The Blackfoot optimist. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1907-1918, 1911-06-15

ed home MONDAY from a business Uflp
to Boise.
M. P. Crisler, briggs popular ply,
,.ician, was a business visitor in the
city one day last week.
The Banncck National bank, Of Po-
catello, has been designated as an
United States depository.
]. R. C.mpbel left last Friday for
Arco, where he has accepted posi-
ton with the Id tho Lumber Co.
R. S. Myers, who Is employed trans
cribing records for Bonneville county,
was an over Sunday visitor at Idaho
Falls.
The boxing match scheduled fer
last Saturday night failed to material.
re, because less than a bakers dOz-
en- showed up to- witness the perform
ance.
AS soon as the necessary papers ar
IriMe from Washington, a postoffice
will be established ON what is known
as the HaM ranch on the Powell tract
| near Arco.
King CObbs, division superint endent
of the Rocky Mountain Bell Tel
ephone company, was in the city Sat
urdy Looking after the interests of
that concern.
William Bartlett, recently of this
city, has opened plumbing establish
ment in Rkby, which point he decided
Offered the best inc JUG ment of :3he
many he had investigated.
A. E. Roberts, a siderlt of Arco,
was brought to this city recently and
placed in the local hospital for medi-
cal treatment He was threatened
with typhoid fever. His son, Glenn,
accompanied him.
District Clerk Jordan of Bonneville
county, who has been experimenting
the checking up of the tax list in this
county for some days r It1mlaN to
his home IN Idaho Falls the latter
part of the week.
c. w. Bergman, president of the
Standrod bank of this city, was In Ar
CO a. day or two last week, attending
the annual election of Officers Of the
Bank Of Commerce of that city, Of
which he is director
Cassius F. Smith, who but recently
moved to Pocatello tc' engage in the
real estate business was looking at
ter buSim SIS matters i'm THE city Mon
day, and incidentally doing little
DO sting for the town of Rupert.
The building, corner of Bridge and
Taylor, occupied by the Boyle hard
ware and Rowles clothing store, has
received a coat of paint this week
and looks very tastefully. Many an
old structure around town would be
greatly improved by like treatmen
Hammond EARLY, Of Rich, accompaa
led by John and Lorenzo Martin of
Preston, Idaho passed through Black
} foot the latter part OF the week on
their way to the Teton basin country
to look over THE country, where, iii
they find 1T to their liking, thy may
decide to locate.
POcatellO. ever ON the lookout 1ol
, itk bktterment, has taken steps to
ward securing the new $4,000, 900. OF
, university to be established i'm SOM
live western metropolis by Mrs. E. H
q Hartman, wife ~ the late railroad
magnate. Here's hoping they will
land it.
C. H. Harrison, chief CT the fielt
diviions, interior department, for PTS
two years, has resigned that oflicv
J and will engage i'm the pr3ctict of la
J at Boise in the near future. Mr.. Hart
!; doubtedlJ will me Il with gukI1r sue
= ceSS in his new OcatiOnl
. Brown-Hart Company are advertis
: Ing in this issue aAbig fifteen day
, sixth annual clearance sale. Some raj
!, bargains are offered. As the price
. offered at this time are for cash onl
4 they have beem put clear to the boz
h tom and one can afford to buy for
thIre use. See them before maxine
! ycur purdhasfs.
Today is a legal holiday
" Idaho, living been SO esignated b
Govem-r, Hawley, in honor Of tn
settlement OF the state, and ITO b
brown as "Pi,meer Day." Pioneer
q are numerous, we win admit an
n their early-day struggles to live an
n eat three squares per are certainl