The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1924-05-22

| AdSlO OA Oalui udy CNOnlu6 LudL Wd
!, attended by a large number of PEG
pie.
, Westinghouse batteries, best IL
the world, worth careful investiga
ton. Highway Garage.
adv. 19-20-21-2f
i Mr.. and Mrs. F. G. Chapman are
here from Grand Junction, Colorado
the guests of their son L. j. Chap.
man, and will probably remain fol-
some time.
Poppy Day, May "a; Invest dime.
Governor C. C. Moore is to be at
Pocatello Friday afternoon to adj
dress the public at the laying of the
corner stone of the new admins
tration building at the Tech.
Poppy Day, May "A; Invest dime.
The commencement exercises at
the University of Idaho will be May
80 to June Q inclusive.
Poppy Day, May "A; Invest dime.
| The Union Pacific has recently
completed printing an elaborate fol-
der of Utah and Idaho, showing
some of the choicest scenery in the
two states. Persons desiring to get
them should send a request to D. S.
Spencer, general passenger agent at
OdlI hdh6 VI dSh lOI IuGul dL duy
railroad depot.
Earl Dahlstrom is at the Central
hospital at Pocatello for a surgical
operation, performed on Thursday
morning.
Miss Ruth Henderson left for Chi
cago Thursday morning.
Miss Ora Kirkham left Thursday
,x,<r 90 n,,,o Il l,
her home in Nebraska.
Westinghouse batteries, best in
the world, worth careful investiga-
ton. Highway Garage.
adv. 19-2O-21-22
Ellen Arave of Shelley visited part
of the week with her mother, Mrs.
France of Blackfoot.
Anyone wanting ice, please ring 80
for service. Simmons & Sons.
adv. 1Stf |
Wyoming, is visiting relatives at
Blackfoot.
All lines of insurance written and |
given my personal attention. j. H.
Early. adv. 18tf
M. M. Farmer reports that trout
are moving up stream at Brush creek
dnQ ale DSllS QcIdlHSQ Ill tuS ISL
trap until relieved of their spawn.
The spawn is shipped every week to
the hatchery at Ashton and half of
the minnows will be returned to
this county for the stocking of
streams.
Saturday, June Z, from to $3.50
p. m. is the time for the poultry
train to be at Blackfoot.
adv. 19-20-21-22 /;
Mrs. Otto H. Mas left Sunday
evening for a weeks visit with her
mother at Butte, Montana.
Frank DeKay and Howard Hen
1erson left the first of the week for
o select delegates from Idaho to the {
dominate a candidate for president 1
Fire insurance, Beebe, phone l2U
adv. | 80
Mr. and Mrs. James Martin re- :
urned Sunday evening from a trip
o their ranch near briggs. Mr..
fartin stated that the crop prospects
n the Teton Basin were very en-
ouraging but that around the Rex
urg bench section the need of rain
, apparent.
Mrs. Charles Mackey and Mrs.
.letah Evans motored to Pocatello =
Ionday evening to attend the Shrine
ircus.
Notary Public. First Natfona! .
ank. adv. tt =
w. T. Potter of Rexburg, district 2
representative of the International '.
Harvester company, was in Black .
Dot the first of the week. Accord n
lg to Mr.. Potter fall grain in the =
pper part of the valley is looking e
God with still plenty of moisture :,
the ground but the spring grain e Z,
beginning to suffer from lack of
lin. Upper valley beet and pea "
rowers are also beginning to feel -
lie need of rain.
All lines of insurance written and "
wen my personal attention. ]. H.
arly. adv. 18tf w
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Christ have as :
leir guests this week Mr. and Mrs.
M. Woodin and T. S. Morrison, of
olfax, Washington and Mrs. Ollie F
)oper of Spokane. Mrs. Woodin p
Id Mrs. Cooper are sisters of Mrs. N
lrist and Mr. Morrison, her father.
r. Morrison is a former resident
Blackfoot and was at one time u,
anager of the Cottage hotel. 80
Miss Sarah Clark is down from 10 10
nth on account of the illness of D,
r sister, Mrs. Engdaps child, who -
d the measles and had relapse.
The prosecuting attorney has M
tice in this issue regarding the
actice of stealing flowers and split
lg down shrubs and plants to get 20
. bloom or the boughs for decora-
ms or playthings. People who &c
We been investigating the subject
} of the apinion that most of the ali
mage done is by children who have we
been instructed or who carry 80
wers home and tell the family Ut
It somebody gave them to them. -
is suggested that inquiry be made &c
verify such statements when the
ldren lay claim to being such or
cial favorites. 1t might save the WI
ldren from arrest and trouble, Ba
the county attorney will invoke
law to stop the practice. -
life insurance, Beebe, phone 120. rO
adv. 15tfc
J. ]. Fjelsted will attend the stock vi