The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1917-10-05

line Tuesday to attend the Baptis
convention and to visit Salt LAX
City.
Life insurance; Beebe adv.12-5:
Farm wanted: Francis Monson
of Tyhe9, Idaho, wants to rent 81
or 100 acres of good farm land OF
shares. adv. 1921
Jack Hurley, the Indian scout, ha:
been attending the auto show al
Idaho Falls this week and having
a big time.
E. w. Rowles was down from Ida
no Falls, Wednesday, and says the
auto show is good, and that it will
last till Saturday night.
A carload of two-horse Baby beet
pullers at the Hendrie Implement
company's. Place your orders early
Adv ST.
Judge Cowen was asked to go to
Boise to sit in judgment in the trial
of the Tong murder case, and left
Tuesday for the capital city.
J. w. Martin, the oil man, left
Wednesday for Gooding, Shoshone
and Boise. w. o. Smith is in charge
of their office on Bridge street.
Miss Annie Ricken,> who has been
visiting with Mr.. and Mrs. L. P.
Batway for several weeks, returned
Tuesday to her home at st. Anthony.
Miss Matte Waters, stenograph-
err for Hansbrough & Gagon, is back
to work again after pleasant week
at home with her parents at Keever.
Let the Firth Milling company do
your feed grinding. Work promptly
done. adv. 35tf
Among the Royal Neighbors, who
went to Pocatello, Wednesday, were
Mesdames L. M. Capps, Kinney,
Shaw, King, Graham, Golf, Harris,
Hamlin and Van Caps.
d. w. Mcdonald, of Strasburg,
Colorado, who owns some property
at Blackfoot, has been visiting here
recently and considering the possi-
bilities of the town and country.
Mr.. and MES NJ. Ouse were up
from Pocatello, Wednesday, looking
for a house to live in. Mr.. Ouse is
a locomotive engineer and has been
to the Aberdeen branch.
All the soldiers say they want let
ters from home and they want to
write letters. The Republican office
has writing kits ready for you to
mail, and they are right for writing
in camp. adv.tf
The little son of Mr.. and Mrs.
d. Davis has a bad case of pneu-
monia, and Mr.. Davis contemplates
taking a trip into Nevada with his
family when he is we'll enoguh to
travel.
Lars w. johnson, Of Mackay, was
at Blackfoot, Tuesday, on his way
to Salt Lake, and reported that he
had sold the Carbonate mine for
$25, 900 and had bought the Pilot
House and the Bonnie Bell.
J.J. Mueller was in from Aberdeen
and reported that he is
preparing to move his family back
to North Dakota, where he lived be-
fore coming to Idaho. He has not
lone we'll on his farm in the desert.
He has 800 acres of land in Dakota.
He says his neighbor, Chris Hannold,
will follow as soon as he harvests
lis crops on some rented land in
he irrigated belt.
Harry Beck, ditch rider at Fort
Hall, spent few days the first Of
he week with the family of ]. B.
Waters at Keever. His mother and
ather, of Jerome, visited with him
Vt the Waters home also. Mr.. Beck
expects to leave for training soon.
c. ]. Stewart, son of Mr.. and Mrs. |
+. I. Stewart has sent home cigar
,ox of persimmons and cotton bowls
rom Camp Green, at Charlotte, N.
). He is a member of the 163rd in
antry.
Senator Thomas visited the state
air and reported having had fine
ime. He said the fruits were so
beautiful it was a great treat to
zee them, and they had an exhibit
hat surprised him. He did not
ealize that hogs were growing so
arge. The livestock exhibit was
rood in every respect.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ancil Rupe were in
rom Sterling, Wednesday, and dis
cursed some hay money among the
BUSINESS men. They had notion of
,uying car, but had not money
nough to finish paying for it after
eeing the other fellows they had
fought goods of, and they decided
o wait till they could pay spot cash
nd ride in a car all their own.