The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1922-03-09

cept a policy with a war clause, be
sure and ask about it. Beebe, phone
1870. adv.
viii Parkinson and Fred Hess
went to Los Angeles last Thursday
looking for employment. A good
many Blackfoot men have gone there
and found employment at good
wages.
will bond you, Beebe, phone 100.
adv.
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
o. E. Bills on Thursday, the second
day Of March.
Miss Maude Truman, principal of
the Irving school, visited at her
home at Aamer over Sunday.
Fred Hansen left last week for
Los Angeles.
Mrs. d. D. Wakefield and daughter
came up from Rupert last week to
visit with Mrs. Wakefield's sister,
Mrs. Frank Garvin.
If you are feeling badly, put your
troubles away by taking Tanlac.
Palace Drug Store. adv.
The First Ward M. I. A. Dramatic
company are rehearsing a farcial
fact in three acts 1T Pays to Adver-
tise." A royalty play of international
reputation. Staged undere the
direction of Mrs. J. T. Carruth. The
cast is the best that can be found in
the city. The proceeds from the
play go into a fund for rebuilding
the church which was destroyed. by
fire. Be sure and see 1t Pays to
Advertise Orpheum Theatre, March
| 20, adv.
Mis- Elsie Maughn spent the week.
end at Idaho Falls visiting with
friends.
The Rotary luncheon was held at
the Eccles hotel Tuesday afternoon.
Mr.. Tavey talked of his recent trip
to the east Lyman Hyde of Logan
was guest of the afternoon.
Do you know that the Uneeda
| trademark is valued at six million
dollars? See ut Pays to Advertise"
Orpheum Theatre, March 20. adv. l
Miss Maude Truman spent the
weekend at Wapello with relatives.
The Misses Mary Rowland and
Martha Clark spent the weekend at
Pocatello.
The Chicago board of trade be-
gan last Monday sending out wire
less market reports to all boards of
trade within 500 miles.
Recently one of Shelley's promin-
| ent farmers went to Beebe's office
and bought $4,000 Mutual Benefit.
| adv.
| Miss Edna Hansen of Logan is
visiting for a week or two with the
family of DR.. Young at Blackfoot.
citizen of Blackfoot, is said to be in
citizen of Blackfot, is said to be in
critical condition due to a case OF
blood poisoning.
Maternity home at 361 w. Ju-
dicial. Best of care given to pa
tients. Mrs. Jean A. Tanner.
Phillip Thorstenberg has sold his
interest in the Royal Electric Bakery
to his partner w. R. Wheeler
Miss Doris Dunn has accepted a po-
sition in the assessors office.
Pruning and winter spraying for
your trees. Frank Rossiter, phone
176R2. adv. 8tf
Special saturday-Gold band cups
and saucers, $1.48 per set. Racket
Store. adv.
Mrs. Gean Tanner has moved from
Blackfot to her home at Springfield.
j. T. Young, manager of the Idaho
Wholesale company Of Pocatello was
in Blackfoot Monday.
Lady Lois" double mesh hair
nets 2 for 25c. Racket Store. adv.
Victory Palm toilet soap, 5,,for
25c. Racket Store. adv.
Mrs. George Obershaws left, Thurs
day for Chilly to join her husband,
and they will make their home there
H. c. Tavey is back from q five
weeks trip thru the east in company
with his daughter Lorine. -
In February one of Biackfoots
most efficient bookkeepers bought
$4,000 Mutual Benefit Of Beebe. adv
Joshua Cooper is visiting his par
ents in Utah.
William Plant is back from trip
to Salt Lake City.
Recently one of Blackfoot's best
office women applied to Beebe fo1
a Mutual Benefit policy. adv
i Mrs. Robert Robinson, saleslady
at the Brown Hart company's, is Ill
this week. Eas A'at "
Mrs. Jessie Robethan was up from
Pocatello this week.
1 Chocolate cream drops 100 pei
pound Saturday. Racket Store. adv
Hat braid and flowers. Racket
Store. ly adv
William Barrett left Thursday
morning for bushes trip to Winnie
mucca. R@ =
E. M. Kennedy and w. F. Bergman
are back from trip to Burley, where
they addressed mass meeting
!, called by the Commercial club to dis
cuss a bad local financial situation
Miss Ruth Chapman is i'll thi:
week with the flu.
Curtain material at popular prices
, Racket Store. adv
H. B. Snodgrass left Saturda.
: morning for Los Angeles to attent
to business matters.
The Misses Caroline Overstree
, and Eva Wier spent the weekend IL
; Pocatell.
Wire and ricenet hat shapes
Racket Store. adv
Miss Luella McDanfels eneraine'
the girls Of the Brown Hart c0mpan,
| 81 n dinnar Thurodav awning