The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1923-06-28

Archie Kennedy is home from
school in California and is working
in the First National Bank.
Mrs. Mcfarland came over from
Salmon the first of the week to looh
after some unfinished business fol
the Doctor, and says she was pleased
to pieces to get back to Blackfoot
She has found 1t very lonely in Sal
while the trains were snow bound.
A Chicago girl engaged to marry
a man and asked him to secure for
her the engagement ring of her
mother. The man arranged It and
paid thousand dollars for the. ring
and afterwards the girl Tilted him.
He sued the girl for Z thousand dol
lars and got judgment for 1t. Wo-
men want to be placed on an equality
with men. and the courts are decree
ing that women must be responsible
on their contracts and agreements,
even in matters Of the heart.
Notary Public. First National
Bank. adv. u.
r. s. DeKay returned from Yell
lowstone Park last week and re-
ported that the roads above Ashton
we're impossible some of the way,
and tourists cars were stranded
along the way waiting for the mud
holes to dry up. Some of them
were stuck in the mud and camp
ing three or four miles from water.
Mrs. Ada Merritt visited at the
home of Mrs. A. r. Closing the last
o<
day to visit friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stringfellow and
family left the first of the week to
spend the summer In Jackson Hole.
At the end of the summer they will
go to California.
WATER TO LEASE+28O shares of
stock in Peoples Canal & Irriga-
ton Co., for the year 1928 Ad-
dress c.. H. Hart, 1016 Kearns Bldg,
Salt Lake City. Utah. 26-27-28-29
Mr.. and Mrs. H. L. Halgren leave
Saturday for visit east and west.
Miss ROxie Duckworth is back
from a trip to Salt Lake.
Mrs. Louise Purser, a former resi-
dent of the Pingree district, but now
Of Logan, visited Monday and Tues
10y dt DAdChAOOty anu W CnL " OCd-
tello to be there for the Presidents
visit. She says she loves Blackfoot
so much, 1t is hardship for her to
be away from 1t so long. She moved
away in 1919.
For sale-Nine room house, cheap.
500 So. University. adv 24-27p
.Sprague Stevens is back from Lava
where he has been for rheumatism
Mrs. L. R. Aldrich OF Sheridan,
Wyoming, visited this week with |
Mrs. John G. Brown.
Mrs. Percy Hutton and children !
ire visiting her mother, Mrs. George
Campbell at Blackfoot.
: Don't forget our anniversary sale
Saturday. Monday and Tuesday. !
Racket Store adv ,
Mark Shaver and family have
,iven up the farm at Riverside and
moved to Mackay.
Mrs. H. K. Wiley come over from
Boise the first of the week and went
o the ranch at Springfield.
Life insurance. Beebe, phone 12O.
adv. 15tfc
Richard Yancey was riding along
beet spur near their home Satur-
ay when he was thrown from the
orse and then the horse fell on him
nd bruised him badly.
M. M. Farmer of Firth attended
he meeting of the grand lodge of
he Knights of Pythias at Twin Falls
asst week and was elected grand pre-
ate, the third position from the
ighest in the state jurisdiction. He
nd Mrs. Farmer and their son, Jack,
rent down in their car and drove all
yer the tract to see what is doing, 4
nd reported thousands of acres of
cans and corn being raised, and
OF much potatoes.
Good pasture for horses and cattle.
EDWARD Thoreson. Phone 10 or
so. adv lii
Leroy Jones has gone to Poca-
clio for an operation on his nose.
[rs. Jones accompanied him.
For sale-Nine room house, cheap.
09 So. University. adv 24-27p
Silas Yancey is home from the {
University at Salt Lake. !
Will Boone went to Butte Tues
ay in response to sick call from {
relative.
Ligget's Delicious Handy Paks, Csc /
pound, Rexall Store. adv I
G. T. Judy was in from Howe this {
eek with the family of Mrs. o. F. s
NTH
Miss Mae Alfred of Rexburg, has t
,cepted position at the Bon Ton. /
For sale-Nine room house, cheap. /
% So. University. adv 24-27p /
j. S. Mcclellan, the painter, re- q
lrned recently from Wyoming, /
here he has been for nearly year 9
Most complete line of magazines +
Blackfoot. Palace Drug Store. adv
The general manager of the Ore r
IN Short Line, Mr.. Platt, escorting
e Presidents train from Salt Lake t
Ity to Butte, invited the editor of
e Idaho Republican to be a guest y
his private car on the trip thru a
laho, and Mr.. Trego went down \
e line Wednesday to accept. Ii
All lines of insurance written and p
ven my personal attention. j. H. 8
arly. adv 1S tt {
James Pendlebury is leaving for
lrley Friday morning to attend a n
Getting of the executive committee e
the Idaho Potato Growers Ex- a