The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1920-04-05
LOCAL. NEWS
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Fire insurance.

Fire insurance. j. II. Early
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w. c. Allen returned Sunday from
a several days business trip to Arco
R. G. Bills and w. F. Bergman
went to Salt Lake Sunday.
Miss Nan Don Carlos of Goshen
was a Blackfoot visitor Saturday.
J. r. Kooken, formerly Of Mackay,
has been added to the service force
of the Central Market.
c. S. Beebe is again at his work
after weeks illness which kept him
at home.
The Fordson is the second genera
ton of the Ford, but in the family
tree of tractors it's the daddy of
them all. Bills Auto company
Adv. 47-48
Miss Verna Williams spent the
weekend with Mr.. and Mrs. Ire
mayne in Pocatello.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Dolman were
Easter guests of Mr.. Dolman's sister,
Mrs. Loux Of Pocatello.
Mrs. Grace M. Stephens is assist
ing in the probate court office for a
few days.
Mrs. Hazel Won Lostiwicka Of
Sterling spent the weekend in Black
foot visiting with her little son John.
Frank Hurdle of Shelley was a
Blackfoot business visitor Satur-
day.
HAVE that roof fixed now. See j.
L. Brice, box 1874. 41-tf
Albert Gardner of Rose was in
Blackfoot looking after business mat
tiers Monday.
w. R. Young of Goshen spent Sat-
urday in Blackfoot looking after bus
mess matters.
Spare the sod and spoil the farm.
Bills Auto company.-Adv. 47-48
Miss Leona Williams of Wapello
was Blackfoot viitor over the week.
end.
The Fordson rushes in where the
old fashioned plow fears to tread.
Bills Auto company.-Adv. 47-4S
Nofear Davis left last week for
Nevada, where he is looking after
school matters.
John Kingsbury left the latter
part of the week for Lava Hot
Springs.
Insurance all lines, Beebe phone
1870. adv. tt.
Miss Lucille Bradley spent the
weekend with her mother in Poca-
tello.
Miss l.. Francis Johnson of Pin
gree visited with her sister, Mrs.
Mason, for a few days last week.
Let Fordson take the discord
out of discing. Bills Auto compa-
ny-Adv. 47-4S
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. C. Loomis and
daughter Miriam are spending a few
days at Lava Hot Springs.
Miss Flora Bayles and Miss Mar
garet Van Aiken of Shelley spent the
weekend with Miss Van Aiken's
mother in this city.
Insurance Service Beebe, phor
40. adv. tt.
David Gibby left Monday morning
for Kentucky for a two-year period
of labor in the mission field of the
Latter Day Saints church.
Said Farmer Jones: "A Fordson
in time saved mine" Bills Auto
47-48
The base ball benefit dance, given
by the American Legion in Progress
hall, comes Wednesday this week. |
All proceeds go to the baseball fund.
Neil F. Boyle left Tuesday for New |
Haven Conn. to attend convention |
Of presidents and secretaries of the |
district associations.
The Fordson is known by the i'm
preston it makes-it puts new
wrinkle in the face of mother earth.
Bills Auto company.-Adv. 47-4S
R. c. Loomis is in Blackfoot after
;wo months in southern California.
He has located in Pasadena and will
'eturn in two weeks to the sunny
cline.
Fire insurance. J. H. Early.
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Mrs. E. T. Malcolm, Mrs. George
Clarke and Mrs. s. Robinson are
lmong those from this city who are
attending the conference at Salt
AXE.
Rev. David Jones, of Boise, will
leliver a sermon on Faith" at the
Episcopal church this evening. The
rev. Jones is widely known and pop
llor in western Idaho, and may be
ounted on for message worth
tearing.
The Fordson makes good by max
ng the farm make good. Bills Au-
O company.-Adv. 47-48
w. F. Parkhurst, one of the mana :
ers of the Leonard Wood committee
f this state, and George R. Barker,
ormer secretary of state and pro-
rietor of the Pend 'Orielle Review
t Sand Point, Idaho, were in Black
DOT Saturday looking after General
Woods campaign.