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The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1918-10-11
Z FOR SALE-Miscellaneous

EHCADIAN RANGE KITCHEN CAB
net. dining room table and four
HAIRS, library table, two rockers,
Walnut bedroom set. Apply to
n n. Wright 217 s. Shilling. 13tf
QAHO-WYOMING OIL REFINING
company stock. 500 shares or any
Qart Of it $1.O0 per share. This
eompany has no stock for sale at
par and are about ready to declare
a dividend. For particulars in
Quire of Nick Knesboro, 424 South
Hays street, Pocatello, Idaho 1871
|k1kEE COLTS. BRANDED WITH
4 anchor on left shoulder. Last
cen at Ben Nelson's ranch. Notify,
II. H. Carlos, Route 1. 12a-2p
40 CLEVELAND TRACTOR. CAN
re seen at Hendrie Implement
Il company 10a 9p.
NO TEAMS FOR SALE CHEAP:
One span gray mares, One span
bay geldings. r. c. Graft, Black
loot. lott.
sURE BRED POLAND CHINA
hogs. Ralph Johnson, Riverside,
i Blackfoot. RI. Ga tt.
900 HEAD OF LOOSE WOOL
ewes will sell any amount. These
IRE good grade of ewes and will
cell cheap. Call me up any time.
NO. L. Andus, Firth, Idaho. adv-8tf
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from the newspapers whether car
tons have been received at the
Christmas Parcel Station. Applica-
ton should not be made until par
GELS are on hand.
Specially manufactured cartons for
this purpose will be sent to Chapters
from Division headquarters and will
be distributed by Chapters to branch
es and community auxiliaries or such
other Christmas Parcel Stations as
the Chapter may establish, together
with "Red Cross Inspection Labels"
also furnished from Division office.
The carton may be filled with any
combination of articles that fit in it
and which are not barred from
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b. remove any notes or messages
c. wrap, tie and weigh the parcel
d. place on the parcel the Christ
mas Parcel Label" received from
abroad, Learning name and address OF
< The person sending the parcel
shall then, in the presence of the
Red Cross representative, affix stamp
at The rate Of twelve cents (12c) for
each pound or fraction thereof. par
eel Post rate to Hoboken, N. j.
The Red Cross representative who
INSPECTED the parcel will then affix
to The parcel the NRed Cross 1nspec-
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tied to send him parcel by comply
ing with the conditions herein set
forth.
The relative or friend who receives
a "ChriStmaS Parcel Label" from a
man in service overseas, will apply
to the nearest chapter, branch Sor
Community Auxiliary of the Red
Cross, or to such, other Christmas
Parcel Station as may be designated
by his Red Cross Chapter,-and up
on showing the christmas Parcel
Label" will receive one carton, three
inches by four inches by nine inches
in size. It will be easy to ascertain
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pare these parcels for mailing, an
arrangement having been completed
between the War Department and the
Red Cross.
Shipping space available will per-
nit the sending of but parcel 10
each man.
To avoid any duplication and 10
make sure that each parcel is cor.
rectly addressed, a christmas Par
Gel Label is now being isss ed to.cv-
cry man abroad.
Every man abroad will mail his
christmas Parcel Label to some
relative or friend who will be enti-.
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SARAH HAMMOND PASSES AWAY

Sarah Hammond the fourteen-year
old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. M. j.
Hammond, died Tuesday morning,
after an illness of several weeks.
During Miss Hammond's residence
in Blackfoot she has made host of
friends, by whom she was greatly ad-
mired.
The sympathy of the whole COM
munity goes to- the bereaved parents
and relatives.
Funeral services were held Thurs
day afternoon at o'clock from the
First Ward Chapel.
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TO SEND CHRISTMAS PARCELS.
Red Cross Issues General Informa-
ton and Instructions for Ship
I ments to Soldiers. y

Families of men in service abroad
are eager to make Christmas over
seas as merry as conditions permit.
The War Department, realizing
this, have decided that each man
may receive from his family 4 Christ
mas package of standard size ard
approximately standard contents.
The American Red Gross will pre-
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Christmas parcels by the post office
department. The list of articles that
may not be sent may be procured
from the same place as the cartons.
The weight of the parcel must not
exceed two pounds fifteen ounces
when wrapped.
When carton has been filled it
should be taken to the place where
it was procured.
Red Cross representatives will in
Spect the parcel, and will.
a. exclude any article barred by
post office department from Christ
mas parcels;
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ton Label" properly signed.
Parcels ready for mailing shall
remain in the custody of the Red
Cross until delivered by its repre-
sentative to the Post Office authori-
Ties.
No Christmas parcels can be mail
ed later than November 18th.
No Christmas parcel can be &C.
cepted by the Post Office without the
Christmas Parcel Label from over
seas.
No duplicate can be issued if a
christmas Parcel Label" is lost. This
rule cannot be altered by anybody.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Martin B. Bundle
of Idaho Falls are Blackfoot visitors
few days this week attending the
round up and business matters.
Mrs. A. T. Springer was on the
sick list the latter part of the the
week.
Miss Berthene Barlow went to st.
Anthony Thursday to visit few days
with her sister.
Mrs. Chalmers and Mr.. Heimen-
dinger went to Idaho Falls Wednes-
day to visit with friends.
Rev. Colver and Fred Weber mo-
tored to May, Idaho, Thursday, where
they will spend a few days hunting.
The Misses Evelyn and Bessie Van
dervort and Iva Short went to May,
Idaho, where they will visit with
relatives and friends a few days.
Miss Claire Chamberlin spent We'd
nesday in Pocatello shopping.
Mrs. Berthan Dixon went to Buhel,
Idaho Wednesday OF remain indefin-
ately.
r. J. Ferrel went to Rockford
Wednesday, where he will spend the
week on business
Mrs. H. G. Wilson is spending a
few days in Salt Lake shopping and
visiting with friends.
Miss Burgquist and Miss Graham
spent Wednesday at Idaho Falls.
D. A. Stone, the potato buyer for
W. d. Ebbett, will be located at
Clark Fuel and Ice company, 1876
West Bridge street, .BlackfOot, after
october 1, phone 90. ! will be glad
to do business with you and always
pay the market price and will treat
you right" LA tt
Life insurance. Beebe. adv 1851
II you have to harvest buy the
Baby Beet Fuller" Tried and
acknowledged the most satisfactory
beet puller on the market. For sale
by Hendrie Implement company. lit
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FRITZ EARL REY-
NOLDS PASSES AWAY

Fritz Earl Reynolds, 46 years of
age, died at his home in Gro~eland
October 6, after suffering nine days
with pneumonia.
The family came from Mt. Pleas
ant, Utah, in 1916, settling at Tyhee.
He has been a resident of Groveland
since January.
Deceased is survived by his wife
and six sons to mourn his loss. His
many friends extend their sympathy
to the bereaved family.
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These instructions have been is
sued by National Headquarters of
the American Red Cross, are based
on the agreement with the War De-
partment and the Post Office Depart
ment, and must therefore be strictly
observed.
EARL FITZPATRICK,
Director, Department of Develop
ment.
Approved: Oct. 1, 1918.
C. d. STIMSON, Division Mgr.
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LOST

BLACK HORSE EIGHT YEARS OLD
weight 1900 pounds, branded CT
on left flank. I. R. Intyre, Spring
field, Idaho. 1873.
"A BLACK BEVER HAT; BELONGS
to an Indian rider who lost 1t at
the bucking and a white man
picked it up, but did not return 1t
to the Indian. Where did the
white man leave it, please?
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1918-10-11
THE INDIAN DANCE

The Shoshone and Bannock In
dams have erected dancing tent
Just north of the city hall and are
giving exhibitions of their various
kinds of dances every evening. The
admission is 80 cents for adults with
go per cent of that being turned
lover to the Red Cross and 10 cents
for children.
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WANTED TO RENT I

leo OR 200 ACRES RANCH WITH
seed furnished. State rent wanted.
Can give good reference. Write
Tom Holcomb, Rockland, Idaho,
Power county. 12a-3mf
/ WANT TO RENT 40 OR 60 ACRES
irrigated land either shares or
cash. A. N. Arvish. Route a.
@ 12a-2p.
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NOVICE TO POTATO DEALERS

The state food administrator
has called a meeting of the potato
dealers of the state to be held at
Boise on Monday, Oct. IA at 10
O'Clock in the forenoon at the food
administration offices in that city.
The object of the meeting will be the
discussion of the food administration
grading rules on potatoes.
The rules will be strictly enforced
after the fifteenth OF this month. To
avoid any misunderstanding regard
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eIon for errors In classified adver-
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FOR RENT

ONE, fWO-RoOM APARTMENT
in Hotel Keystone vacant eleventh.
No children, adv /.
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FOUND

CHECK FUR $25 ON NEW FREE
dom Bank, New Freedom, Wyo.
Apply to this office. 10atf.
AUTO CRANK AT REPUBLICAN
office. loft.
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Mrs. F. Lougue Of Bancroft and
Miss Grace West of Pocatello spent
the Weekend in Blackfoot the guests
of Mis- Carmen Dickensen.
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L. p. BATWAY DIED THURSDAY

L. p. Batway, age "a years died at
his home on South University Street
Thursday morning, Oct. 10.
Mr.. Batway has been a resident
of Blackfoot for many years, and has
made a host of friends who mourn
his loss.
Deceased is survived by his wife,
who is living at Blackfoot.
Funeral services will be held
Friday afternoon at o'clock from
the home on South University ave.
Interinent will be made in the Grove
City cemetery.
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DR.. G. v. Williams veterinary sur
geon. Phone Is, residence 147W.
adv. 31tf
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NOTICE BY HEALTH OFFICER

DR.. G. A. Hoover, the county ply
stefan, received the following tele-
gram Monday from the state board
of health at Boise, Idaho:
1.-THE state board of health directs
you to inform mayors Of cities and
the chairmen of boards of village
trustees in the county that because
of Spanish influenza all public as
semblies and places of public amuse-
ment, excepting public and private
schools be prohibited from operation
on and after October 10, 1918. Let
ter of instructions follows. You are
directed to secure compliance with
this order until further instructions.
BIWER,
Secretary"
The following instructions were
received later:
at is ruled this order includes
theatres, moving picture shows,
dance halls, lodges, pool and billiard
halls, public swimming polls, public
meetings of any character political,
patriotic church socials etc. Health
officers to report each Monday num-
Der of cas- es of influenza in county.
Physicians required to report cases
to county health officer"
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WANTED

oPUDS. CALL 90. CLAKE FUEL&
Ice Co. for information. d. A.
Stone. i2tf.
"a. COMPETENT. M1DDLE-AGED
Woman for work on a ranch. Phone
k418 j-12. 8tf
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TEAM, HARNESS AND
BEET WAGON FOR SALE

Will sell all together or separately.
Phone 439J. 12a-2p.
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ing the grading rules on potatoes,
1t is the desire that full representa-
ton may be had at this meeting.
Yours truly,
GEORGE F. GAGON,
u 8. Food Administrator for Bing-
ham County.
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FOR SALE OR TRADE

Il SIX ROOM MODERN HOUSE,
t.elose in. Also q good business
house. fine location and large
business. James Hunter. 5atf
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lImsrlkaner ienen baIA
sluene Srcnt erbaIten
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dati Gstiouttt uidltS harhbar mann
elue dmer 6roat ctriHta nfr0eH
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6cfitpcrs bcfilrtucttct
SicbcmItilnSenzG0 90

SnOionnpoIis, Snb., "a. eyon.
Gin aaaemeiiter gErheitstaq bon fie.
ben 5ttlnbcn tDd6renO Der Golter
beg sirieges, anitatt Der gegenlpdr.
ttgen 8eitmeiligen ltnterbredltng oeg
SSu0iitriebetriebeg burd bic Sfoblen.
ueripaltltng, nm SlobIe BIT iparen
uno bic 6radtitaulng 3u be1eben
ipur0e geitern bon Samuel Som.
pers, beu1 9rdiioeitten bee glm. sc.
beration Of 2n6or, In elmer 2ln.
iprade nor oer aonbention Der 1tnt.
teh Mline gporfars borgeidjloqen.
0ie @ontper'ide Ge0e an bic @rl,
bennrbeiier fDttr0e dls Die g|otihaff
Der gtrbeiterfl1iieu of 0as annb be.
5iiglid Der Sanotlngsipeiic Der
Go9leu gl0niniitration drqeieben
Seine Gmpfebfung rthtet fid aeqen
bic bolIitdnoige ShlieBung Der ia
brtfen dru Ulontng nno er bcbnnp.
tet o1B olirh bic GiHfii6rltna oe8
observation-disclosures bd8ielbe en-
reidjt mer0en fant Gr ot1ltbt, oaB
Die 5dtieBuHg Der getriebe Elm
5ebler mar entiduloiat jeooh dae
BON ben bo9en HeaierungsbearHten
oeluadten aebter beion0ers NIT
Dem fdlneElcn 1leherannge boin
fyrieben gum striegc, oer Der Jie.
giernig tHgedbnte nene auiga6en
1ui6iiroete.
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SdbetAettGitti tttnrnt
HenticIie tlsoicruna

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letoriotS iutn oriidcn oemielben ltnie.
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qIrbeit miro. luenu u0tig, ieine nan8e
9roft aiifbieten, olIe 2lnitrengtingen
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gloA oreitdqieer Smpenoieritna
eridieu Der 8orrudrts an Q}ittipDh
aben0 tDie0er.
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6ia nteeiletiIilte Aahlnfii fiNaeieti
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iibtt atnhe 9ldiHoiiNgtit Set gltral.
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tctih 0fr lretm Modem aenflbu.
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glerbaIlgn 0rr tati0uidtN f}tieAfus,
btleimten ali Artii.giiebet 0le pe
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Bt iiitr5en aero0ein, ipir - IN RnB.
lono Der 6au ocipeieu G'ifid1 nod
abid1luB 0es Observation-Disclosures be.
pannen bic Nolihcbifi ibre Qsrnpa.
anltaa an Der rtifiitlen 6ront. 3mi.
itbtn 9lniien imb Griirrreithern fan.
ben 9erhriiberinaen itnii, iulo Bel.
ibenifi giirraflr fanh 0ir lpeiteite
gerbreitllua.
Cor etin1 aehn Toocn hrddten
Sflipeiser 0epeiten nie WteI0lma.
bnb bic allaeneine @treifbctnegung
In 6eIterreib. .llnaurn i'm 9nnchmen
begriffen iei. Dieielbe ro1ut alien
glnihein nah In llngarn ibren gtft.
fana. Sin 9uoapeit fonben mebrere
sgrieoens 8emonitr1tionen itott;
bortige 8eitunaen beidnl0iaten bic
sSitufer, Dab iie ourd ibre gnnc.
rtonspl1np etnen Sonberfrieoen NIT
9luBIan6 undl6qIid) mahten. Srd.
tpolle tpegen iln3ilIdn9Iiher glob.
ritn1snlittel foIgten. Ger Streff
berbreitete fidl raid iiber bic gan5e
Dopbellnounrdie; Der 8enior mod.
te bon Ieinen antt ben qr6Btm5gIi.
den @ebroud; bic 9an6esarsn8en
tpur0en geidloIIen. QEher bnrh bic.
fen S6leier orangen yludridlten
ndh Der Sdtpei3 0urd, 6aB fait bic
gorBe sSnbultrie 6rr Gpppelmonar.
die infolge oes Streifs Inbm gelegt
ipor0en lei.
GB iit n16gtiG, onb Der goIfbebift
9eridlt ii6tr cine Mebolittion iiber.
trieben lit; es mag itdb MIR I'm Ell,
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-01-24
Glt0l0ne pcrldnot
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aonton "a. Ssou @rpbbriton.
nien criudit bic Ser. 1indten mn
neitrre 100000 gui6eI ggei8en.
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riluaatnitteIfuoppheit In GiMIano
oIs iebr ernit. 0ber nidlt Deroriiq,
0nB iie Ste Beiintobeit Der Neu6lfe.
ritla bet outer g'eriuoIiuna 0eg gro.
biantS gefa1rDe. gr seidneie einen
itorFen iluteridlieo sipiidea ben 8u.
itdn0eH In DentIhlono, mo bic al.
aemeine @eiunobeit, heionoers bic
Der 6ruurn rn6 ain0er, 0nrdl 0as
5eblen Der Rabrung uno SaIb.Qlus.
hunaeritng gefdbrlib itfltergr16en,
itnb bic g(rbeitsfdhiafsit oer @1dft.
ner m 30 Bro3ent berringert mnr.
be, pno oenen in England.
5n @roB -gritonuien bat. nie er
bebauptet, Die Selblteinidrdnillng in
8irtIidfett Die torperlide @eitinb.
belt Der Ration gef6roert. nMit
9ilfe Der Der. 5tnoten tuer6cn mir
0llrdlbaItclt ertldrte Ell. Ger aricg
miro bon GnglanO geinonnen incr.
ben. Gr lit cine glusbnlterbrpbe
8iDiihen enganb im0 Qeutidlan0.
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