The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1920-02-24

Mr.. and Mrs. E. w. Rowles OF
Idaho Falls were Blackfoot visitors
the forepart of the week.
Thursday of last week the man
ager of the BlackfoOt branch of the
worlds largest retail implement
dealer bought $4,000 additional Mu-
tual Benefit life insurance from Mr..
Beebe. How about you? adv.
The many friends of Claude Black
will be grieved to learn of the death
of Mrs. Black at Idaho Falls Sunday.
Harvey Fisher of Idaho Falls was
Blackfoot Monday transacting bust
ness.
Thursday evening of last week one
of Blackfoot's finest young men and
foot ball stars purchased $4,000 OF
Mutual Benefit life insurance from
Mr.. Beebe. How about you? adv.
"Bish" Baldwin has gone to Salt
Lake City to visit his brother, who is
i'll in a hospital.
Insurance all lines. Beebe phone
l12O, adv. If.
Miss Esther Belgium and Mary
Leatherman of the Stanton school
spent their weekend in Blackfoot.
Mark Tuohy and H. Kanzelmeyer,
who have been confined to the hos
pital with the influenza are able to
be out again.
Friday of last week another OF
Blackfoot's coming young bank Of
ficials purchased $4,000 life insurance
in the Mutual Benefit from Mr..
Beebe. How about you? adv.
E. w. Stevens of the farm bureau
left the latter part of the week for
Moscow, where he will look after
business for the farm bureau.
The Metropolitan Life Insurance
company has in force insurance
amounting to $5,652,434.OO (larger
than that of any company in the
world.) George w. Armstrong, agent.
Phone $3.50. adv. l
Miss Marguerite Van Akin, who has
been teaching school at Shelley is at
home this week, resting and recover
ing from a siege of the flu.
Thursday of last week Mr.. Beebe
sold a $4,000 life insurance policy in
the Mutual Benefit to one of Poca-
tello's popular insurance agents. adv.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. D. MacCosham
are expected back the forepart OF
this week from California, where
they have spent several weeks.
Saturday of last week one of
Blackfoot's Auto Shop proprietors
meeting Mr.. Beebe at lunch asked
him to call and write his life insur-
ance. Mr.. Beebe called and $4,000
was applied for. How about you?
adv.
| H. C. Tavey accompanied his
daughter-in-law Mrs. R. w. Tavey
to Ogden Sunday on her way home
to Boston, after pending several
weeks visiting at the Tavey home
here.
Saturday of last week the barber
who had week before asked Mr.
Beebe when he could be examined,
said 81 want some more life insur-
ance like | got the other day on that
same examination. Mr.. Beebe took
his deposit for $4,000 additional, and
The barber kept on shaving" adv
D. II. Biethan returned from a trip
to middle western manufacturing
centers Sunday evening. He spent
a week or more visiting his daughters
Suzie and Winnefred, who are at
Ann Arbor, Mich, at the university
The Metropolitan Life Insurance
company during 1919 wrote new
business amounting to $1,41S, Ssh
492.00 Largest amount ever written
by any company n the world.) George
w. Armstrong, agent. Phone 556J'
adv. |
Mark Tuohy appeared again Mon
day morning at his place in the
Rowles- Mack store after an illness OF
more than week. Mark insists that
he did not have the flu but come
back of malaria that got into his
blood while serving as marine in
Cuba for two years.
Saturday of last week one of Pin
grees popular young farmers and ex-
pert fishermen said to Mr.. Beebe
Il might take some life insurance il
were properly approached "All
right, if you will tell me how to ap-
proach you will be properly ap-
preached" said the Mutual Benefit
man. He was approached properly
and applied for $4,000 of life insur'
ance. How about you? adv
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