The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1923-01-11

Fire insurance, J. H. EARLY.


Fire insurance, J. H. EARLY.
adv 26tf
r. T. Mussetter has closed his Of
flee at Rigby and moved to Nampa.
He and Mrs. Mussetter visited at
Blackfoot the last of the week on
their way to the new home.
A new tourist hotel has been built
by the roadside near the Valley of
the Moon, west of Arco, and will be
ready to supply guides and tourist
comfort the coming season.
Life insurance, Beebe, phone 100.
adv. 15tfc
Ralph Dixie has been out looking
over the Indian cattle on FIT. Hall
bottoms recently and says they are
in good condition.
Mrs. R. S. Stringfellow has been
i'll for several weeks and underwent
an operation recently for the re-
moval of her tonsils.
Money to loan on irrigated farms.
]. H. Early adv. 22tf
Mayor Johnson of American Falls
has proclaimed holiday for next
Tuesday on account of the election
to be held on the question of Great
ing the super district to consider the
financing of the American Falls res
ervoir. This action was taken after
the citizens held mass meeting and
asked for such arrangements. Altho
it is proposal to wipe out their
town and build another town on the
bench above, they consider it the
turning point in steps that will lead
to the expenditure of twenty million
dollars for construction work in the !
Snake river valley, and the influx Of
thousands of people as settlers.
Next Tuesday is the day for vot-
ing on whether or not the super dis
trict shall be formed to consider the |
building of the American Falls res J
ervoir, and everybody in this county
can vote on the formation of the
district. At a later date another
election will be held at which only
those can vote who will be required
to help pay the bills for construc-
ton. The voting this time will be
at Springfield.
Fire Insurance, Beebe, phone 1870.
adv. 15tfc
James Cameron, who has been
working for the government at the
Flat Head Reservation, has been
transferred to New Mexico. He has
thirty days leave and is visiting
with relatives here.
DR.. B. H. Hudson went to Boise
this week to conduct the dental ex-
aminations, and to attend the state
convention of the dental associa-
ton, of which he is president.
Three good houses in best part
of city will trade for farm close to
BlackfOot or Shelley. w. ]. Hay
oa1y ok- I4I VII |
Idaho. adv. lip
Mrs. M. N. Austin entertained the !
teachers at her home Friday even
ing.
James Pendlebury and Walter
Thomas left Wednesday morning for !
the seed show at Burley.
Money to loan on irrigated farms.
J. H. EARLY. adv. 22tf !.
tai at Pocatello for the removal of >
the appendix. The surgery was h
performed on Wednesday morning.
Alfred Dore has been off on trip q
to the Orient and is now visiting his 5
parents in southern California. Mrs.
Dore is there for the winter and Mr.. '
Dore went down for the holidays.
Notary Public. First National u
Bank. adv. If. r
Robert A. Archer, who has been
with the Boyle Hardware company
1T Rexburg for year and a half,
has been transferred to the Black u
loot store.
J. E. Jensen, the Rexburg COM
for the beet growers, was e
n town Wednesday, and stated that
lie thinks this is a critical time in v
he sugar industry and that 90 D
operation on the part of the factories
md the farmers will open up great O
development of farming and stock
'aising than we have ever enjoyed
)efore.