sun
day at the B. j. Howard home, near
Blackfoot. ..
You can buy The Idaho Republi-
can at Hayes Gift Shop, north Main.
Rio adv.
Yes, we have a dandy line of fire.
EHrk stor nasS' n0''''''' anu '' adE
Sue Biethan is spending several
DAYS in Boise, visiting her many
friends there.
Father Sullivan, of Pocatello, was
a Blackfoot visitor the latter park OF
last week.
DR.. w. w. Brown and bride visit
ed the weekend with Mr.. and Mrs.
G. H. Brown.
Vella Mcclellan and Dewey Black
burn motored to Pocatello, Sunday,
and had dinner.
DR. e. C. Bernhisel, dentist, Stand
rod Bank building. Office phone 81;
residence 3O7. adv. fl-lop
Art Dore, of Swift & company, is
at home in Blackfoot this week with
his father, l.. B. Dore.
Miss Myldred Gayle, of Dubois, is
the guest this week of Miss Lady May
Osborn, at the Cottage hotel.
In case you wish an extra copy OF
The Republican, call at Hayes Gilt
shop, or The Republican office. d
4 Mrs. Laura Dibble Montgomery
has been visiting this week in Black
foot, enroute from Arizona to Den
yer.
]. M Mclean, United States dis
trict attorney, of Boise, Idaho, wal
a Blackfoot visitor Monday Of this
week.
Blanche Dunn will leave Saturday
, for Utah, where she will visit friends
and relatives in Salt Lake, Ogden and
, other towns.
sewing done by the day or piece
Miss Richie 1853 East Bridge street
Am out from 9 a. m. to y p. M
adv. 38tt
Hilda Wanman, of Moore, resigned
!. her position as employe at the asylum
and returned home last week. Ells
Clark takes her place.
/ Idaho State Life Iof Boise is Away
ready to handle lgdod improved farm
q loans at 8 per cent and charges nj
t commissions. Quick service and n NJ
2 red tape. aoV. oVt
On June 10, at 9 p. M, two twill
r girls were born to Mr.. and Mrs. w
Crump, of Blackfoot, weighing re
2 spectively, eight and nine and a hal
. pounds. o,
n Mrs, Neil F. Boyle returned iron
Salt Lake, Oulluoy ~
d she went to visit with her son, Mer
rill. He is improving nicely ana VIII
n be home in about ten days.
Glen Miller, a prominent rea
= estate man of Salt Lake city, passe'
i thru Blackfoot, Thursday, return1ni
:, from a trip up the valley, by automo
> bile. to the Yellowstone park.
y Automobile work a speciality paint
= ing. tinting and granting, first elias
Z work. R. A. Boicc, office and pain
shop corner Oak and Judicial.
op 48--3
G. r. Estensen, of the Racket stor
left Monday for Michigan and otne
!. mid-western states, to visit his pal
= ents and friends. He will make a
extended visit before returning.
:, Mr. and Mrs. Lewis lockwood an
Mr.. and Mrs. F. G. Christ motored !
l. Glens Ferry, Saturday. they VIII :
gone week and will visit with Mr
10 frank Berry, who is Mrs. Christ
}. sister. ana.
2 Sample and Irene Rich left for Bols
tt in Fishers car Saturday mornln'
X They stopped two days at Arco an
ii enjoyed fishing. They expected I
le return IN about a week. .
P. Norman Geyer is back from a Wis
h to the old home in Kansas, and ma
tt a visit from his brother, W1illal
N Geyer, who is filling a pulpit at "a
ID Bernardino, California. The brothf
|; left for home last Friday.
S, Miss Catherine Ryan n Me
danes Blanche E~ldredge, jam
In Ryan and w. G. Johnson are maxim
es preparations for an altomobiie TO,
g OF. Yellowstone park. they Will pro
IT ably leave the last OF thls week
no Miss Ryan's car. a
A baby girl was born on the Fl
al teenth of June to Mr.. and Mrs. w. '
CIV Clute. of Earlville, Iowa. The lit
stranger arrived at 10 a. m. and M
q. and Mrs. A. e. Byers, Of Blackfoo
og noronts of Mrs. Clute, received IL