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DR. FRANK A. SLOAN
Osteopathic Physician
Office: Boyle Building (with W. A.
Beakley.) Phone 163.
Residence 356 E Idaho St. Phone 125
BLACKFOOT, .... IDAHO
F. W. KIEFER
Locating and Consulting
Engineer
State License, No. 209.
BLACKFOOT IDAHO
DR. W. E. PATRIE
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
Office over the State Bank
MAIN STREET, BLACKFOOT
Office 'Phone, 106. Residence, 75
Res : East Main and Bridge, facing track
HANSBROUGH & G-GON
attorneys-at-law
Practice in State and Federal Couru
Mllllck Block
BLACKFOOT - - . IDAHO
LORENZO R. THOMAS
Land Attorney
Practice before the U. S. Land Of
fice and Departmnet of Interior
Register U. S. Land Office from
1897 to 1907. All land office bus!
ness given careful attention. Look
for the sign near the land Office.
BLACKFOOT,.....IDAHO
W. A. BEAKLEY.
Attorney At Law.
Practices In All Courts.
BLACKFOOT,
IDAHO.
KARL S. FACKRELL
Attorney At Law.
Office over State Bank,
BLACKFOOT, - - - IDAHO.
Lumber f« Sale
Almut 30,000 feet
at a bargain - -
For particn 1 a rs
write - -
JAMES W. WELCH,
Box 200,
BLACKFOOT, IDAHO,
or see him personally at
ranch near Blaekfoot.
The Best Way
to lengthen out our
clays is to walk and
that on good walks.
White & Keith
Cement Contractors build the
best walks. Everything in
cement work from fence
posts to buildings.
(T
E.M.Kennedy
AUCTIONEER
Will be glad to date
you (or a Real Estate
Sale or General Farm
Sale. All Sales get
my personal attention
until finished.
Blaekfoot, - Idaho
PHONE 113 BLACK
D. W. Standrod
And Company
Bankers
Capital $100,000
C. W. Berryman, President
G. A. Robethan, Vice Pres
C. V. Fisher, Cashier
W. F. Berryman, Asst Cash
DIRECTORS:
D. L. EVANS, D. W. STANDROD
J. N. IRELAND, G. A. ROBETHAN
. W. BERRYMAN
BLACKFOOT, IDAHO
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O. S. *L. Watch inspecta
State Registered Optician
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jjttle events in the whirl i
of current topics. :: £
Cattle contracts fer sale in
office.
All summer dresses at half
Biebh&n.
paper hanging arid a gênerai lim: of
house dec! rl ting. tf
Master Roy Thompson icif Pocatello
is visiting his gradnmother on .South
University avenue.
Miss Frances Pettibewe arrived
from Oregon Und is visiting her sis
ter, Mrs. Star Willis.
Mrs. E. A. Qoud has for her guest
thiis manfdh, her niece, Miss- Sihirlin
KWhl, ictf Wanlkgectn, 111.
Mrs. E. E. Slherman left Saturd! y
fiiir California where she win visit ihcr
mother for several weeks. ,
Dr. V,. C. White, graduated veterin
ar£ati, City Livery Barn, Phone 50.
Residence phon : 251 black. tf
Mrs. Frank Be- mett and littl ; son
this
tf
price.
A10-2t
Mrs. T. Hopkins and children spent
Sunday in Idaho Halils.
The Madfern, Plhcirmacy for every
thing (n the drug live. tf
IDrink at the Count:1in of Che Mod
ern Pharmacy and keep young. tf
Have you seen the summer dresses
Chat are on s lie at Bietban's A10 2t
If you are hot co il of f at the Mod
ern Pharmacy fhunt lin/nome better .tf
AM cHilldrens dresses at one-third
off marked price Blethan st Aid 2t
F. H. Montgomery of Idaho Falls,
was hi town Monday purchasing
horses.
Dcn't let cannin® worry you. Ber
ryman carries Mj is|::i.: t Economy and
Blclhram jars. tl
Mrs. Mary Rlcibertsian of Spanish
Fork, Utah, is the guest of her sou,
C. A. Robertson. ,
F. C. B| irker & Co., da painting,
Dieronoiit are visiting Mrs. Bennett's
mother dm I da hi. ; Falls this week.
R. W. West, one of the compote, t
clerks at Boyle's, will sp nd his va
cation camping in WuHverine e-nyon.
Misses Aurlia iti.d Mercedes Kent,
of Lewiston, Utah, are the guests of
their uncle, John D. Kent in this city
H K. Wiley, one of the hustling
citizen® of Sprii. gfield.wa® 8-mong the
busin ss visitors in the city last Frl
day.
FOR SALE—The White House,near
fair grounds, also, small twD-roam
house to- r nr.Enquire of James- Butt
cane. J 27-itf
Mrs. Paul DeVrendt of Pocatello,
spent Sund: y at the home of her
parelits,, Mr. and Mrs. L. Mess 11 n in
this city.
WANTED 1 —A psitiicm as house
keeper, la town or country, -town pre
ferred. Please write Mrs.Bngielsgjerd,
R. F. D. No. 1.
Miss Aline Quamtrell returned home
Sunday from Herbert, Idaho, where
, i « «
she has ibn-en visintmig h-er cousin for
sever.:4 weeks.
Pkuuil Sti'ickler, who now resides on
tlie A. N. Ani-.'arson ra/nieh on Lost
river came d : c.wn Tu sday night cni
routie to P catella
M. J. Thorne, tr..»veiling agent for
the Inter-Mountain Nursery Co.,was
in the city Monday looking after the
Interests of that c unp.iny.
Mrs. Harry Holden and little son
pissed through the. Grove City Sat
urday on route to Mackay where she
willl visit her brother Chase Clark.
P. A. Fugate, cashier of the bank
of Aberdeen, was a visitor in Btlack
foot Friday, while enroute home fr.m
Canada, where he spornt about ten
days.
Mrs. Dlvtoey cf Pocatello, visited
a coupto cf days this week with Mrs.
W, Blley. ECte is j-ust returning from
her old hi ime, oRokland, where She
r,*ently buried her aciu Charles.
R. H* CtajjTton left Monday morning
Cor the Teton oclunltry.wlhere he spent
several days this week hunting, chick
ens. At Sug r City he jclined a num
ber off gentle min bound on a similar
missio a
Mrs. Chairiie Davis met with a aér
ions accident Thu red. |y, while stand
ing om, a cellar do r, a board gave
w:|y 1 ttlng her down to the bottom
She sustained several
of the cellar,
bruises.
Miss Grace Shep rd, state superin
tendent of schools, called a masting
of the county superintendVats, held
to Pocatello Monday, at which Miss
Affltoe Bench led this, cit|>; was fin
attendant.
H. B. Nelson, the horse man, arriv
ed in town, M.indAy, from his st-ible
in Los Angeles, and will purchase
an ithar bunch ctf horses for that mar
ket. A. S. Booth of that city accom
panied him.
A. D. Quant roll returned the first
of the week from a business, trip to
Twin Falls. While to th.it city Mr.
Quamtroll had the misfertune of slip
from a buggy and receiving a
tad/ly bruised fl:<ot.
Misses Hazel Plcitter «md Nita
Roiuff, of Moreland, will attend the
Sacred Heart Academy ft Ogden this
winter. This is the young ladies
last year to the institution Of learn
ing, as they will graduate In the
spring.
Mrs. Jed Jones eff Malad, who has
'been the guest df her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. D. Leigh, for seveir.1 weeks,
returned to her home Saturday morn
ing accampairii~'d by her brother,Earl
Leigh, who will remain in Mlu-lad un
til the school season (pens.
J. E. Cowles of this city, left Sun
day for Rigby, where he was called
by the illness of his father, who re
cently w nt there to visit ai daughter.
Mr. Cowles te an aged man and the
fatigue incident to a trip fncm Ogden
bo -this country, is thought to hove
caused his present illness.
THINK WHAT A CLEAN
SHAVE MEANS
PALACE SHAVING
PARLORS
C. L. COLLINS, Proprietor
HAVE THEM ALWAYS
Frank Jordan is in the city from
Idaho Falls.
Wihen in need of a house decorator
call tin Barker & Co., North Main
street.. tf
Dr. Poole' te visiting L. E. Dilling
ham at Mackay this week.
E. A Box .was registered at the
Bannock in FcIcateU'-la Mtoialay.
L. M. Earl's, Sr., of Idaho Halls
was in the city Kin business Friday.
Jothn T. Damilson and son spent a
couple of days in Pocatello this week.
Mrs. R:ibert McCracken eind child
ran elf Boise are visiting at I the
Ezell home.
Economy, Mason and Schram fruit
Jkrs at Berrymami's and now is bhe
time to buy. tf
Ed McKenna spent Tuesday ini Po
cat lio and was registered £Jt the Po
catello House.
It is never so crowded! but that you
can be waited on ut the Modern Phar
macy fountain. tf
WANTED—Horses to pasture, W.
L .Route 4, quarter mile west
, Ob' 01111 ' 8, store. A3-tf
' ^ lrs - Then. Snyder, who was opéra
tod 0:11 several weeks ago Is now able
i home (gain.
. Mrs.H.Cherry is spending the week
l 1 . 1 M'-jekay, the guest of heT daughter,
I ^^bold.
^ n*. EtfwlliSnow, o II B is ie ihrtf
H . ne guest dt Mrs. J. J. Guheen
I woek '
AS®J? lto ,. l ? onig f r ' who ^ been
,* ?? . yoc ^ w *fh a drug firm to Port
I « ^ h 0111 « so;.n.
.. MloGoi ^^n left Friday morn
^ Arco wliere hel 'wfl'M,* «(peindre
we .^ k or ®/nld jhunting.
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Mr. and Mrs. C. V. Fisher spont
Bin iday on tihe Lost River, enjoying
the trout fishing in that streun,
i Mrs. John T. Danilstn and child»
ren left 'Saturday moil, dug for Boise,
where they will visit a few dj,'ysi
Mrs. Mae Rosein and Glendi ra Mai
c °™ b ctt « spending Che week down
at Aberdeen,, the guest icf Mrs.Skeen.
1 , banning has no hl.irrors for the
lady wh*J uses Economy, Mason or
Schu.m fruit jars. Berryman has
Cham.- tf
Little Mary Virgil da Hart gave a
partly IJoi her ml iny little fri inds Mon
day afternoon in honor of her third
bintlhldlay.
Judg.i Stevens, tard T. R. Jones left
today for Parker Mine and will-l be
joined at Mackay by Dr.Plummer and
Robert Miller.
I. N. Ireland-, Judge D. W. Standrod
of Pocatello, and C. W. Berryman,Sr.,
visited the Crystal Springs ri-nch
near Tilden, Friday aBternoon.
J. M. Livingston and 1 sons off Abcr
^ J°wn Friday and un
Tin a ithifl 'ifthAr And 4>niP r ,i'niA whiiiP'h
Ici.ldiedl a thr ,sher and engine, which
they will operate in the Aberdeen
country this fall.
Miss Pearl Taylor, who hrs been
visiting in the northern part of Idaho,
shopped off here Friday to visit her
brother, Tom Taylor, before r turtuing
to her 'home in Salt Lake.
Miiss Ellis, icf S-lalhh F.. Ills, who ihns
been assisting in transcribing the rec
ords of Bingham county, sprained -her
wrist Friday end retur. ed to her
home in that city to the afternoon,.
Bishop J. R. Williams ar.d County
Assessor H her C. C. Rich, with
their families spent several days in
the head of Wolverine ci myon last
wedk and the first part of this week.
Mr. Austin, proprietor of the green
house on South Main street, is mak
ing a mumlber Af additions to Ibis
place and will soon be prepar'd te,
supply ta, larger patronage than in
the -past.
We i.re now prepared to draw your
plains and specifications ifi tr anything
you might went in ward, brick, con
crete or steel construction. Pelkey
Brothers, architects, office 360 South
University aveune. Ö
J. E. Mbynahan, representing ei
oommriss ion house of Pocatello, arriv
ed in town last Friday, and rented
the Montgomery building icin the east
. , . . .____
Main street, where (he will
do» a general d',mmissi;:in business.
Miiss Shirlie Kiehl went to Idaho
Flails Tuesday tri spend a few days
witih her cousin, Mrs. King, who will
accomp ny her back to this city Sat
urday, w»h re she wtll visit her moth
er Mrs. E A. Doud for several days.
O. F. Smith of the Blackfo it nur
sery has purchased the eelebnted
p icing stallion Kam T. Sam Is a
game race horse which never was
traekOii until he was nine years cCd.
rmd with 60 days trail ing made a
r cord cf 2:23%, and has, dome »a: mille
ini 2:17. Sam will make tlhe season
of 1911 at the Blaekfoot Nursery. 24
Special Excursion to Shelley
Saturd'-y and Sunday, August 19th
amd 20,th on the occasion of the Stake
Quarterly Conference of the Black
foot Stake.
■ Regular trains will leave Blaekfoot
for Shelley on Saturday and Sunday
at 8:48 a. m. and 3:15 adu 9:40 p.m.
In cddltion, oa Sunday, a special trail
will leave Blaekfoot for Shelley £t 1
o'clock p. m., and will leave Shelley
to return to Blaekfoot at 9:30 p. m.,
at the close of the conference. Every
body welcome. Elders Haber J.Gr:mt
and B. H Roberts of Salt Lake will
be the sp'i.ikers. Fhre for tbe round
trip, 70 cObts.
JAMES DUCKWORTH.
JOHN F. SHELLEY,
HEBER C. C. RICH,
A10-2t Stake Presidency.
The Model Grocery
Everything Up-to-Date
C W. BERRYMAN, JR.
Mrs. W. C. Johnson returned' from
Pocat dlo Sunday night,where she has
been the guest of friends for the
past week.
Miss Mary C. Ricbesom, tuf SILLouis,
wlho is 'tl j te ch music in the public
schools of Blaekfoot the coming year
•te bore laying plans tor the opening
of this Lew wierk. She will idlevote a
part off lior time del the tajehing of
private pupils and is organizing her
class this week. Miss Rich,ion comes
'to Blaekfoot highly ree unmeiided
'.lad wM, no doubt, bedefue a valuable
asset to tlie Black,.,cot schools.
Notice of Annual School Election,
Notice is hereby given: That on Tues
day, tlie 5th day of September, lSll.the
annual School Election In and for Inde
pendent School District No. 8, Bingham
county, Idaho, will be held at Blaekfoot,
flgaho, a t the Central School Building
in said School District.
Said election will be held for the pur
pose of electing two Cl) school trustees
for said school district to serve three
years.
Thbi polls will he open at one o'clock
p. m. and close at five o'clock p. m. of
said day.
Given under my hand and the seal of
said School District tills 15th day of
August, 1911,
U. L. ARCHER,
A17-3t Clerk of said School District.
Notice for Publication.
Department of the Interior, U.S.Land
office at Blaekfoot, Idaho, Aug. 5, 1911.
Notice is hereby given that Adalf
Claassen, of American Falls, Idaho, who,
on Feb. 29, 1908, made Homestead En
try Stiilal No. 04208,, for SE%, Section
21. Township 6 S., Range 30, Boise E.
Meridian, lias filed notice of intention
to make Final commutation Proof, to
establish claim to the land above des
cribed, before B. E. Sigmond, U.S.Com
missioner, at American Falls, Idaho, on
the 5th day of October, 1911.
Clfttmatn names as witnesses: Frank
Brooks, of Aberdeen, Idaho; Cornelius
Tiahrt, of Aberdeen, Idaho; John Zent
zen, of American Falls, Idaho; Albert H.
Deisv, of Aberdeen, Idaho.
HENRY W. KIEFER,
AuglO-Dt Register.
Notice for Publication.
Department of the Interior, U.S.Land
office at Blaekfoot, Idaho, Aug. 2, 1911.
Notice Is hereby given that Charles B.
DeGraff, of I'ocateilo, Idaho, who, on
August 10th, 1906, made Desert Land
Entry No. 4284. Serial No. 0387,for NW14
Section 20, Township 5 South, Range 31
East, Boise Meridian, has filed notice of
Intention to make Final Proof, to es
tablish claim to the land above describ
ed, before Register and Receiver, U.S,
Land Office, at Blaekfoot, Idaho, on the
5tn day of October, 1911.
Claimant names as witnesses: August
Erickson. Alexander E. Livingstone,John
M Livingstone, all of Aberdeen, Idaho;
Geo. IV. litter, of Salt Lake City, Utah.
HENRY W. KIEFER,
Aiittl0-5t _Register.
Dr. Abbott
will be at the Cottage Hotel
Sept. 12-13-14-15
Supplied with a full line of
Optical Goods.
Prepared to correct all errors
of refractions.
If your eyes trouble you or
your vision is in any
way impaired
See Me
Permanently located at Idaho Falls
HAWKEYE OPTICAL CO.
A POINTER
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(«191001 It** tt#
ON JEWELRY
As the discriminating sense of smell
enables the game dog to locate the
right kind of birds, so does the
cultivated taste enable us to select
the kind of Jewelry that will bring
pleasure to every hunter after
Watches, Diamonus, Rings, Scarf
Pins, Cut Glass and table Silver
ware. Everything we buy is the
same artistic design and made of
GUARANTEED METAL.
W* 4« all kia4 af repairiag
A. L. HUGHES, Jeweler
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S Must Be Sold at
j BARGAIN PRICES!
j Men's Suits
j At Special REDUCED Prices j
I Low Shoes and Oxfords I
u rj
I Prices Cut Deep—Some at HALF Price I
ALL STRAW HATS GO AT
HALF PRICE!
E.W. Rowles
/
Proper Clothes For Men
Bridge Street Near Postoffice
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Why Beau Brummell
Died a E
A LAS, that the best
dressed gentle
man in Europe should
die a pauper! It was
due to careless buying.
If an article looked
well, Beau Brummell
bought it, asking noth
ing about its wearing
qualities.
Nowadays the leaders
of fashion are more sensi
ble. While insisting on per
fection in fit and elegance
in finish they also demand
util ity.
ffiifodeilwtte. is the Amer
ican gentleman's idea of
usefulness and beauty com
^ bined in a sock.
Had there been
ffi Bhdeaftoafe
in Beau Brummel's
da y he would have
been the first to see
their beauty — their
wearing qualities
would have saved him
a fortune in hosiery
bills. Try our feather
weight gauze in one of
many beautiful colors
and be convinced that
ffighdefflioaftare guar
anteed socks for parncu
l^lar men.
Pi R U 0 X
TOUR
PAIRS
a 'MJ
SINGLE
PAIR
254
D. H. BIETHAN
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