The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1917-01-12
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
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Life Insurance.; Beebe adv.12-5.
The best Of feed, corn, at Bon'
Bros. adv. 23-t
R. s. Toland was down from Arc,
Tuesday.
EDWIN Taylor made a business tril
to Pocatello Wednesday.
Port Arthur is back from a delight
full visit at Ontario, Oregon.
| G.. L. Bradley returned the last o.
the week from a trip to Boise.
DR.. E. C.. Bernhisel, dentist, Stand
rod Bank building, Blackfoot.
ADV. 1919
George Campbell made a business
trip to Pocatello Wednesday after
noon. o.,
Mrs. F. Chapman of Groveland
went up to Rigby Wednesday to visit
her sister.
John Mulville has been ill with the
quinsy for more than week, but is
out and around again.
c. e. Dyer moved down from Big
Lost River to farm near Blackfoot,
between the rivers.
Mrs. Hans Won Lastowicka has
gone to Thomas to teach school for
the remainder of the term.
DR.. and Mrs. w. w. Beck visited
with the Doctors mother in Salt Lake
City on New Years day.
Rev. Alfred George was called to
Pocatello the middle of the week to
be gone several days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Silene, from
Arco, have gone to Seattle to visit
the Rev. Silene, Franks father.
Clarence Mayer left this week for
Watertown, Wisconsin, to visit with
his friends and relatives.
w. M. Harris and William Ayres,
from Bancroft, were up to Blackfoot
on land business this week.
Justice ]. w. Ezell announces that
he will be at the City Hall from 8
to II a. m. and from 2 to 4 p m.
Jeff and John Pratt and G. D. Neff
were up from Downey for the grazing
homestead rush at the land office
E. e. Scott, the blacksmith of Wa
pello, was down Wednesday renew
inv his acquaintance with Blackfoot.
Ed. Horsfall, of the Bannock Alb
stract and Trust Co., PocatellO, spent
in Blackfoot on land bust
ness.
Mrs. L. L. Randall is preparing to
go to Forest Grove, Oregon, where
her son Ray has preceded her by a
few days.
D. H. Biethan is in Chicago on
business Connected with his interests
in the Fleming Egg Preserver, which
Is made there.
James Ryan returned Tuesday
from a short trip to Gooding on bust
ness in connection with the cash store
1t that place.
Judge Goods first official marriage
was the joining of P. E. Keller and
Mabel Balbraith in Wedlock Monday
If this week.
Judge Doud and James Pendle-
bury went to Pocatello Wednesday
o attend the meeting of the Idaho |
Potato Growers.
Mrs Fred T. Dubois and daughter
started Tuesday for Washington to
DIN Mr.. Dubois. They expect to re-
urn in March. |
Mrs. G. S. Beebe has gone into
he office to assist Mr.. Beebe in the
lar with the managing of it.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. D. Quantrell re-
urned last week from st. Louis, Mo-,
vhere Mrs. Quantrell underwent an
peration on the facial nerves.
l. S. Bass has left his position as
Jerk in the office of G. s. Beebe,
nd taken place with the Utah Pow
r and Light Co., in Salt Lake City.
], M. Livingston came up from Abb
rdeen Friday on his way to Boise {
} fix some medicine among the DEM
Gratis at the assembling of the SOL
ms. Ia
P H. Troutner returned the first
{ the week from tri pto Colorado. |
lie was met in Blackfoot by Mrs.
routner for the home drive to
ingree.
r. S. DeKay is back from Salt |
axe City where he went for some ,
ew goods for the Club Cigar Store. t
e purchased fine pool table for
lie place. :.
H. F. Hoffman spent most of last I
eek at Rexburg selling his ranch. I
fter spending Sunday in Blackfoot \
3 went to Salt Lake City on another
lsiness trip. a
John Bitten, Jr., and former resi- v
mt of Riverside, but now OF Mid @
lie, Utah, visited his relatives here t.
st week. He is in the mercantile
lsiness at Midvale. a.
Mrs. M. E. Boyd and Miss Evalyn A
oyd spent two days in Blackfoot h
e first of the week, while the Audi Il
rum, in Pocatello, was being used
r a home talent play. r.
The Altar Society's monthly card G
.rty which was dated Friday even s
g this week has been postponed on v
count of the restrictions on public
,therings requested by the mayor. a.
George Harrigfeld, of Ashton, II
.and Chief Patriarch of the l.. o. u
F., spent day in Blackfoot last d
eek in the interest of reorganizing
e encampment branch of the order. d
C, F. Ganoille of 165 north Maple n
rect, Blackfoot, post office box NO. v
Il, wants to get farm to work on ii
ares for the coming season and pre- b
rs one with implements furnished. 81
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Mr.. and Mrs. W. A. Lee returned q,
Salt Lake City Sunday. Mr.. Lee Of
much improved, and it is hoped OF
at one more consultation with his fe
ysician will bring the announce h
ent that he is a we'll man. I,
J. E. Jones left Friday with four q,