The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1924-09-04

Mrs. Lucille Porter OF BlackfOOt
has engaged to teach for three days
a week at the Anderson school of
music at Pocatello.
Miss Eva Weir is back for the
school year, having spent the sum-
mer at the university of Wyoming
at Laramie where she received her
master degree.
Notary Public. First National
Bank adv. tt
Miss Lorine Tavey and friend.
Miss Henrietta Peasley, of Boise,
drove through the Yellowstone park
last week. Miss Peasley left for
home Monday, accompanied as far
as Pocatello by Miss Tavey, Miss
Irene Good and some gentlemen
friends from POcatellO.
McDonald's Rainbow candies, al
ways fresh, always good. Palace
Drug Store. adv1
Miss Nancy Reese left for Gooding
College Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacoby are on their
vacation touring the coast and F. d.
Clark of Pocatello is helping at the
Skaggs store.
Workmen are fitting up the Bills
building for use by some merchants
whose names are for the present
withheld.
The Business and Professional
women are preparing to put on a
show known as the minstrel frolic
on the ninth and tenth of October.
Mrs. y. w. Glover of Ashton has
been visiting this week with her sis
ter, Miss Lydia Hutchinson at Black
foot.
In fifteen years $16.54 annually
will give your child $1,000 estate.
See R. M. Jeppson. advtf
Thomas Dolman and family and
Miss Vera Stephens went to Lava
Hot Springs Monday.
owen j. Jones and wife drove out
to the Craters of the Moon Sunday
and returned Monday evening. They
report the roads beyond Taber very
rough and deep with dust. 10 avoid
it they returned via Howe and Rob-
erts, making wide detOur but with
much better roads.
We pay cash for wheat, oats, bar
ley and potatoes at Collins, Wapello
and Blackfoot warehouses. Phone
70. Potato Growers. Assn. $3.50
Guy Stevens and family motored
to West Yellowstone to spend La
Dor day.
Clifford Albertson is teaching In
he school at Arco.
Editor L. E. Dillingham; of the
Mackay Miner has been elected
chairman of the Democratic state
central committee.
Miss Carolyn .Overstreet returned
asst Friday from the university of
Wyoming where she has been for the
ummer vacation. She was accom-
,anied by her friend, Miss Frances
sadliery of Casper, Wyoming, who
8 engaged to teach at Evanston.
Mrs. June Barnes, sister of j. e.
cstensen who has been working in
he Racket store, accompanied by
Ter little daughter, returned to their
lome at Omaha last week.
Is your old age provided for
start saving while you are produc-
ng. r. M. Jeppson. adytf
Harold Ball, former salesman at
he Racket store, has gone to Mich
gan.
Miss Anna Doyle is back from her
acation at her home in Nebraska.
Miss Bessie Vaughn arrived Sun
ay evening from her home in Mis-
ouri where she spent the summer.
The Misses Maud and Hortense
'orrester came in from Felt the
rst of the week to attend school.
hey will make their home with
heir aunt, Mrs. S. E. Smith.
Peerless coal for sale at our wa
clio, Collins and Blackfoot ware
ouses Blackfoot Potato Growers
ssn adv3 6-37-3839
Mr.. and Mrs. Butler who operate
le Aleda rooming house on Bridge
rect went to Salt Lake the last
the week in company with Mr..
nd Mrs. John Green.
Miss Irene Oster of Cold Springs,
Minnesota is here, the guest of Miss
-arie Burgraff.
Mrs. F. E. Seeger and Miss Marie
urgraff arrived Monday morning
ON New York where they went on
buying trip for the Seeger-Bundlte
ore.
Life insurance, Beebe, phone 120.
adv 15tfc
Miss Alice Paddock and her moth
have returned to Blackfoot to
We. Miss Paddock taught in the
ackfoot schools in 1921 and 1922
I'd was in WATERFOWL, S. D.. in
1924. They say they like Black
OF better than Waterfowl.
MISS Leona Hall has gone to FIT.
all to teach this year.