The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1922-01-12

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Meat Market. adv
Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Hammond
and daughte: Pearl came up from
Twin Falls last week and visited q
few days at Blackfoot. They went
|! ne Monday.
| W. H. Scott and wife left for Port
land, Ore, the first of the week.
| You will want a bottle of the
wonderful 1anIac remeuy. lou can
get it from Palace Drug Store. adv
| Mrs. j. H. Maddox, formerly Miss
Flora Greene of Mackay, sailed from
San Francisco, Tuesday, for Homo
lulu, where she has a years engage
ment operating in a beauty parlor.
For sale cheap, one pair No. four
Studebaker bob sleds, new. Miller
Meat Market. adv.
Bharles Brunette, a grandson of
Mr.. and Mrs. G. F. Modem, was
operated on Saturday for a tumor
on the arm, and is reported recover
ing satisfactorily.
II. d. McCosham and Mark Touhy
spent Sunday at Idaho Falls.
George Hughes left for Portland
the first of the week.
Dr.. B. H. Hudson went to Boise
Monday to attend the meeting of the
board of dental examiners and to
conduct the semi-annual examina-
ton for applicants desiring licenses
to practice dentistry in the state. He
will be back in his office Monday.
Mayors, bankers, lawyers, prom
| inent government, state and county
officials, prominent business and
professional men and ministers of
the Gospel have endorsed Tanlac.
Palace Drug Store. - adv.
Mrs. Alma Jackman of Aberdeen
is visiting this week with Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry Trego. :: - 's ra.
For sale cheap, one pair No. four
Studebaker bob sleds, new. Miller
Meat Market. ..5 adv.
Mrs.. H. N. Holt of Ogden and
mother Mrs. T. H. Wilde of Salt Lake
left for Ogden Tuesday afternoon.
They attended the funeral Of Mrs.
Wilde's daughter, Mrs. Hammond.
Good value Sc tablets 4c, at the
Hayes Gift Shop. e4 adv.
The Camp Fire girls met at the
home of Leona Byington on North
Main street, last Tuesday evening
Mrs, Whitcomb being absent on &C
count of illness the meeting was
conducted by Louise Spaulding. After
the business was finished, the girls
pulled taffy and refreshments were
served. 1t was decided that the
20 mn fro will xran1Y
on account of the examinations. The
next meeting will be held at the
home of Maxine Fisher.
The First National Bank of Black
foot has received hundred of the
new design of U. 8. silver dollar,
said to be the first ones in this part
of the country.
The dedication of the new build
-ings at the asylum will be on Mon
day afternoon from 1 o'clock till 5.
All thoughtful citizens who are in
terested in lettering the service of
our public institutions and protect
ing the public against abuses and
the mistakes due to ignorance and
misunderstanding are invited to go
thru the new hospital and be shown
and instructed. Not many will be
shown thru the wards where the pa
tients are kept
The third number of the school |
lyceum course will be a lecture at !,
the high school auditorium this Fri |
day evening.
The mayor of ReXburg has visited |
Rlackfoot again to study our meth
DDS of conducting the city govern
ment and of taking care of construc-
ton work.
Bishop Marion Ginger was up
from Aberdeen Tuesday on business |
with the county commissioners.
DR.. FlodQuist is back from a trip |
to Weiser.
Miss Edna Gillespie, the librarian,
has. been confined to her home this |
week with tonsilitis.
Hear Governor Davis and Rever-
end Gillian Monday evening at the
Tabernacle on questions CT how to
rlan this years work and business,
and the making Of better homes.
Professor Lewis, superintendent Of
the public school at st. Anthony,
has resigned to accept a position
with a book publishing house of Chi
cago that is opening a branch at
Salt Lake.
Gel. Fugate, Charles Stearns and
a MIR. Walker were UP from Aber-
deem Tuesday on business for their
community. ..,
Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday
will be busy days in Blackfoot and
many prominent people will be in