The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1923-01-25
PART II.

deputy; II. NJ. Bennett, district at
torney; Oscar Sonenkalb, surveyor
Willard Crawford, superintendent OF
schools; j. T. Morgan, chief justice
federal Judge, third district; Will
lam B. Thews, clerk; John Mont
gomery, deputy; Fred T. Dubois, U
S. marshall; William H. Jones
deputy; A. Duddenhausen, register
of U. S. land office; A. w. Eaton
receiver; terms of court second
Monday in September and third
Monday in May.
Advertising showed H. S. Hamp-
ton practicing law at Albion, F. M.
Merrill, blacksmith at Soda Springs;
DR.. j., c.. House, physician, Oxford;
H. M. Bennett, lawyer, Oxford;
Oscar Sonenkalb, Surveyor, Oxford !;
William D. Wadley, proprietor of
the Chapman Hotel at Ogden, only
one block from depot, everything
first class and rates from $1.25 to
50 day. Bar and billiard room in
connection. Charles Cobb, lawyer,
Albion; H. w. Smith and j. M.
McCollum, lawyers, Malad City;
Henry H. Rolapp, lawyer, Paris,
Idaho; ]. c. Rich, lawyer, Oxford.
]. w. Morgan used four lines in
fine type to say that he had a stock
of general merchandise at Black
foot The Utah Central narrow
gauge railway, used lot of space
for publishing its train schedules,
and the Burlington route and the
Chicago, Milwaukee and St. Paul
published a list of their branch
roads.
In the local items it announces
that Biethan sells wall paper, S. B.
Crawford sells lumber at $3.50 per
thousand, Lowell Holbrook, real
estate agent, sold to D. D. Wright
one block of lots on the east side of
the tracks.
To save O'Calahan from lynching,
Sheriff Taylor conveyed him to
Eagle Rock.
C. E. Ash will have roller skates
in about two weeks.
Mester & Shannon will move into
their new building in about ten
days.
George Keith sells twelve quarts
of milk for a dollar.
Surveyor Sonenkalb was survey
ing the Danilson and Shilling addi-
ton to the town.
An engine and saw mill from A.
p. Farquer, New York, consigned to
w. Beerly of Challis, was on
wagon in Blackfoot ready to be for
warded.
c. E. Ash real estate agent for
he California Land company, was
giving away city lots on the east side
If the track to anybody who would
1ut on permanent improvements to
he amount of $3.50, and several
,eople had responded and houses
we're being built. Fourteen houses
we're in course of construction and |
contracts had been let for eleven |
more during the week.
Hon. Vic Bierbower, late district
lttorney for western Nebraska, has
ormed a partnership with Hon.
Willard Crawford for professional
activities. Arson e Hopkins are
making repairs on the Keeney house
nd putting in some new furniture
nd handsome wall paper. John
Iarris from Oxford has opened a
blacksmith shop on the west side
nd will keep two fires going. M.
Berger of Malad arranged to start
tore in Blackfoot
Lew Dorsay has sixteen lines to
ell them this: Lew Dorsay,
ainter. Sort of a one-horse painter
with A. w. Love, carpen-
sr. We are located and expect to
emain in Blackfoot, and propose to
ct on the square with the public
nd we claim to know something in
ur business. Parties desiring work
l our line are assured that we fur
ish and complete and trust to the
onor of our patrons. You are not
ent out when we finish, and we
ont get mad-no. Parties desir-
lg work in our line can depend
pom our honor as men and skilled
Mechanics. Lew Dorsay, 210 SIS
enth ST.
A local item states that somebody
rected shanty on a piece of land
lat Ed Winn had filed a claim on,
nd Winn went to him and talked to
i'm about it on the spot. Winn's
arting statement was that he had
etter move the shanty off the land
r he, Winn, would destroy it. The
ouse was left on the ground and
lie next morning there was pile Of
emolished boards and scantlings
here the house had been.
], M. Clifford, county auditor, adj
srtised for bids for a court house
ot to cost more than $4,000, to be
'ected according to plans on file in
IS office.
J. w. Baker and E. T. Williams
ere having a friendly wrestling
out at the Dillon hotel at Soda
brings. Williams operated the
otel and his eleven-year old son
as looking on at the wrestling, and
ithout saying anything, got a re-
liver and shot Baker thru the
cart. Williams took his son and
q rtad for. Rla ckfonf to surrpndnr |