The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1923-08-02
DR.. E. c. Bernhisel
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Office Phone >5S Res. 4S5
Res. 4S5
Blackfoot, Idaho

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Parker's Magic Discovery given in
drinking water rids fowls of lice and
mites. Ask your dealer, he has it
adv. 31-32-33-34r
F. w. Pelkey and son Pierre left
Saturday morning by auto for
Pasadena, Calf. Pierre will attend
the University of Southern Cali
fornia this year.
The Misses Jennie and Katie Sims
left on the Saturday morning train
for a months visit with friends and
relatives in San Francisco and other
coast points
Frank McCurdy left Tuesday
morning for Omaha, Neb., on bust
ness. Mrs. McCurdy had planned
taking the trip with him but on ac-
count of the illness of her mother,
Mrs. P. L. Steffenson, of Fort Hall,
expects to be gone about a month
and Mrs. McCurdy hopes to be able
to join him there before his return.
Mrs. Brill and her son Max, who
have been living at Pocatello for
the past year or more, moved back
to Blackfoot last Saturday. Max is
working for the Idaho Power COM
pany.
All lines of insurance written and
given my personal attention. j. H.
Early. adv IS tt
Lindon Johnson and his mother
and sister of the Johnson millinery
store are back from ten day trip to
the Valley of the Moon, Wood river,
Galena summit and the Red Fish
lakes on upper Salmon river. They
went down that stream thru all the
chosen scenery that fringes it to
below Salmon City.
They returned by way of old Fl
Lemhi and Birch creek to Idaho
Falls.
Byron Defenbach Of Lewiston,
Idaho, was Blackfoot visitor
Monday.
Peter and Arthur Riley visited
Butte recently, where their father is
working.
Mrs. R. A. English drove to Salt
lake. Monday to take some guests
home; who had been with them for
| couple of weeks. She planned to
'eturn Wednesday.
Mike Barclay went to Paris Mon
lay to attend the funeral of L. R. |
Kelsey, young man who had for
many years been Mr. Barclays fore
nan in the stock business. Mr.. |
Kelsey died July 25 at a Portland !
A. T. Springer and ]. j. Quillin are
'ack from fishing trip to Fall |
liver and say the fishing is good and !
he water is fine.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. H. Early are en-
a friend of theirs, Mrs
Humphreys, of Adrien,
1ich., who is on tour of the west.
The marriage of Homer Epling
nd Bertha Swanson, formerly of
'lackfoOt, is reported at San Fran
isco on July IS.
Mrs. Earl Weaver and Mrs. j. A.
acobey have gone to Bear Lake for
n outing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Stevens have
eturned from a visit to their old
ONE in Princeton, KY. Mrs.
tevens has been there for a couple
months, and Mr.. Stevens made
My short visit.
The Misses. Gertrude and Winni-
ed O'Rorke, former teachers at
lackfoot, but now living at Poca-
lilo, visited at Blackfoot over Sun
ay.
G. H. Malan, of the Wheelright
obstruction company, came up from
gden Tuesday to have sitting with
lie city council.
Thomas F. Jenkins moved his
Imily to Ashton this week.
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as at Blackfoot the Fourth of July,
ade thirty-eight stops in Idaho
WINS and showed to about 1900
sople, all without cent of expense
the people.
Miss Osborn, saleslady at the
rown-Hart company, leaves Sunday [
orning for Butte to meet friends
r a trip thru Montana.
The weed and snow ordinance No.
II published in this issue will in
rest BlackfOot people.
Pocatello's pioneer day celebration
III be Wednesday, Aug. 8.