The Blackfoot optimist. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1907-1918, 1911-11-23

Cattle contracts fer sale in tht
office. :
The millinary sale still continues
at Jackmans.
Tom Waseley of Poca tello, spent
Sunday in this city.
Miss Grace Granville is the guest
OF friends in Pocatelo.
Wllber Craig was business visitor
to Pocatello Wednesday.
Phone orders promptly ATTENDED
to at the Modern Pharmacy. tt
Always in the lead in the grocery
business. DeKay & Davis. Il
Money to loan on farm and city
property. G. F. Molden. Il
Hugh Mcvicar has been spending
couple of days in Pocatello.
Mrs. Harry Weston is the guest
OF Mrs. r. N. West, from Pocatello.
Mrs. William Atthoney of Kimball,
is confined to her home by sickness.
V. w. Platt, State Bank Inspector
Is in the city from Boise attending
court
Ed Edgeley of Pocatello, was a
guest CT Judge j. H. Anderson this
week.
Miss Olive Wright was a guest of
the Quigley family in Pocatello last
Sunday.
Mrs. L. P. Batway is home after
two months professional trip to
Hamer, Idaho.
Des Corger, is shaking hands with
his old friends, after an extended trip
in Portland.
Mrs. Paul DeVrendt is up from Po-
catello Spending a few Gays at the
Messlin home.
A., o. BelNille left Saturday night
for Kansas City, where he will sped
several weak ks.
Mrs. w. G. Craig left Tuesday for
Portland, where she will visit a Sis
ter for some time
I. R. Jones left today for Powell
to supcrintond the construction of 8
bridge across the Lest River.
Thoroughbred single comb White
Leghorn cOckrels for sale. High
scoring stock. S. w. Wilson. tt.
The government forces moved camp
wednesday to the site of their drain
age and will commence work at once.
Our assortment of groceries and
every article connected Herewith is
thoroughly up-to-date. DeKay &
Davis. If
Don't forget that we need $4,000
and are trying to raise it by selling
cur millinery stock below cost. Jack
mans.
The Baptist Ladies will serve a
not chicken supper at the City Hall
Dec 9th, 1911. Supper ready at lat
past flve n23-2t
Mrs. j. Dunn has been enjoying a
visit from her mother, Mrs. Price,
who went to Idaho Falls Wednesday
on business trip.
Robert Cooper, who has been, fire
man on the Mackay branch fer some
time lfett this morning for his old
home in Ell Peso, Texas
Walter r. thinner and Roy Barnes
OF Pocatello, spent several days in the
city wiring the new high school build
ing, and preparing for it's lighting.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. M. Ferguson moved
into thier new home cm East Judicial
avenue last Saturday. They have a
home as cosy birds nest and in
wife all their friends to call and see
them.
John Baker, wife and baby CT Abor-
deem, spent Wednesday night in this
city. Mrs. Baker was enroute to Eu-
reka, Utah, and Mr.. Baker accompan-
led them as far as POcatello.
TSnkn1 ~ ie, CT;
RED on and there is no price. It is
al cut to pieces. Millinery that
would make you happy the rest Of
your days at your own prices.
Mr.. Mrs. and Miss Winifred Beth
In went to Salt Lake Friday, and witt
lessed the football game between the
of Colorado and Utah
eams for the championship OF the in
ermountain country.
If your children are subject to at
acks of Group, watch for the first
hOarseness. Give Cham
pertains Cough Remedy as soon as
he child becomes hoarse and the
lttack may be warded off. For Sale
~ lockwood Pharmacy.
Mrs. Harry Hunter and her sister
Hiss Blossom PAYER arrived here
Thursday from Denver Colorado, after
listing with their father in Alliance
Nebraska and relatives in Wyoming
ind Montana points. They expect to
make their home here fer the winter
w. T. Haygood, clerk of the FIT,
Hall Indian agency fer the past nine
ears was recently transferred to the
Rosebud agency South Dakota, and
occurred handsome increase in sal
Try. Mr.. Haywood left fer his new
,ost of duty Tuesday of this week