The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1917-01-19
C. s. Beebe, attorney.

o. B. Reddick was in from Pingret
the last of the week.
DR.. Mote was up from Sterling
returning last Saturday.
Mrs. Walker Davis spent Sunday
with her parents at Fort Hall.
| w. G.. Wyeth, of Tremonton, Utah
was up on stock business Monday.
c. H. Furey, of Mackay, was 9
Blackfoot visitor one day last week
Barley at Blackfoot Grain & Pro-
duce company elevator, phone 204
! adv. 46tt
! 1t will pay you to visit the Racket
store. adv
Mr.. and Mrs. III. Josephson, from
Pingree, were Blackfoot visitors last
week.
Hear DR.. Marshall at Baptist
church every evening, beginning jan
uary FL. adv.
A. D. Quantrell is having one of
his ears treated by DR.. Clothier, in
Pocatello.
If you want to buy or sell a good
horse come to the Red Barn. Mont
gomery Bros. adv. 27 If.
Mr.. and Mrs. James King were
down from Arco last week, returning
Friday morning.
l.. e. Dillingham; left Monday for
Boise to attend the cattle and horse
growers convention.
Samuel Miller came up from o.
den to seek land on the new home
stead plan last week.
M. r. Sullivan and Antonio Scalzo,
from Dubois, spent a day in Black
foot last week OF business.
| Mr., and Mrs. Maurice Watson went
down to Pocatello, Saturday after
noon. to visit with friends.
Charles Gates of Caldwell, has been
at Blackfoot for some time, and may
go into business in this locality,
M. V. Parker, from Kexburg, was
down Saturday to file on some gov
eminent land under the new act.
Junius M. Sorensen, of Grove1and,
returned Friday from an enjoyable
trip to Salt Lake to visit his friends.
Henry Hartman, son of John Har-
man, formerly of Blackfoot, was mar
ried last month to lady at Moscow,
Idaho
Charles Mcdonald Is back in
Blackfoot again after an absence of
eleven years in the state of Wash
ington.
Mrs. A. L. Springer is spending a
few days with her brother, F. c.
Quantre1l, manager of the lumber
yard in Sterling.
D. E. Rathbun, of Idaho Falls,
stopped off at Blackfoot for a days
business, and went on to Pocatello
FRIDAY afternoon.
Chancey Merkley and his wife
spent the holidays in Fish Haven, re-
turning to their ranch north of
Blackfoot last Friday.
1 Peter Vanderwood, of Malad, spent
most of last week in Blackfoot, visit
/ ing with his brother, Henry. He
returned to Malad, Friday. .
Charlie B. Jensen and Thomas
Chivers, from Challis, left Blackfoot,
Monday, to attend the cattle and
horse growers convention at Boise.
MI. and Mrs. e. P. Cook, from
Shelley, were down last week partly
on business. They visited with D.
w. Mcmillan, a brother of Mrs Cook
George e. Brown, from Salt Lake
City, has taken a place with the
Blackfoot Plumbing company. In
Zion he was employed by earthly &
DumbecK.
J. E.. Van Epps, a horse buyer
from Miles City, Montana, who has
been at -Mowrey's feed yard for sew
eral weeks, is now working out on
the branch lines.
Walker Davis attended the laun.
dryman's convention at Idaho Falls,
Sunday, the thirty-f1rst, and made
another business trip the following
Sunday to Idaho Falls.
In Copper-Clad range every piece
of sweaty asbestos is backed up, or
clad, with sheet of pure copper to
keep the moisture from rusting out
the range body. Berryman's Hard
ware. adv.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred West left Mon
day for the middle west, going to
Salt Lake first then Bay City, Michi-
gan, where they have daughter,
and finally to Des Moines, Iowa.
Chris Morten. en-, A. W. Anderson
and Neuman Edmonds came down
from Rigby the latter part of last
week to be in the land rush. They
returned Friday.
/, w. w. Adamson, of Challis, attor-
ney for the state association of cattle
and horse growers, passed thru
Blackfoot the first of the week en-
route to Boise. where the association
convenes this week.
J. w. Nesbitt and Roscoe Hamil-
ton, from the Pahsimeroi valley, and
J. O. Bloom. were among the number
of delegates bound for Boise to at
tend the cattle and horse growers
convention the first of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. H. Mather enter
tanned at dinner Sunday at the Camp
bell house Mr.. and Mrs. James Ryan,
Mrs. Ryan, Miss Katherine Ryan,
Miss Gill, Miss Clairbel Sickert, F. c.
Carmody and Fremont Kutnewsky.
Don't your real good friends--the
people you think most Of, come right
out to yOur kitchen? Wouldn't they
applaud your decision to buy the
finest cooking machine in the world,
the Copper-Clad range? Berryman's
Hardware adv. |
Ole Hansen. ]. w. Cederberg,
school board members, and Bert
Winschell, teacher, were down from
Firth, Saturday, to arrange to have
eighth grade pupils take their ex-
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