The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1924-05-29

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Keturah Price and Miss Robinette
Totty spent Sunday at the fish trap
on Bush creek
| All lines of insurance written and
given my personal attention. j. H.
Early. adv. 18tt
John Carmen is at Redwood, Calf
ornia and his family are preparing to
leave next Wednesday to drive thru
via Portland to join him.
Life insurance, Beebe, phone 100.
adv. 15tfc
The family of H. B. Snodgrass are
preparing to go to California to join
him. Mr.. Snodgrass left here sew
eral weeks ago.
There is a new daughter at the
man, born on the 21st day of May.
Mrs. Lucille Forter and son Sam,
and Miss Lorraine Tavey left for
Week, an annual event held in the
Boise musical organizations.
j. M. Hartong made a business trip
to St. Anthony and Ashton the first
of the week.
Mrs. w. C. Thompson and daugh-
ISl fdQd lclL lu0 ldSI VI Iu6 WG0h
for a six weeks visit with relatives
in Chicago.
The COW, the pig and the hen are
considered the mortgage-ilfters in
agriculture. In 1923 we had a COW
train touring Utah and Idaho, and
next month eve shall have the hen
train at Blackfoot for two and half
hours, with lecturers and demonstra
lions for teaching all they can about
the poultry business. Everybody is
invited to attend. adv. 19-20-21-22
W. E. Morey came over from Cald .
well this week to look over his prop
erty here, the feed yard block near
the water tower.
Ralph Dixie and twenty or more
Indians have engaged to put on
wild west show at Pleasant Grove,
Utah, at their celebration of Straw
berry day next month They will
ship a carload of horses and will
take. their tribal dress regalia for
the event
Professor Bloom and his party re-
turned the last week from their visit
to craters of the moon, and he says
there is no connection between that
kind of lava and the kind we view in
Blackfoot country. Mr.. Bloom says
it opens a new set or ideas and OBJ
on lava flow to see the
moon country.
We will have on special sale Fri
day and Saturday Genuine Break
fast Cocoa. 1 Id. for 10 cents or 2
lbs. for 5 cents-Palace Drug Store. |
adv. %
Mrs. May Lowrey goes to Lost
river Friday on business thip.
D. P. Rich, chief deputy of the fish |
and game department was at Black |
foot Tuesday making some observa-
tons to see what can be done in |
Bingham county to improve the |
wealth Of fish.
Remember to take home some of |
our Breakfast Cocoa. Special sale
Friday and Saturday, 1 lb. for 10
cents or 2 lbs. for Is cents-Palace |
Drug Store adv % |
The poultry train will visit Black
foot on Saturday the 9TH of June.
Fred Seeger is away on business |
trip for the Seeger-B compa
ny. He tells us that a three million
dollar stock of dry goods and kindred
ines is to be placed on the market
his week by one of the largest
in America which ha
been passing thru stormy financial
eas and must liquidate stocks quick
Prices will be low and the quality
Up to Seeger-Bundlie standard or
Fred says he will not buy. Probably
announcements will be made of the
esults of this trip in the advertising
columns of the Idaho Republican
lext week.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hill of Port
and, Oregon, were guests of Mayor
g. T. Peck and family Wednesday
c. j. Read of Idaho Falls, editor
# the IntermOuntain Farmer war in
3lackfoot Wednesday an business
onnected with his publication. |;
Mrs. Grace Faulconer expects to
cave the last of the week for Occur
, Alene and from there she will
o to Moscow to attend the state con- II
ention of Business and Professional {
Vomens clubs.
Don r. Field was down from Idaho
'alls Tuesday visiting with his moth
r-in-law, Mrs. Frank Just.
Miss Marguerite Van Atkin taught
lusic in the schools at Filler, Idaho,
he past year is home for the sum- I
ler
The Brigham Young University
nnounce their commencement week T
une first to sixth. C
Mrs. B. G.. Boone was down from G
1aho Falls the first of the week T
Mr.. and Mrs. H. W.. Kiefer came
own from Idaho Falls Monday to :
sit sons and daughters here. F
L. F.. Ramsey and family of Firth,
1T in their car Tuesday morning ]
,r Portland, Oregon for a months 5
sit with friends and relatives.
Mrs. F. c. Ramsey and children F
no have been in Kansas for some
me returned Sunday. a
Miss Mabel Thompson and her W
other John who have been at Los 3
ngeles, arrived in Blackfoot Tues U
~ evening for visit with the folks :,
home. They report things getting r
Their dull there.