The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1917-01-05

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Eichelberger
are at home after their trip to Boise
over the holidays. They attended
while there the marriage of Mrs
Eichelberger's sister to Mr.. Hoist, OF
Arco.
Ray and Harry Madsen, who have
a farm at McDonaldville, came back
Wednesday from a trip home to Salt
Lake City.
Just for old times sake, see "Sil-
yer Threads Among the Cold at
the Orpheum Tuesday, January 9th.
When you hear the band you'll know
the Bennett Show is here. adv.-l
Miss Edith Norman, from Mon
mouth, ILL.,, 'has taken the position
as stenographer. at the First Nation
al bank
The best Of feed, corn, at Bond
Bros. adv. 23-tf
Miss Farrell has gone to her home
in HALEY, Idaho.
Mr.. Brim, the good roads booster,
who addressed the last meeting of
the civic league, is in Blackfoot this
week, still on the job.
OOO Jul y, lV duu IOC COuuIC1o VI
tin-Ware. Racket Store. adv.
I Leo Henesh made a business trip
to Wallace and Burke last week and
found the snow very deep.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Priest came
down from Maokay and went on a
big tour of the east and south for
the holidays. They visited his people
in Indiana, and are going as far
south as Texas.
The Oregon Short Line paid the
first installment of it's taxes to
Treasurer Benson, amounting to $780,
900.
Popular priced jewelry at the
Racket Store. adv.
Mrs. C. F. Smith is suffering from
a fracture above the ankle, inflicted
by falling.
A complete upheavel in the ranks
of the Boss adm his political
ring" a complete expose of the
crooked methods employed with an
interesting love story woven thruott
is What makes the new peace pre-
.pdrdness drama, The Political Boss
one of the best productions of the
season. See the Bennett Show pre-
sented at the Orpheum Monday, jan
uary 8. adv.-1
Mrs. E. L. Taylor and little daugh-
ter Dorothy, of Taber, visited friends
at Blackfoot the last Of the week on
their way home from Idaho Falls.
Mrs. o. T. Smith and her daughter
Mrs. Hazel Hammermeister, spent
New Years Day at Pocatello.
Go to the Racket Store for popular
priced enamel-ware. adv.
J. H. Stoneman leaves Sunday for
Twin Falls to attend the annual Hon.
ey Producers Association which will
be in session Monday and Tuesday.
He will present a paper on "Effici-1
ency in producing extracted honey"
harry Weber will address them on
the management Of Apiaries.
H. C. Wood, of Spencer, Idaho,
was in town this week.
l.. H. Blossom, from Aberdeen,
made visit in Blackfoot the middle
of the week.
Yes we have full line of dishes
and glass ware. Racket Store. adv.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. J. Smith. of Moore
Idaho, were in Blackfoot Thursday.
Lester Longhurst and John Gard
ner, from Mackay, were Blackfoot
visitors this week.
Charles Bellamy Of Grover, Colo
RADIO has purchased the w. C. Slack
farm at Riverside and will take pos
session soon. He and his wife came
last week and for the present are
staying with his father, John Bel
lamy at number sixty south Main
street.
Cooks of today
Want the Copper-Clad way. Berry
mans Hardware. adv.
A small boy writing an essay on
Lincoln is credited with saying that
was born February IL, 1909,
in log cabin that he built himself,
chopper he was called a rail splitter.
c. F. Ganoille of 165 north Maple
street, Blackfoot, post office box No.
631, wants to get farm to work on
shares for the coming season and pre-
fers one with implements furnished.
25-2p
George Oerline, Uncle Sans re-
cruiting officer from Idaho Falls,
went to Mackay, Thursday to examine
and receive young f.llow who wants
to enlist He was recommended by
Post Master George Morgan. Uncle
Sam gives a person five dollars for
a recruit who passes
muster and is accepted.
Hugh Wood and Senator ]. w.
Hart of the Wood Livestock company
went out to Mackay Thursday on
heir way to the Pahsimeroi Galley.
B. Harvey Alfred left for Boise
Wednesday and Peter G.. Johnston
will be there Sunday ready to take
he oath of office Monday.
Charlie Hart came up from Twin
Falls Wednesday and went back to-
lay. Mr.. Hart is looking we'll, and
says business has been good with his
irm.
Lowell Holbrook spent Sunday
afternoon with friends in Pocatello.
Mrs. A. H. Shortes has been in the
3lackfoot hospital the past week be-
ng treated for some trouble follow
ng former operation when the ap-
)endix was removed. She was in
critical condition for a day or two
)ut Is much better now.
Rex Dunlap, the book-keeper for
rhe Boise-Payette Lumber Co., is
pack from visit with his folks at
Colorado Springs.
Archie Grover has been bleeding
If the mouth mart of the week and