The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1917-06-15
FURNITURE FOR SALE.

FURNITURE FUN SALE.
Full set of dining room furniture,
including 54-inch round top extern
sion table; two china closets; one
buffet; six leather seat chairs; one
small table. Inquire at house, 666
So. Shillings ave-, telephone III, or
my office at 33 w. Bridge St, tele-
phone 81. ]. H. Early. 475-2
NEW SUBSCRIBERS.
\ Since our last report we have ad-
ded the following named persons to
our list as new subscribers: Walter
jHolbrook. Mrs. S. P. Sorenson, G. A.
Archer, H. F. Fast, V. F. Wootton,
Grant Moulton, G. S. Taggert, Homer
Foote, Robert Brown, Jensen Bros,
III. j.. Mueller, Jacob Brandt, F. w.
Herr, P. w. Bartel, Herman Funk,
I'M. Warren. Orville Schultz, F. F..
Wedel, Orval Jack, Mrs. Agnus
Wride, J. j. Pinkerton, ]. H. Lama
barry, Rev. A. F, Friesen, L. r. Hue
Their, c. H. Conner, Pat Coleman,
Frederick Miller, R. B. Foote, David
Gabbert, Rasmus Jensen, Oscar
kBroado, H. G. Brado, John M.
Mooney, G. d. Mann, Mrs. James
Oler, Oliver Humphrey, ]. P. Cox, AL
Sessions, A. L. Poison, W. d. Mel
son, M. G. Essley, Hiram Hansen, c..
d Hayes, Charles E. Jones, M. l..
ions, Irwin H. Jolley and Miss A.
Kelley
John Clark, c. N Willemsen, John
|. Watson, George Dodge, E. V. Har-
dy, jr., J. R. Morgan, A. E. Living
ston, Gottfried Ruff, jr., John Siss-
Ter, A. J. Jones, L. A. Corbridge, T.
H. Jones, A. J. Satterfield, Floyd
Claunch, R. ]. Jones, S. M. Christ
ensen, Joseph Cosgrove, Reuben
Claunch, Frank Underwood, A. T.
Aldous, L. A. Snow, William Barnes,
Barney Buff, Frank Verbeck, An
drew Verbeck, T. NJ Prudhomme.
Nephi Forman, H. Gardner, G. F.
Summercorn, ]. R. Mcintyre, P. R.
Fackrell, P. C. Felsted, R. D. Col
Inns, ]. F. Sage, Bert Holland, Lars
Sorensen, Harry Gasser, T. Fl. Kill
liam, D. D. Feed, J. M. Wright and
j. R. Larson.
| DuTIub Lu0 past WCCh VIC h0NO ASoS
eight of our subscribers from va
rious causes.
Operating Funders.
If the readers of this paper will
review the advertisers announce
ments in this issue they will see who
makes this paper possible at the
present low price of $500 per year.
The following named persons have
paid up on their subscriptions since
our last report: Alfred Shaw, VII
liam Drew, Conway Fugex, w. A.
Goodwin, Edward Patz, j. A. Sellers
Emma Edwards, W. L. Pope, JACOB
Gohel. j. H.. Weaver, R. w. Hill,
Russell B. Wallace, w. A. Hale and
Ernest Hale.
Mrs. f. A. Sloan spent Thursday
in Pocatello.
E. l.. Scott made business trip
to Caldwell, Thursday.
Mrs Lizzie Duarant is visiting in
Franklin, Idaho.
Fred Myers of PocateIlo, was here
on business, this week.
Mrs. Ada Laroque IS visiting her
sister-in-law in Caldwell, this week.
M. B. Pickell, of Salt Lake City,
was a business visitor here, Thurs
day.
Mrs, P. A. Christy returned to
Burley, Thursday. She has been
here visiting her husband.
Mrs. J. W. Council and children
| ~ Ia.o Saf% n nj
home of Mrs, r. T. Drollinger.
| Frances E.. Sanders, of Pocatello,
was in Blackfoot, Thursday, inspect
ing the work on the new post office.
Mrs. ]. S. Sova went to Twin Falls,
Thursday. She will visit with her
daughters, Mrs. Obershaw and Mrs.
s. w. Second.
There will be dance at the Rose
hall, Friday, June Is. Excellent
music will be furnished and refresh
ments served.
Mrs. w. T. Brown has returned
i from visit in Arco at the Shoemak-
er home and reports the birth of a
fine new boy.
| Mrs. R. J. Henderson returned to
her home in Pocatello, Thursday.
She has been visiting her mother,
Mrs. Skawson.
]. r. Graghead went TO focatello,
Thursday. He had been transacting
business with the Brown-Hart COM
pany and the Cash store.
Miss Marion Chubbuck went TO
Pocatello, Thursday and will visit
with her aunt Mrs. Margaret Gross,
for about week.
Mrs. M. Talbot returned to her
home in Porterville. Tuesday. She
has been visiting her mother, Mrs.
Hunter at Garland, Utah.
Miss Eva Medley, OF Heron, IL
linois, arrived in Blackfoot, Monday,
and is employed as nurse at the
Southern Idaho sanitarium.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. Norton, of Iona,
returned to their home, Monday.
They have been visiting at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Omstead.
Miss Maude Wolverton, of Ply
mouth. Utah, returned to her home,
Thursday. She has been visiting her.
sister, Mrs VIII Easted for month.
The Bee Hive girls, of the Rose
ward, met with Emma and Lavine