The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1923-11-01
A. ]. Reese, the road man, was up
from Pocatello Wednesday.


social session Monday evening ant
Inhalation of some new members.
J. B. Taylor and wife of Pahsemari
valley were weekend guests with
Mr.. and Mrs. James Martin.
On page three is an offer of cash
for your ideas. You might find il
very interesting to compete for these
prizes. adv. 42-43
There was a mis-fit dance at
Groveland on Tuesday evening, and
people appeared in toys of many
colors and shapes that made the
event what is generally called a
scream. Prizes were awarded to
! Arthur Manwaring and Mrs. Melvin
Barrus for freak make-ups.
Life insurance, Beebe, phone 1870.
adv. 15tfc
Mrs. Perry l.. Forbes, formerly
Miss Cassie Wright, who was here
with her little son John visiting rela-
tives, has gone to Miles City, Mont,
with her sister Mrs. Harry Horton.
Tulips, hyacinths, jonquils and
crocus bulbs, extra large and fine for
forcing, at the Hayes Gift Shop. adv.
James Ketchum is i'll with
pneumonia.
Tulips, hyacinths, jonquils and
crocus bulbs, extra large and fine for
forcing, at the Hayes Gift Shop. adv.
Ernest Pearson and wife and
their daughter Miriam were up from
Pocatello Tuesday evening.
See our announcement on page
three offering you cash for your
ideas. adv. 42-43
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given my personal attention. ]. H.
Early. adv Is tt
The Rotary club and the county
commissioners will next week have
under consideration the matter of
control Of the speed fiends on the
new paving south of town.
All lines of insurance written and
| given my personal attention. ]. H.
Early. adv 1871
Extra choice Holland bulbs at the
Hayes Gift Shop. adv. A
Robert Miller of Arco is in the
Blackfoot hospital for surgical aid.
Fine large Chinese lilly bulbs and
Paper White Narcissus at Hayes Gift
Shop. adv. A
Senator Dubois and family left
Sunday for Washington, expecting to
stop in Chicago on the way. The
daughter Margaret will attend school
at New York City, where she is TAX
ing a course In journalism.
Would buy calves one day to al
week old. Phone Grant Hubbell
409J2. adv. 43-44
Mrs. David Neelan went to
Rawlins Wednesday for visit.
Extra choice Holland bulbs at the |
Hayes Gift Shop. adv. A
D. p. Brill returned last week
from two weeks trip to California
and has arranged to enter the office
of an insurance company at Pasa-
dena.
The Ladies of the Altar Society
will hold a rummage sale in the
Beithan building opposite the Bon
Ton on Saturday, Nov. 3. Many USE
full articles in mems, women's and
children's wearing apparel will be
found at this SALE adv. 43-441
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Miller left on
Wednesday for Santa Anna, Calf.
Tulips, hyacinths, jonquils and
crocus bulbs, extra large and fine for
forcing, at the Hayes Gift Shop. adv.
Henry Dunn went to Salt Lake
Wednesday to visit his daughter,
Mrs. Christensen.
Fine large Chinese lilly bulbs and
Paper White Narcissus at Hayes Gift :
Shop. adv. A
J. M. Warnek of Mackay was in
Wednesday on his way to
Pocatello. E(
N. j. Thorstenberg left Wednes- ,
day for his home in California.
A hunting party consisting of G.
5. Beebe, w. F. Bergman, DR.. B. H.
Hudson, Cecil Clark, F. E. Seeger 1,
and j. H. Andersen went out to the
Blackfoot reservoir hunting geese
Sunday and returned with some G
game.
Donald Molen and Miss Margaret L
Fisher of Idaho Falls were married Y
At Blackfoot the last of the week. Ii
G. H. Loesbeck, who lived west of S
was struck in the breast v
three weeks ago by crank of D
gasoline engine, and died last Satur- Il
lay from the effects Of it. t.
Max Feldbaum has been appointed n
scout leader for Troup Four.
E. F. Wanjura expects to go to s
Salt Lake Sunday to bring back b
lew Oldsmobile.
Hamilton Wright returned We'd p
lesday from trip into Montana. IL
Robert Parsons is reported i'm b
proving from serious illness. p
The Woodmen of the World had a tt
Halloween dance Wednesday night a
hat was big success. "
The thanks of the people of Black u
DOT are due to the youngsters for N
having SO much fun on Wednesday 81
light without doing any more real W
Iamage than they did. They are a Sc
'retty good lot of jokers and stuck
airly well to the joke idea in their
pranks.
About forty gentlemen of Black
DOT went to Pocatello on Monday
vening to attend the joint conven- "
in of Royal Art Masons. o.
John r. Foulks Is preparing to o.
cave BlackfOOt for the winter. and 81