The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1922-08-24

hop German Of Boise was in charge
and at the close of the services, just
after the benedicition, a bolt OF
/ lightning enered an open window,
passed thru the room, and out an
other window, startling everyone,
but hurting no one.
s. G. Hall of Twin Falls was in
town this week on business.
Frank DeKay left Monday after
noon for HALEY, Idaho, where he
will attend the state Democratic
convention.
Life insurance, Beebe, phone 100.
adv. 15tfc
Messrs. Fred, Charley and Pierre
Pelkey, c. w. Tooles and Jim
Ketchum, motored to the lavas west
of Blackfoot Sunday and spent the
day hunting chickens.
Mrs. Harry Bumgartner and
daughter Lucille of St. Anthony,
visited Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs.
E. E. Massie.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. A. Wagner and
family returned Sunday from a
weeks outing on Antelope creek.
Money to loan on irrigated farms.
j. H. Early. adv. 22tf
Miss Thelma Pepper and Miss
Viola Salzner, accompanied by Miss
Peppers grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs.
E. E. Stevens, of Payson, Utah, re-
turned to their homes in Salt Lake
City Monday morning by motor,
after spending week in this city
visiting relatives and friends. Miss
Pepper and Miss Salzner will spend
a week in Logan before returning to
Salt Lake City.
Farley Andrews of Rose fell from
his pony recently and broke his left
arm in three places.
Many life insurance policies have
lapsed the last two years because
most companies require three an
nual premiums before any aid Is
given the assured in case of mis-
! fortune and inability to pay. Some
companies will give aid to the pay
ment of two annual premiums. The
Mutual Benefit Life Insurance COM
pany gives loan values and other
substantial values on the payment
of even less than one annual pre-
MUM on most all policies issued at
age Of twenty-nine or over. II you
have lapsed life insurance and want
to replace it see Beebe for his plan
OF getting life insurance with but a
small payment down. adv.
+, H. F. Hoffman made business
trip to Salt Lake City Sunday.
W. R. Ruff OF Skaggs Grocery
store in St. Anthony, Idaho, was a
Blackfoot visitor Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Oliver spent
/ Sunday in American Falls.
Frank DeKay Jr., receiver of the
Hayburn Bank, and Warren Larsen
of Burley, were weekend guests OF
Mr.. and Mrs. F. E. DeKay. They
! had just returned from an outing
/ at Henry and Soda Springs, Idaho.
Miss Sue Biethan left Monday for
Ann Arbor, Mich, after a visit OF
about month with her father and
mother, Mr.. end Mrs. D. H. Beithan.
Miss Biethan is the librarian of the
state university at Ann Arbor.
Ninety-nine objections out of
hundred that are raised by men
against their carrying an adequate
amount of life insurance are
grounded in common stingyness.
See Beebe and learn what small
amount it takes to get and keep the
life insurance he represents. adv.
Putting aside all the dust, frllls
and "sales talk" the cold fact re-
mains that Beebe gives you more
/ for your money in life insurance
than can be bought outside his COM
pany. For the combination of abb
solute security, liberality of con-
tract and lowest possible net cost
his company leads. adv.
Aside from the monetary con-
sideration in most lines Of business
there is an added compensation in
knowing that one is rendering the
highest service to those he serves
!, Doing without this second consider
alton Beebe could double his in
come on the same volume of bust
ness. Thus does an insurance
dealer serve his community by
knowing what not to represent. adv.
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/ S. T. Clark and family and Miss
Erma Robinson of Shelley are back
from an eight-day trip thru Yellow
stone park. They report having
visited with Miss Maud Carman, who
is spending the summer at Nam
moth Hot Springs.
Mrs. Dan White and daughter
| E1ava of Denvar have hnnn visiting