The Blackfoot optimist. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1907-1918, 1911-08-31
Little events in the whirl
Of current topics. y ::

ATTORNEY C. S. Boebe made profes
slonal trip to Shelley last Friday
w. A. Black of PocatnMa was a
business visitor in the city Tuesday.
Harry Holden was "a, business WISH
tor from Idaho Falls Saturday.
J. c. Campbell of Denver was in
the city Tuesday.
LOST-Ladies gold filled watch.
:. SultaIble reward Miss Quantrell,2 89
South University avenue tip
Raymond Green of Mackay passed
through the Grove City Tuesday en+
route to Albuquerque, New Mexico.
Call at the B1ackfoot Grain and Pre-
dlce Co. elevatkr for prices on
grAn betl~re selling. Phone 2O4 If
Charl,s Hilliard came down from
Island Park Tuesday and will visit his
family for la week.
1t is newer SO crowded. but that you
cul be waited ON eM the Modern Phar
macy fountain If
r. C. Heise of Heises Hot Springs
spent Sunday in the city with his old
friends.
Charles Shirley of Idaho FaDls spent
Sunday with his cousins, the Th,mas
family
Miss Marie Hardness returned
home Sunday after sever-h months
wi rxyif wi s1a, IN, Too IL
F. c. B-rker & Co., do painting,
paper hanging and general line of
house decErLting. If
Mis-. Chase Fegins, who has been
DIN the National Park for several
weeks. returned hlcme Monday.
James Duckworth and wife RETURN
ed home Saturday from a weeks Wis
it in the Yellowstone Park.
Mrs. A. D. Nelson and daughter,
Mrs. H. White went to Idaho Falls
), Saturday onl business trip.
FOR thoroughbred white
and brown Leghorn ROSTERS. $1.0O
e-ch. Inquire at this office tt
Guy Nullmer left Tuesday morning
for the eastern states, where he will
remain on two years miSSictI.
Mrs. George F. Gagon is the guest
of her SON, Wendell Gagon, in Arco,
for few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. O. E. Snyder, of Arco,
are THE guests of the TURNER'S par
entS i'm this citV
Charles Momtel and wife of Darling
tom, were guests of the htters sis
ter, Mrs. Darnell, last week.
| Call at the Blackfo-t Grain & Pro-
duce Co.. S elevator and g,st grain
sacks free, to deliver grain to them. tt
w. H. Eldridge and F. w. Barrows
OF Boston were business visitors here
Wednesday and may locate in this
city.
| Mrs. Robert McCracken r,rd child
rem returned to their home in Boise
after three weeks visit in this city
with Mrs. ]. w. Ezen.
Mrs. Frank Rogers, who has been
in the City Hospital for several
months with typhoid fever returned
to her home in Firth Tuesday.
Miss Burns, an employee from the
Idaho Insane asylum, was operated en-
this week fer appendicitis and at last
report was doicg nicely.
! Miss Frances Pettibcme left for her
home in Albany, Oregon, Sunday and
was, accompanied as far as PocatellO
by her sister, Mrs. STIR Willis.
George Dunn, manager of the big |
Dunn ranch, northeast of town, was
taken to Ogden last week, where he |
walls operated upon fCr appendicitis
Canning has no hcrrors for the |
lady whc uses Economy, Mason or |
Schram fruit jars. Bergman has
them. III
T. A. Hayes, ST., and wife went to |
Idaho Fills Sunday night, where Mr..
Hayes has accepted position with |
The Post.
Our assortment of groceries and |
every criticize connected Herewith is
thor ughly upto-date. DeKay &
Davis. II
Charles LeFevnr returned Thurs |
day from Omaha, where he success
fully sold two cars of sheep. Mr.. Lee
Fever is one of the large stock men
of the Lost River District.
Last Thursday afternoon at the |
home of Mrs. Star Willis, Miss Franz |
ces PeEtibone gave a handkerchief |
shower for the pleasure of Hazel |
Smith, bride of the near future. |
About twelve were present and be |
fore leaving, Miss Pettibone served |