The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1917-12-14
LOCAL NEWS


John Dixon and Dewey Stewart
two mechanics from the Andre1
garage, left Wednesday for Salt Lake
to enlist.
have five-passenger Auburn tour.
ing cars and four-passenger Cole
eight-cylinder, chummp roadsters
that were bought before the recent
rise in prices OF cars, and before the
war tax went into effect. Call and
see them at Watson's garage, Black
foot. M. e. Jacobson. adv. 22tf
= T. q. Mayes amde a business trip
to Salt Lake the first of the week.
More and more the home-gift is
becoming customary at Christmas,
an Edison, whose sweet music all
can enjoy, pictures all can admise
and books all can read, such perman-
ent gifts from the Gift Shop for the
entire family are worth whole bri-
gade of-well you know the things
we all joke about at Christmas time.
adv.
J. J. Patterson was a business
visitor in Blackfoot Tuesday.
There is every indication that the
demand for cars next spring will
be SO hopelessly in excess of the pos
sible production, that right now is
the time to insure yourself of REQ
for the coming year. Blackfoot
Motor company. adv.
Vern Wommack of Firth was a
business visitor in Blackfoot Tues
day.
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Francis Bloomquist spent Tuesday
in Shelley visiting with his parents.
Simplicity plus durability spells
REQ. See these cars at the Blackfoot
Motor company's. adv.
Kelley Longhurst of Leslie was a
business visitor in Blackfoot the first
of the week.
Ressu Chapman of Firth was in
Blackfoot Tuesday doing some shop
ping.
S. A. Lawrence of Shelley was a
business visitor in Blackfoot Tues
day.
A. Duffield of Kansas City passed
thru Blackfoot Tuesday enroute to
Rigby.
REQ owners are our best statesmen.
Every REQ sold means two more.
Blackfoot Motor company. adv.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. H. Hemperly re-
turned home TUESDAY after spending
several days in Salt Lake visiting
friends.
J. o. Morgan made a business trip
10 Pocatello Tuesday.
: Mrs. e. M. Steers made business
rip to Shelley Tuesday afternoon.
r. H. Loveless of Spokane passed
;hru Blackfoot Tuesday afternoon
snroute to Butte.
Mrs. e. M. Snider and daughter
Blanche are visiting with friends and
relatives in Nebraska.
A. B. Carter left Tuesday for Uti-
"a, Neb. While there Mr.. Carter
will attend to some business matters.
S. B. Johnson of Soda Springs was
visiting in Blackfoot Tuesday of this !
week. He reports that the crops
nave given fair yield.
Mrs. s. J. Rufer made business
rip to Salt Lake Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. r. Howard made
/ business trip to Pocatello Wednes-
lay.
Edgar Caps was business |
,isitor in Pocatello Wednesday.
Clarence Porter and Floyd Quillan |
eft for Pocatello Wednesday morn
ng. The boys intend to join the
service.
Mrs. Ray Crabtree and children
# Idaho Falls were visitors at Black
DOT Tuesday. /
Mrs. G. Wright returned home
Wednesday morning after visiting a
ew days in Shelley.
Walter Holbrook spent few days
he first Of the week visiting with his
'arents in Rigby.
The new -four mill now under con- !,
truction at Moore will be in opera
ion in about ten days.
Lieutenant T. M. Aldous of Ster-
ing passed thru Blackfoot Wednes-