The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1919-08-05
LOCAL NEWS
Notary Public at Standrod bank.

Notary Public at Standrod bank.
Mrs. Schroeder, a high school
teacher, as the guest of Mrs. Nellie
Caster.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. o. Monroe are
spending this week in Salt Lake City,
where they will meet Mrs. Monroe's
sister Mrs. Cahill and her husband
from Tulsa, Okla.
Walter Young has returned to
Blackfoot and is at his former posi-
ton. at the First National Bank.
w. d. Vincent is entertaining his
mother as his guest.
| Last week while Mr.. Beebe was
away on fishing trip a prominent
stockman of Grouse, Idaho, came to
him on horseback out in the field
and voluntarily bought $4,000
policy. Why don't you see Beebe?
adv. 1
Warren Kent returned from over
seas two weeks ago and went directly
to Arco. He came down to Black
foot Friday to visit acquaintance
here and returned Monday.
Floyd Peterson of Riverside re-
turned Sunday from Nineteen months
overseas.
Recently another of Blackfoot's
leading grocers asked Mr.. Beebe to
call and stated in substance "Beebe.
look upon my life insurance as the
| best investment ! have, and | want
about $4,000 more" Ee previously
had $4,000 fl ON Mr.. Beol,e and likes
it, How about you? See Beebe.
adv. 1
Don Geyer went out to Mackay
Monday on implement business.
Ralph R. Wolley, field man for
the department of reclamation is in
this vicinity gathering information
on utility of water, both natural as
found underground and that which
is placed by irrigation.
Recently prominent stock man
from Oxford, Idaho, came to Black
foot and looked Mr.. Beebe up and
said in substance, "Mr. Beebe
asked my banker in Bur-
ley, where could buy the
best life insurance policy and he
referred me to you, what is my pre-
MUM on $5000?" Policy delivered.
You are next! adv. /
Mr.. and Mrs. T. B. Dolman spent
Sunday at Lava Hot Springs.
Mrs. Nell Carey, who has been
visiting here for the past two weeks
left Sunday for her home in Iowa.
She was accompanied as far as Den
yer by her sister Miss Lovey Galligan
who will spend her vacation there.
A. l.. Greene and sons have bought
out Barker & Stevenson's tire repair
business on West Bridge street,
The Handicraft club will meet with
Alta LaCour at $50 Wednesday
afternoon.
]. T. Carruth and family and DR..
Beck and family left the last of the
week in cars for an outing at Bear
Lake.
Asa Lloyd, a recently returned SOL
der boy, who has been visiting his
sister and father here, left Saturday
for San Francisco to resume his be-
fore-the-war work in the ship yards.
Rawliegh Bible and Anil Weiand
arrived in Blackfoot Thursday even
ing, after service over the sea.
The Mutual Benefit Life Insurance
company is now and always has been
a purely mutual company selling life
insurance at cost. 1t never issued
tontine policies or other forms I'M
favorable to the assured. 1t does not
spend money for agents junket trips
or other unnecessary things and for
absolute security, lowest possible net
cost and liberality of contract leads
the world. Mr.. Beebe is it's largest
producer in Idaho and has no paid
spoilers. adv. l
Miss Irene Good is expected home
from Albion normal school this week.
Frank DeKay Jr., Asa Lloyd,
Bernard Stephenson, Walker Rich
and Ray Crabtree motored to Idaho
Falls Friday to see st. Anthony beat
Idaho Falls 9 to 0 in one of the
snappiest games of the season.
S. G. Solomon, who has been en-
ployed with the Idaho Republican,
building up the subscription end of
the business, covered the county by
the last of the week and left Monday
morning for Salt Lake City.
M. e. Jacobson and Gordon Bills
went to Salt Lake City the last of
the week, OIL DuSluoSS.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Burggraff and
two children of Salmon are the guests
of Mr.. Burggraffs father and sisters,
Mr.. N. Burggraff and family this
week.
H. w. Kirkbride and wife are here
from Illinois visiting the family of
e. E. Massie on their way to the Vel
loWstone park. Mrs, Massie will &C
company them.
Miss Constance Kinney came to
her people in Pocatello Saturday
evening, after spending three years
in the Hawaiian Islands, with her
sister. Miss Gertrude Kinney spent
the weekend in Pocatello to cele-
brate the homecoming.
Miss Pearl Quantrell is spending
the week at Heise Hot Springs.
Miss Sue Biethan, student at
Ann Arbor, Mich, is expected to ar
rive home for her summer vacation
on August II, to be with her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. D III. Biethan.
H. G.. knight, who has taken
charge Of the editorial duties on the
Bingham County News is here at
the Eccles hotel.
A young man well known in
Blackfoot recently said to Mr.. Beebe |
that he had young nephew whom
he wanted to have policy to en-
couro Oa him IN save The. Inv was |