The Blackfoot optimist. [volume], January 18, 1912, Image 6

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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
(Final Proof)
I John O. Johnson, of Blckfoot,
Idaho, R. F. D. No. 4 who made en
try No. 503 and 505 under the provis
ions of an act of the legislature of tho ;
State of Id ho, common!) known as
the "Carey Act,'' approved March 2nd,
1889, which embraces NE Vi SW 1 4. N
4V 1 ,4 SWVi. o£ section 2S, of town
ship 2 S, of range 34 H. B. M., do
hereby give notice cf mV i tention to
make final hroof to'establish my c 1 i :
to the land above described, and that
I expect to prove that I h vo resided
on, reclaimed and cultivated said land
as required by law, before Lorenzo R.
Thomas, at Bint kfoot, Idaho, or. the !
by t wo of
the following witnesses.
Jarred A. Lie, J rred L.eRoy Ivie, I
Chas. F. L nib, Brigham Robinson, ]
ail of Blackioot, Idaho, R.| F. D. No. 4
Jan.4-F8. John O. Joh:sen, |
Entryman
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
(Final Proof)
Department of the interior, U. S.
L: nd office at Blackfoot, Idalio, Dec
ember IS. 1911.
Notice is hereby given that William
W. Twitehell, Jr., of Presto, Idaho,
who, on January 3, 1907, made Home
stead Entry No. 11372, Serial No. 03
435, for NEV4. Section 7, Township 2
South, Range - 37 East Boise Meridian,
lias filed notice of intention to make
Final Five-Year Troof, to establish
claim to the land above dsecribed, be
fore Register & Receiver, Ik S. Land
Office, at Blackfoot, Idaho, on the Gth.
day of Februuary, 1912.
Claimant names ns witnesses:
William Pratt, Christ Peterson, Jame
Peterson, Francis Just all, of Black
foot, Idaho.
Henry W. Kiefer
D21-5L Register.
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if you suffer from Heahache, eye
strain; nervousness or Poor vision, con
suit Dr. Scarborough, the eyesight spe.
ialist who will be at the Cottage hotel,
all day Monday, Jan 15th, 1912. He
relieves these troubles by removing
the cause.
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NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT
The Duncan Ditch Company, a cor
poration, principal place of business,
Thomas, Idaho: Notice is hereby giv
tn, that at a meeting of the board of
directors of the above named company
held cn Saturday the 6tli, day of Jan
uory 1912, at Thomas, Idaho, assess
ment No. 5 of 75 cents per share was
levied on tho capital stcck of this com
pany, which is now due and payable
to Mrs. Mary Williams, at Thomas,
Idaho.
Any stcck on which this assessment
remains unpaid on Saturday the 10th.,
day of February 1912, will be delinqu
ent, and will be advertised for sal ac
cording to law. Mrs. Mary Williams,
Secretary, The Duncan Ditch Com
pany, Dated January 8tli., 1912 Jll-5t
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NOTICE FOR BIDS FOR CONSTRUCT
ING BRIDGES
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN: That
tbe Foard of Comity Commissioners of
Bingham County, Idaho. will receive
sealed bids for tlie constructing of 4
steel ami concrete bridges in Bingham
County, I.Val.o, as per plans and specifi
cation's now. on file with the cift-rk of
said Board. ...
Said bids will lie received op to the
hour of 10:30 O'clock a. m. on tlie 2Gth..
day of January. 1911, at which time they
wiil be opened and considered by tlie
said Board. Tlie Board reserves tlie
right to reject any or all bids submitted.
The successful bidder will be required
to enter into a contract with the coun
ty and to give a good and sufficient
bond for tlie faithful performance tliere
of.
tlie
Said bids are to lie addressed to
Clerk of tlie Board of County Coimnls
loners, Blackfoot, Idalio, and marked
''Bids for Bridges." J. T. l.'arruth,
Clerk of said Court.
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NOTICE OF LEVY AND SALE OF
REAL ESTATE UNDER EXECUTION
Geo.
F. TV right
Plaintiff
vs Sheriff's Sale.
Neils Monson
Defendant
By virtue of an Execution issued out
of the District Court ol tlie Sixth Ju
dicial District, County of Bingham. State
of Idalio, wherein Geo. F. Wright is the ,
Plaintiff and Neils Monson is the De- |
fendant, upon a Judgement rendered on ■
the 23rd day of Julv. 1909, for tlie sum :
of ($299.99| Two Hundred Nlnty-nine i
and 99-100 Dollars, lawful money of the I
U. S. with interest at the rate of 7
per cent per annum, together with six
anil 30-100 ($0.30) dollars eosts and ac- j
curing costs, I have this day levied up- !
on all the light, title, claim and inter
est of the Defendent in and to the ■
following described real estate tu- wit; \
Lot 13j Three, of Block (3) Three
Govvshen Townsite.
Southeast Quarter (se 1 -4> or South- 1
west Quarter (SW 1 -4> and tlie South
half <s 1-2) of the Northwest Quarter
(nw 1-4) of Section 23. Township .1.
one, South of R 37 E. B. M. Containing
120 acres.
Tubllc notice is hereby given that I
will on Monday, 5th day of February,
1912, at 10 o'clock of said dav in front
of the Court House Door of sai.l Coun
ty of Bingham sell at Publio Auction,
for lawful money of tlie U. S. all the
right, title, claim and interest, of the
Defendent, Neils Monson. of in and to
the above described property >ai! the
same being in Bingham County. Idaho)
or so much thereof as may be necessary
to satisfy said judgement, with costs,
interests, etc.
Dated this 10th dav of January. 1912.
F. E. DcKAV.
Sheriff of Bingham county, Idaho
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notice FOR BIDS FOR PLACING
GRAVEL ON PUBLIC ROAD
Notice Is hereby given that the Board
of Commissioners of Kinghant County,
at a special meeting called January 26th,
1912, will -receive bids for the placing
of gravel on the public road near the
Sugar Factory. The distance to be
graveled being about three-fourth of a
mile in length. Sufficient gravel to be
furnished to cover said road at a depth
of from four to six inches deep.
Any bidders wishing to deliver tbe
gravel during the winter will not de re
qulded to spread same over the road,
but simply dump it at the side of tlie
road. Said gravel must be screened on
screens of two inch mesh and bids are
to be submitted at so much per yard.
AU bids must be addressed to the
Clerk of said Board and marked "Bids
for Grave..- ^ T CARftUTH,
Clerk Board Co. Commissioners.
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TO CREDITORS
Court of the County of
Blnghiim.
suite of Idaho.
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stato of Oharlos 15.
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doooased.
by the undersign
Not lev i
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ntpromery,
Admlnistratrix, of
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of
'Imrios B
Montgomery, de
conseil, to
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>f. and all persons
ImviiiK' claim
s a irai list t
ie .-aid decoa-od to
exhibit tl
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with the
leeeasary vouchers
within tei
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nit iis a ft 0
the first puhlioa
tion of till
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»t ico. to Ml
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tin* < tile
of Heakie
v and KinerUrk in
ne i>eillg tin* place
mack foot
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for ( he tn
list
ction of the businc.-" of said
lia ted tl
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1th day of
January, lid 2.
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MON l'< iUM KRY.
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Administratrix
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N A N C E NO. 1 5 2
an ordinance of the city of
BLACKFOOT PROVIDING FOR A
LICENSE FOR AUCTIONEERS
WITHIN THE CORPORATE LIMITS
OF THE CITY OF BLACKFOOT,
IDAHO; PROVIDING FOR THE
PUBLICATION HEREOF, AND PRO
ViOING FOR A PENALTY FOR THE
VIOLATION OF THIS ORDINANCE.
BE IT ORDAINED L.Y THE MAYOR
AND CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY
OF BLACKFOOT. IDAHO.
Section I. That
,-Virj „ei'-.. II
outraged
iic'ii v?i i. 'T i .i ~e 11 i i
ut in any Iml
tili, room
n 1 no Insure. Ol ill
or il poil t v a
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rv ware. Via ware
p('reelaiu wa
re. cut lory.
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brlc-ti-brn«*. fi
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roods, dr> L'oods
. clot lilmr. 1.0
Ills', slu «e-.
not ions, ki roeerie'
. hardware, e
infers, wl.a
i ! led " Patent
Medicine.
■\pres-dy provided le
-hall he is-u v d for a
I.inn* less than
Olio
month; provided.
inn: herein slia
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' ooiLstrued to apj.
ilninliners, coi
mine
rcial travelers. s«di
or ol hcr perso
ns s<
olioittng ord-Ts fm
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mr i>;
v sample; and pro
furl her 1 lint n
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m t heroin shall in
st rued to app!
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farmers engatred tr
lint any t hi lot.
wii, raiseil, prtiMUt
mad. on their
Section 2. T
Turn
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person, persons or
oration violai
imr n
my of the provisic
»tli- I
his ordinal
lie guilty of
to exceed $1
mice Is so vi
const rued a
That tl.i
issue of til
Ida!
Mon 1,
sdemeauor, and lined i
ami each day this ord
;d shall be and is hen
separate offense,
ordinance be published in <
official newspaper of Bluckfi
I: Passed, approval and adopted
nary. 11112.
A I, MX YorXIK,
President of the Council.
U. H. HOLBROOK,
Clerk.
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NOT1CE CF PROPOSAL TO ISSUE
Î19.OC0 BUILDING BONDS AND $5,003
RUFUNDING BONDS OF SCHOOL
DISTRICT NO. 28, IN THE COUNTY
OF BINGHAN, STATE OF IDAHO,
AND INVITING. BIDS THEREFORE.
STATE OF IDAHO,
COUNTY OF BINGHAM, Ss.
SCHOOL DISTRICT NO, 28.
Pursuant to the authority and direc
tion conferred upon the board of trua
of School District No. 28, in the
"certatn^ew'tk^ïèld 'hi e «U ^respect's In
.ititct compliance with law at the Brick
School House ill Moreland, in Bingham,
county, Idaho, in said school district on
Monday, to-\vtt: the 15th.,-day of Janu
D. 11)12, between the hours of 1
o'clock p. in. and 5 o'clock p. m. tautli
izing the Issuance of the bonds herein
after mentioned) and a certain resolu
tion and order duly adopted by said
board of trustees at a special meeting
thereof duly called and held at the ot
fice of the clerk of said board in More
land, In said sc hool district at the Jiour
.f s o'clock p. ni. of the day and date
iforesaid pursuant thereto, authorizing
and directing the Issuance, execution and
sale of certain bonds of said setiool dis
trict to an amount aggregating the prin
cipal sum of $25,000, to-\\it.
Building bonds of School District No.
28, in the county of Bingham, state of
Idalio, aggregating the principal sum of
$10,000, comprised of 19 bonds numbered
from 1 to 19, botli inclusive, of the de
nomination of $1,000 each, dated Jan
uary 16th, 1912, absolutely due and pay
able January 15, 1932, redeemable at the
option of said school district on July
15, 1931 or upon any interest payment
date thereafter, bearing interest at the
rate of six (6) per centum per annum
payable semi-annually January 15 and
July 15 in each year, both principal
thereof and interest thereon payable at
tiie National Bank of Commerce, in tlie j
cUy and state of New York, u. S. A;
bonds of School District |
and
Refunding
No. 28, in tlie county of Bingham, stale
of Idaho, aggregating tlie principal sum
of ....... .....
e.l from 1 to 6, both inclusive, of tlie
denomination of $ 1,000 each, dated Jan
nary 1 1912, absolutely due and paya
ble January 15. 1932. redeemable at' tlie
option of said school district on July
15, 1931 or upon any interest pavment
date thereafter, bearing interest at the
rate of six (6) per centum per annum
payable semi-annually January 15 and
and July 15 in each year, both principal
thereof nnd interest thereon payable at
tlie National Bank of Commerce, in the I
CUV and^tete
tlie purpose of providing i
and furnish a school
Brick School ho
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house adjoining the' Brick'school H.onse j
ill .md le 'o' H said sc hoot s Diet; ' a n d^ sa U i 1
refunding bonds are being issued 'and i
sold for the purpose of providing funds
'•> ..... ...» Fiovining minis |
etofore Issued i
uid the lawful ;
rldenced thru
to redeem and refund a like prineii
iaTATand vali^bonds t ^ r '^L.P a .b I ' bl 'j !
by sai.l school district
^ud valid indebtedness <
NOTIGE IS 1 HEREBY i
(,1\ I..V that sealed bids for each series I
m bonds aforesaid, in whole or in part I
" dl be received at the office of tho I
,k of the undersigned board of tins-.
inHuSJÄ Ä v. 'iÄ .IT ÄÄ
distn.-t until Friday, tc-w u. the loth..
ö i*'l it" i > 'c h ick ' a'.' n, A ' lJ ' at th, ' lloul
I.sell series of bonds aforesaid will be
delivery at the
sale, namely:- the dav. da..
aforesaid: THEREFORE, all
hid« or offers to purchase mus
out condition or qualification ;
cnniranled I v cash or an un
certified check payable to ti
the county treasurer of said
full amount oi
>\ ID ED, however, that .
time of their
hour
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of bonds, or any part thereof, shall not
he sold for less than their par value,
and provided further, that said hoard
of trustees reserve the right to reject
any and al! bids and to sell said hoods
at private sale if tFey d- m it for tlie
best interests of sai.l school district
POAI'D OF TRUSTEES OF SC'HOOI,
2$ IN THE UOTT.VTV
STATE OF IDAHO, i, v
XnsAY. ('hairman.
tenders,
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Bingh
sai.l bid.
niSTHU'T
OF BINGHAM.
(SEAL)
Attest:
BRIGHAM ROBINSON.
Member.
. ENGLAND. He
Jan. 18. 25. Bob.
1. 8 and 15.
_ NOTICE
IN THE MATTER OF THE PETITION
OF H. R. BOICE, ET AL FOR THE
ORGANIZATION OF A HERO OIS
IN b lackfoot precincts
TY, E |DAHO FOUR ' bingham coun
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NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN:
That a petition signed hi a malorltv
of the qualified electors of Blackfoot
Pi-eoinets one and four, Bingham Countv
the 1 rJi a a be / n ., filp d with the Clerk of
Board of County Commissioners of
th n , f01 ' th, ' organiza
tion of a 'Herd Distriet'' under the
of°\'he°Rta?e f A rt , of Legislature
1007 I ; abo j approved March
t (>7. with boundaries as follows,
Southeast corner of
township two (2)
to-wit
Beginning at the
Section thirty-five. 1Z1
South of range thirty-five (35) East of
Boise Meridian. Running thence
e«°s r » tl, r-" lth se r t '? n »nes to the North
east Corner of Section twentv-six ,2 b)
TLW l<1 Ȕ?g ^ Sh,p w. nd .. ranBe ' 'hence due
M est. with township lines to the East
ern Bank of Snake River, thence In a
Southwesterly direction along the edge
of said river with the meanders of said
Snake River to a point where the same
crosses the South boundary line of sec
tion thirty-three (33) of said township
and range, thence due east with, section
lines to the place of beginning.
And notice is further given that said
petition will be heard by the Board of
County Commissioners of said County,
on Thursday the 15th., day of February,
1912 at the hour of 10:30 a. m. of said
day. at the office of said Board in the
Court House at Blackfoot. Idaho, at
which time all persons interested will
he heard for and against said petition.
Att. st niv hand and official seal at
Blackfoot, Idaho this 17th., day of Jan
uary 1012.
.1. T. CARBUTH,
Clerk of tl e Board of County Com
missioners.
I".-. JESSIE T.OVD, Deputy.
Jan. ll-lS-25-Fob. 1.
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i'd of Thomas is dig
'll for P. H. Wheeler on
p ^pr perly.
Si;,, r r, olio of our oh;
m iters, v, ho wes mcn
issue has rolurr.c'J
• Jins fairly goad,
lay school and meeting
I
David Gi
ging ft now
the latter's
Misa Mai
trict
tinned in
to lier hit
At .the
lust S'inùiy. Jesse Alien, Alfred Hofer,
Kob'.Tt II. Hoar, all of Blackfoot were
lb ' home 'il, .nonaries and cHlated' c.n
i In -pel prineipl. s very nicely.
i Your .'.jt respondent was informe l
that Nets Sornsen, Jr., of Wapello lias
'.uirehasi d a hme here on the townsite
and will move here about March 1st.,
to he ( iese to his farm, cne mile and
a half west
Tïr.i"$day night of the 11th, Inst!, a
social was held at the home cf C. S.
Dalton. Fifty persons were present
and games of different kinds were in
dulged in ar.d a nice lunch was. served
to close (lie proceedings at about 12
o'clock.
Last fall a number of farmers, on this
side of the river got together and or
ganized themselves in a body to dis
pose of their own produce, which- was
mainly potatoes. They selected a man
to find the best market f;.r such and
found by such methods that the farmtr
would realize the middle-man's profit.
r Ts organization wishes to announce
through your widely circulated paper
that they will hold another meeting in
Riverside hall, January 25th., at 1U
o'clock p. m. and invite all the farmers
around the neighborhood to come and
<ake part and affect a more extensive
organization in order that the farmer
may receive better returns for his pro
ducts. Remember the date and the
lirai.
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Tlie young ladies prepared a picnic
and met with tlie wood haulers on Fri
da. y i ght and participated in a dance
add enjoyed tlie good things of the
board.
Last week Bishop England invited
everybody to turn out and get wood
for the Eclesiactical Hall. A number
responded and the result is a stack of
wood sufficiently large to last one year.
1 piomotois of the il if alia mill I
.and the beople cannot get together cn
the mill /proposition, but some of tlie
farmers are strongly advocating the
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themselves
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I nay, Jan. la., another bend election
Ua! held which carried by a larger mr*
i joritv.
Owing' to some technical point the
bond election that was held here some
t'mo last summer, voting to increase
the school bonds of district No. 28, W'3
t onsidered void. Consequently, on Mon
ju, The old bond of $6,000. will be
j taken lip and $19.000 will be left to
,,e lLsed in bul,dln K aIld finishing an
i up to date school building,
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| Thftt there w ui be a Methodist
coming
There was a
meeting held at Riverside a short time
ago and a number of representative
men from the west side of tlie Snake
river belonging to different dencmina
i
; summer is new the fact
! church built bore during the
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! t,on8 wUh Rev - s - K Yoggy mot t0 '
! gether and after discussing the ques
; tion, concluded to erect a church at j
a cost of *1.500. Tile building will bo
a cost of $1,500.
erected on property belonging to Mars
Jacobson of Moreland. It is under
. Tacobson ot Mcreland. It is under-1
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work on the edifice will be commenced,
so?n after weather conditions will per
mit.
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PRESTO
Clark Williamsrn, of Pocatello spent
last week here, a guest at tlie home of
Hishley lit others.
Willis iiighley is at home again af
ter rp.quling several weeks with his
sister at Indian Valley.
Mrs. T. S. Stevens returned to her
home at Blackfoct, Wednesday after
visiting a week with old friends In this
locality.
Donald Tolmie was up from Black
loot where he is attending the High
school and spent Sunday with his
motlior here.
Miss Aura Brenton, who teaches the
primary grade at the upper Presto
school spent the week's end vacation
with relatives at Blackfoot.
Persons troubled with partial par
alysis are often very much benefited
by massaging the affected parts thor
oughly when applying Chamberlain's
Liniment. This liniment also relieves
rheumatic pains. For sale by the Roc
wood Pharmacy. . •
The Model Grocery
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W. A. Beakley, Jas. L. Emerick:
BEAKLEY & EMERICK
Attorneys At Law.
Practice in All Courts ;
BLACKFOOT,
IDAHO.
F. W. KIEFER
Locating and Con
sulting Engineer. |
State License No. 209
BLACKFOOT, - - • IDAHO.
DR. FRANK A. SLOAN <
Osteopathic Physician
OFFICE: BOYLE BUILDING (WITH
W. A. BEAKLEY.)
Phone 163 Residence Phone 125
BLACKFOOT, - - - IDAHO.
DR. W. E. PATRIE
Physican and Surgeon
OFFICE OVER STATE BANK
Phone, 106 Residence, 75
BLACKFOOT,
IDAHO.
HANSBROUGH & GAGON
Attorneys-at-Law
Practice in State
and Federal Courts
MILLICK BLOCK
BLACKFOOT, - - • IDAHO.
LORENZO R. THOMAS
Pracice before the U. S. Land of
fice and Department of Interior.
Register U. S. Land Office from |
1897 to 1907. All land office busi
ness given careful attention. Look
for the sign near the Land Office. '
BLACKFOOT, - • - IDAHO.
W. ORR CHAPMAN
Attorney-at-Law
TURF EXCHANGE BUILDING
BLACKFOOT,
IDAHO.
H. W. GAUMER
Doctor of Chiropractic
OFFICE WEST PACIFIC ST.
OPPOSITE ISIS THEATRE
Fhone 223 Residence 218
BLACKFOOT, - - - IDAHO.
KARL S. FACKRELL
Attorney-at-Law
OFFICE OVER STATE BANK
BLACKFOOT, - - - IDAHO.
WILLIAM A. LEE
Attorney-at-Law
OFFICE OVER THE
PALACE DRUG STORE
Phone 120, Residence 203
BLACKFOOT,' - - - IDAHO.
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January 13th.
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See agents for rales and further par-
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of Grippe, however obstinate, in two days, or your purchase price
will be cheerfully refunded. These tablets do not gripe or nauseate,
nor do they leave any bad effects. Don't permit your case to de
velop into pneumonia or, worse still, consumption. We don't ask
you to accept our word as final. Ask our local agent, or ask your
physician if he would not prescribe these tablets or give them to
his own children. Ask any person who has ever used them what
they think of
Chanber's Cold Tablets