The Blackfoot optimist. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1907-1918, 1911-08-24
Little events in the whirl
Of current topics. :: ::


FocatellO on business,
II N. West was business Visitor
to ldaho Falls Thursday.
James Martin spent Sunday in Ida
no Falls taking in the E1ks ball game
Frank Burke, the cattle man, was
business visitor i'm BNackfOot Tues
day.
Hon. George EdgingAcn CT ldf !
Fl IBIS, was visit ,r I'M the city Mon
day.
Mrs. S. B. Willis and sister, Miss
Flrancis PetGibone spent Sund-v i'm
Ashton.
Mrs. Frank Payne and children
ere sp nding few days in Lava
Springs.
1t is never $40 crowded. but that you
cam be waited ON e,t the Modern Phar
macy fountain tt
Bert PEN ington is spending few
d ys at the ranch Cf his mother
n an Pocetello.
Cassius F. Smith left Monday for
Sl-tmon City, whore he will remain
for several weeks.
F. c. 81 rker & Co., do painting
paper hanging and a general limo Of
house dec. ri ting. tt
Miss Minnie Siegel, eff Evanston,
Wyoming, is visiting her aunt, Mrs.
Frank Siegel cf this city.
FOR SALE-Thorough white
and BROWN Leghcrn ROSTERS. $1.OO
eHh. Inquire at this office tt
Mrs. Chase FeIsi-s, accomp mied
by several friends from ST. Anth, my,
lis touring the Yellowstone.
Miss Hazel Montgomery returned
list night from five weeks visit
to Walla Walla, Washington.
Mrs. c. w. Bergman, Jr., and Mrs
Blanche Eidradge IRE spending sever
al dayc 0e Heise Hot Springs.
Call at the Blackfat Grain & Pro-
duce Co. S elevator and get grain
sacks free, to deliver grain to them. t
DR.. C. A. Hoover, f-rmer superin-
tendert of the Idaho Ins, the asylum
WIS visitor from Pocate.lJ Sat
urday.
l.. r. Aldrich returned 'Saturday
fr-Am a two weeks visit to the lum
Der yards of the Idaho Lumber com
panty.
1,or To- h.
lady who uses Economy, Mason OF
Schram fruit jars. Bergman has
Them, ii
Our assortment of groceries ant
every rrticle connected Herewith il
thor ughly upto-date. DeKay &
Davis. t
Mrs VIM. ThompSl IN, Jr., and Chill
dr,In dl PocatellO. are guests at tn
Thompson home ON South Universe
ty avenue.
G. N. Zimmerman, of Omaha YVES
business visitor in the city Wednes
day lind was registered at the Com
me1cial.
Mrs. David Evans of Ogden, is
| 6uCS1L II VuC WI 1slA A1AA0 Au0V
ing la this city, and at l. d. Wilson
ON route 2.
Mrs. Mat Browning of Ogden, az
cOmpanied by her children, is tn
guest of her sisters Mrs. Joseph an
Mrs. Thomas Clarke.
Bert Pennington went down to hi
rarch near POcatellN "Wednesday an
his positiom with DeKay & Davis vii
be flilrd by Charlie Kiefer.
David Pratt of s. lit Lake, was
town Wednesday morning enroute
the Big Lost River, where he Wi
+ hook into the w.ISl business.
Mrs. Thos. Virgins and C.O.Faull
ner, sister and father of Mrs. Ell
Browning and Mrs. M. P. Ipscn, ar
guests of the ladies in this city
E. NJ Ken: eIdy auctiOneer, hOrs
, buyer end agriculturaist, is in til
Lost River country this week buyin
!. horses for the western coast marke
: A. L. Hughes, the jeweler has bee
. improving his store this week in til
shape of new paint and varnish an
now has large new wall displa
1 case.
4 e. N. Nelson and wife errived Sa
S urdhy from Sedna, Kansas and if M
l. Nelson cam make satisfactory bus
e ness arrangements, they will NAL
this their permanent h-me. They eau
as far as the Idaho line in their car
d Charles S. VanderhOOf, instruct
: in manual training in the high scho
n of Salt Lake last yer, arrived
n town Tuesday and signed an agre
Il ment e-tering the employ cf tt
o school board in the OPACITY mentio
ed, for the ensuing year.
n Miss May Lynch, one Of the mc
10 pleasant girls who ever operated