The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1917-04-20

lects honest debts. adv. 4OtI
G. A. Line, of Springfield, made a
business visit to Blackfoot, Tuesday.
Robert Duncan was down from
Martin the last Of the week visiting
friends.
Mrs. w. R. Leach, of Springfield,
was a Blackfoot visitor for a day
this week.
j. C. Mackie is here from southern
California looking after business for
a few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred H. Vogt, stop
ped for day in Blackfoot the first
of the week.
Mrs. A. D. Quantrell went to Ster-
ling early in the week to visit her
son Clarence.
G. l. Baird, of Parsons, Kansas,
was a spectator of this sections &C
tivities this week.
John w. Steele. of Salmon, stop
ped in for a short stay this week at
the Commercial hotel.
Mrs. Eva Bergevin, of Pocate.lo,
is spending a few days with her
sister, Mrs. C. A. Duke
j. e. Allen, of the Idaho State Life
Insurance company, has been work
ing this part of the state lately.
Theodore Schneider is making az
rangements to open a pharmacy at
Shoshone about the first Of May.
Mrs. ]. o. Jensen, Mrs. O. c. john
son and Mrs. B. ]. Robinson were
Keever folks in Blackfoot the first
,of the week.
The Morden Piano company Of
Idaho Falls, the Victrola store, larg-
est stock of Victor records in south
eastern Idaho adv.tf
Beauchamp and L. M
Douglas were visitors here from
Howe the first of the week, at the
Commercial hotel
Mrs Danniger, of Pocatello, spent
several days with her daughter, Mrs.
Robert Nicholas, this week, return
ing home Wednesday.
Jess Rumble, one fthe famous
rides of this country, is reported to
have gon ote Boise to offer his ser
vicessto the government.
Rev. e. j. Baker was here for a
few days visiting Rev. CLANCY and
Mrs. Baker and the children who are
visiting at the f. A. Doud home.
Elwood Graves, of Idaho Falls,
will come to Blackfoot and do your
signs, painting, paperhanging or in
terror decorating. at the same prices
he charges in Idaho Falls, II you
have as much as two days work for
him. adv.5 otI
c. s. Beebe, attorney. adv.12-52
The best of feed, corn, at Bond
Bros. adv. zo-ti
The Blackfoot First Ward relief
and genealogical societies will give
a dance Monday evening, April %,
at the Progress hall. Tickets SOC.
adv.
N. P. Geyer came in from the
Desert, Tuesday, to do a little bust
ness calling. He inspected the new
Republican shop and expressed him
self pleased with it.
o v. Harris has been in this To-
vality for some time inspecting lands
for the firm Of Miller & Veile, under
direction of James A. Martin, who is
loaning money for them. ....-.
If you want to buy or sell good
horse come to the Red Barn. Mont
eomerv BROS, adv. 81 If.
Plant Grimm alfalfa, the hardest
alfalfa known. Guaranteed Grimm
alfalfa seed for sale. Certified to
be true Grimm by the superintendent
of the Aberdeen station. Inquire OF
|P. A, Fugate, Aberdeen, Idaho. oo..
Mrs. e. o. Norman, Mrs. AL Stoker
and Miss Margaret Gilmore were
three Pocatello shoppers who come
to Blackfoot now and then; they
stand by Blackfoot poultry products.
Joseph Rodgers, Jr., and his sister
Genevieve Rodgers were down from
Challis Wednesday to take a train
for Salt Lake City where they ex-
pect to spend week pleasure-fcllow-
ing.
w. ]. Johnson, from southeastern
Kansas, put in few days over the
weekend looking at farming lands
near Moreland. He intends to return
again soon and visit the Lost river
'0J j. Az Harpef was down from Oar.
lington last week and went to Utah
on account of the death of friend
John Millgat of Salt Lake VISITED
the family of Joseph King last week
I and went home Monday.
C. D. Banner and M. o. Anderson
from Shoshone, came to Blackfoot
Wednesday, en- route to Darlington
where they will take charge OF
band of sheep recently purchased by
Fred Hill from Chris Nelson.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. E. Corbrldge
visited for a few days with Mrs
George S. Davis this week and she
accompanied them back to Pocatelle
on Wednesday for, a return WISH
Mr. Corbridge is brother OF MRS
Davis. g.,
Norman Geyer was in from his dry
farm west of Moreland the first OF
the week, and after looking thru tht
new Republican building he said II
was the realization of a fine dream
He says his dream for a number o.
wears has been farm with gooo
buildings and machinery to till tne
land to suit him, and he Is Still
working to that end.
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