The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1919-06-20

eral days last weekend on the up.
per Blackfoot river, thirty miles
northwest Of Soda Springs, and
caught some real trout, Cecil says
Side delivery rakes, sweep rakes
and hay stackers. Sterling Hardware
& Implement Company, Studebake1
building. adv. 48a6
E. T. Peck and his family came
home Wednesday from Salt Lake
City. They passed thru the Bear
Lake country on the way south in
their enjoyable tour.
j. D. Johnson is doing the book
work at the Boise-Payette lumber
yard during the absence of Miss Har.
per, who is in Portland for the
month.
|. Genuine Deering and Mccormack
machinery repairs at Sterling Hard.
ware & Implement Company, Stude-
oaKer Building. ady. 4Sa6
1t. /. D. Marsh, recently of the
U. S. air service, an instructor in
: flying, has located at Arco, with his
brother c. B. Marsh, and has charge
OF the Arco Speciality company. n
Mr.. and Mrs. c. E. Harris went
to Montpelier Tuesday for visit
with their friends and relatives there,
Mr.. Harris will attend the X. P.
convention at Twin Falls on the
same trip.
A carload of Mccormick and Deer
ins binding Irvine has Just been re-
ceived by the Sterling Hardware &
Implement company. ade.
Mrs. H. E. Cullison and son.
CHARLES, left Tuesday afternoon for
Emporia, Kan, where they will visit
relatives during the summer months.
they will visit other points before
returning to Blackfoot. y
Miss Winnefred Biethan returned
this week from Ann Arbor, Mich.
where she has been studying medi-
cine preliminary to medical course,
MISS Susie Biethan is expected to
arrive home soon. -
side delivery rakes, sweep rakes
and hay stackers. Sterling Hardware
q implement Company, yStudebaker
building. adv 48a6
Miss Esther Downey, who has been
VISITING her mother in Blackfoot,
Mrs. A. Downey, is now at Stanley.
Idaho, to spend three months vaca-
ton with Mrs, Bartlett Falls.
The Pathfinder car from Salt Lake
City has rested at the Blackfoot free
tourist camp at the city park. and
the pathfinder left word that 1t was
the best he had struck.
Messrs. e. Pearson and George
Butler and Paul and Earnest Pear
son motored up to the Mackay coun-
try Wednesday in Mr.. Pearson's car
to fish for a few days and just gen.
orally enjoy the out-of-doors.
Mrs. Frank DeKay asserts that it
pays to let the people know what
you want. After her article on v.
|. s. needs at the tourist camp, Mrs.
Earnest Pearson called up and Of
fered to deliver load of kindling
there, which she did.
Mrs. Ed Bowles and her two child
rem of Fl. Worth, Texas, are expected
here the twenty-eighth to visit for
few days while en- route to Cali
fornia by automobile. Mrs. Bowles
Is sister of Ben Lyons .and was
Miss Susie Lyons.
Chautauqua week at Blackfoot is !
70 be souvenir week at The Repub-
lean office. Between programs at
he big tent, people can see the free
show of type-casting machines at
rhe Republican office. Each visitor
VIII receive souvenir. If
Are you successful salesman
working among farm trade? Or are
'ou ambitious to become one? Do
'ou want to earn $25O-$35O a
month wholesaling groceries to
armers? Steady demand. Yearly
epeater.. Same territory. II so give
ge, experience, phone number, Car
equired. H. Hunting, Blackfoot.
adv. Up
William Marley has found and pur-
hased home in Idaho Falls and
he family will soon move up there.
IS district general superintendent of
he Utah-Idaho Sugar company Mr..
'arley can better work from Idaho
'alls.
]. L. Nancy and daughter of Glen
De, Okla, arrived in Blackfoot Mon
ay morning and are stopping at
ne Commercial hotel. They will re-
lain until after the land drawing /
nd try for a piece Of Uncle Sans I