The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1919-06-27

LOCAL NEWS

Horseshoe" castings and tubes.
Bills Auto company. 30a-tf
Frank DeKay, Jr., left for Boise
Tuesday afternoon.
William Locke of Arco was at the
Cottage hotel Tuesday.
Thomas Worthington of Clayton
was a Wednesday guest at the Cot
tage hotel.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. B. Reed of Bur.
ley arrived at the Cottage hotel Tues
day for short visit here.
Five minutes of hail will destroy
seasons work, insure with Beebe.
adv 1873
Mr.. and Mrs. Milton Peterson Of
Leslie were at the Cottage hotel
Wednesday.
The Bingham Abstract office
closes at one O'Clock on Saturdays
adv. 500
It is time for joining Blackfoot's
brass band. Drop card to l.. N.
Harmon. =
Roy DeKay went to Cokeville the
first of the week to engage in K.
P. ball game.
Genuine Deering and Mccormack
machinery repairs at Sterling Hard
ware & Implement. Company, Stude-
baker Building. adv. 4SaS
Mrs. Tom Dolman, who visited
friends in Pocatello, returned home
Wednesday.
D. H. Blossom, engineer who in
stalled many Of the irrigation works
in this valley, iss working for a time
in Blackfoot.
Side delivery rakes, sweep rakes
and hay stackers. Sterling Hardware
& Implement Company, studebaker
building. adv. 4Sa6
Henry L. Finch and Arthur F. Lau
of Soda Springs were in Blackfoot
Monday and Tuesday to attend a
land sale at the land office.
Miss Alice Jones and Miss Maude
Harper returned Wednesday after
noon from two weeks pleasure trip
in Portland and Boise.
Ernest Pearson and family and
S. w. Wilson and family returned
Wednesday afternoon from fishing
trip to Kilgore.
Side delivery rakes, sweep rakes
and hay stackers. Sterling Hardware
& Implement Company, Studebaker
building. adv. 4Sa6
Mrs. Charles Squires was a Black
foot visitor the middle Of this week.
A. Noffinder of Challis stopped
in Blackfoot for Wednesday.
Miss Crystal Jensen is the guest
of Miss Lutora Gunderson. Her home
is in Los Angeles and she arrived in
Blackfoot Wednesday.
Genuine Deering and Mccormack
machinery repairs at Sterling Hard
ware & Implement Company, Stude-
baker Building. adv. 4Sa6
L. N. Harmon, band leader, will
establish studio in Blackfoot soon.
Beginners who wish to play in the
Blackfoot band can reach him by
postal card.
Mrs. w. r. Robbins and daughter
Gladys and Mrs. Robbins sister, Miss
Hardin, are at Cheyenne to meet a
brother, D. G.. Hardin, who is re-
turning from army service.
Side delivery rakes, sweep rakes
Iox 0%1 In nd va
& Implement Company, Studebaker
building. adv. 4Sa6
The Misses Eva Heslop and Mamie
Faust spent Tuesday in Idaho Falls,
where they attended the celebration
given by the Swedish population of
that vicinity.
Earl Warren of Idaho Falls, who
was called here Saturday on account
of the serious illness of his father,
returned to his home in the Falls,
Wednesday morning, leaving his
father much improved.
Chautauqua week at Blackfoot is
to be souvenir week at The Repub-
lican office. Between programs at
the big tent, people can see the free
show of type-casting machines at
The Republican office. Each visitor
will receive a souvenir. tt
A. B. Carter held an auction sale
of household goods Wednesday and
left on Thursday morning with his
family for Kimball, Neb., where he
will 60 into business as grain
dealer. ,.,
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Rupe and three
daughters and John Faulks, all of
Sterling, were in Blackfoot Wednes-
day on their way to Salt Lake City
for a weeks outing. They were 60
ing to motor down in their new
Buick.
A motor party to Grandma"
Just's ranch Sunday consisted of
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Just, Mr.. and |
Mrs. James M. Carr, Mrs. Marion
Carr, Wilbur Just and Miss Venice
Soulsly. They were received with
true hospitality and their visit made
a pleasure.
Mr.. and Mrs. August Melting of
Rock Springs ,Wyo., who have been
touring western Canada and the U.
s. northwest, attending the Rose
Carnival at Portland, spent the week.
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