The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1924-12-25

/ Early. adv. 18ti
. George Manning, representing the
circulation department of the Boise
Statesman, was q Blackfoot visitor
last Friday. Er. tanning was at
one time in charge of the circulation
for The Idaho Republican.
Arthur Allen of the Boise Evening
Capital News was in Blackfoot last
Friday in conference with the local
printers and publishers.
Dave Egly Of Kellerton, Iowa, is
here visiting his niece, Mrs. Fred
Kleinsmith.
Mrs. Dora Hawley returned from
Montana recently where she had
spent the summer, and left Sunday
to winter in California.
John Greenan returned from Cali
fornia last week for a visit with the
folks at home. John is operating
gas filling station for himself at
Susanville.
w. E. Bills made a business trip
! to Salt Lake City the first of the
| week.
In fifteen years 1854 annually
| will give your child $1,000 estate.
See r. M. Jeppson. advtf
Pipes in the Blenkle building over
the Rialto theatre froze and burst on
Saturday night and water went
through the floor inflicting heavy
damage bill on the piano, floor and |
decorations of the theatre.
Miss Mary Dunn is home from
Moscow for the holidays.
Miss Betty Ezell is here from
Boise visiting relatives.
Sheriff A. B. Stephens and wife
have gone to Oakland, California, to
spend the holidays with their son.
Announcement is made from Boise
to Paul Edward Miller of Blackfoot
and Miss Sue Ellis of Boise.
Workman's compensation when
insured in the Aetna is secured by l.
assets of over two hundred and
twenty-five million dollars. See me.
j. H. Early, Aetna-izer. adv. 51-52
Mrs. j. c. Millick is spending the
holidays in Portland with her
daughter, Mrs. Gardner Gamwell
]. C. Millick and daughter, Mar
garet, are leaving Wednesday for
Ogden to spend the holidays with
Mrs. John M. Browning.
Mrs. Lucille Forter and son, Sam,
and Miss Lorraine Tavey left Sunday
after the holidays.
Miss Vera Spencer is spending the
holidays with her mother at ALI
ance, Nebraska.
Paul Owens departed Saturday to
spend the holiday season with his
parents in Grand Junction, Colorado.
Miss Hazel Southworth of Port
and, Oregon, is here visiting her
sister, Mrs. Percy Jones.
Is your old age provided for
Start saving while you are produc-
ng. r. M. Jeppson. advtf
Walter Young of Dubois was a
3lackfoot visitor the first of the
week.
Joe Hall of Idaho Falls came
own from Yellowstone park last
friday and reported the Their
nometer at Trude as registering 70
egrees below zero. Several head
f stock were frozen to death at the
Hartman ranch.
Miss Edna Caps has gone to Cali
ornia for two or three weeks
isit.
Miss Purvis spent the week end at
t. Anthony with relatives.
Miss Frances thurman of Spencer
pent two or three days this week
listing her aunt, Miss Maud Tur-
ian.
Fire insurance, Beebe, phone 129.
David Burrell of Boise was bust
ess visitor in Blackfoot Friday
Mrs. Keams of Nampa is visiting
er sister, Mrs Clyde Disher, for
w days.
L. A. Willis, former resident of
lackfoot and Springfield, visited
ere this week and left on Wednes-
ly for Arizona.
Edwin l.. Ames and wife of Poca-
Ito are spending Christmas with
RS. Ames' parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j.
Good at Blackfoot.
Sumner Ezell arrived home on
lesday from a six weeks absence in
lnnesota and Kansas He left his
fe and little son, Billy, at Wichita,
ansas, where he is under treatment
a chiropractor.
Notary Public. First National
INK. adv. tt
Rev. E. o. Butler has accepted an
er of the pastorate charge of the
Iptist church of Twin Falls and
IL go there about the middle or =
It of January. Ii
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The first and second ward MI. AS. lex
We a delightful Christmas service E
the tabernacle Sunday evening. lE
Isle was furnished by ladies' ia
orus, for the opening number, fol- ISL
we'd by an orchestral number with Isl