The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1923-09-06
DR.. E. C. Bernhisel
DENTIST
Office Phone So Res. 4S'
Blackfoot, Idaho,
Res. 485



Mrs. Harry Horton of Miles City
Mont, and her daughter, Rebecca,
visited at Idaho Falls, Shelley and
Blackfoot recently on their way to
Palo Alto, Calf, where Miss Horton
will enter Miss Harker's school for
girls.
Miss Fontella Godfrey of Logan,
Utah, visited this week with Miss
Sarah Clark at Blackfoot.
Life insurance. Beebe, phone 100.
adv. 15tfc
Mrs. c. W Mcbride of Logan,
Utah, has been visiting this week
with Mrs. E. r. Engdahl at Black
foot.
j.. E. Good and daughter, Irene
went to Salt Lake Sunday.
Miss Sarah Clark, the sales lady at
the Palace Drug Store, is planning to
leave about September 20, for Cor
Wallis, Ore, to attend the agricul-
tural college of Oregon. Miss Clark
has brother there.
County Agent Walter Thomas and
wife and baby are back from visit
at the old home in Nebraska
L. w. Van Akin goes to Twin Falls
next week to judge the fruits for
them.
Out of town people who wish to
order goods by mail or phone and
drive in to get them after the stores
close, are invited to have them de-
livered to the Three-A Garage, open
day and night, and glad to serve you
adv. 35-36-37
The annual Give recital at the
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evening, Sept. IA.
Miss Elva Nelson is taking trip
thru the Yellowstone National park
this week, with friends.
Mrs. B. B. Reynolds and daughter
Virgie are visiting this week at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. Engle at
Mrs. Margaret Ward and daughter
and c. A. Engle and family visited
the Blackfoot reservoir the first of
the week.
R. A. English and wife and some
friends went fishing on Camas creek /
Labor Day.
Lon Gone and family returned the
irst of the week from a trip to
Jenny's lake in the Jackson Hole
They were overtaken by
aims while crossing The Hump, and
hey had no chains on their wheels,
tut they continued the trip in the
mud.
The American Legion band gave
rec concert on the streets Tuesday
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Thoreson
eft for Salt Lake Sunday.
G. C. Hayes of Idaho Falls has just
from a trip to Tennessee
nd New Orleans, and visited his
at Blackfoot on the way
lome.
All lines of insurance written and
iven my personal attention. ]. H.
larly. adv 10 tt {
Mrs. Marie Proctor, the dancing
eacher is back from a visit in Cali ,
ornia and will open her school on
eptember Is. While in Los Angeles ,
he attended convention of dancing
lasters and reviewed the work and ..
he trend of the times in dancing.
j. A. Jacobey, manager of the
kaggs store narrowly missed run I
ing over small boy on the street Z
tuesday, evening. The boy ran out
| front of his car and Mr.. Jacobey q
edged the boy, but stripped the
'nder from DR.. Hudson's car that Il
as parked just ahead h
Raymond Frandsen of Basalt, died .
uesday night, after a two weeks
mess. Mr.. Frandset's heart was .
1T weak after the influenza and his
cath was caused by that. The 3
neral was held at Basalt Thursday
'ternoon. He leaves wife, four +
lildren, his mother, seven brothers n
i'd four sisters to mourn his death. q
Mr.. and Mrs. Neil F. Boyle, Jim :,
oyle and Marie Burgraff spent Sum =
~ and Monday at Heise Hot =
brings. y
Mr.. Norton, salesman at Seeger 81
lndlie company's and his family r.
e back from two months visit Il
the coast. b,
B. H. Read, publisher of the Idaho
Ills Post, was in town Thursday b,
scussing the potato situation and VI,
aking arrangement to spread the
essage of the work thruout the :,