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

J. o. Morgan was down from his
ranch last week ON business.
Orders taken for ice cream, deliv.
cred to any part of the city. Modern
Pharmacy. tt
Carlos Jones, of Malad, is spending
his vacation in Blackfoot with his
uncle and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. D. r.
Jones. His father and mother are
expected soon.
julius Lemperle expects to be in
Blackfoot about June IS. Kindly re-
serve your vacuum cleaning orders at
Brown-Eldredge Furniture Co.
The ladies of the Woodcraft lodge
give a banquet Monday evening at
their lodge rooms. Our informant
says: big feed;' Large attendance
splendid timf.'
Don't pay $50 or $50 for a sewing
machine. will sell you a guaranteed
pat MT drop head, six drawer mach
inc for $4,000, and good machine
for $4,000 Bimthans. Jwne15-4
Mrs. Bert Ryan and daughter, Miss
Francis, arrived in BlackfOot last
Monday evening. They are glad to
get back to their old home town; ex-
pect to remain for some time.
Actual work was commenced last
Friday on the magnificent new fifty
thousand dollar high school building
w. J. Banks, the contractor, hopes to
have lit completed by the first of
September.
Mrs. N. G. Thompson returned Sun
day from Salt Lake, where she has,
BEEN fer some little time receiving
medical treatment. At present she is
getting along nicely and all hope she
will cont niue ito rapidly improvh.
T. A. Hayes, the cOnfectiOner, was
the busiest man in town Monday. He
received hurrV-up ordeg for twenty
gallons OF ice cream to be shipped to
Aberdeen Tuesday morning, and, of
course, h.. had to go some. That CT
ty was enjoying the highly entertain
ing Bobby Fountain show upon that
date,-and of course they wanted ice
cream.
o. F. Smith of the Blackfoot nur
sery has purchased the c LIBERATED
pacing stallion Sam T. Sam is 8
game race horse which never was
tracked until he was nine years old
and with so days training made 6
record of 2:23A, and has done mil
in 2:17. Sam will make the season
OF 1911 at the Blackfoot Nursery. q
The ball game of last Sunday after
neon was somewhat OF one sided
affair. Lovers OF the national gam'
had been led to- believe they wouk
See something good co.6eQuently
quite a crowd assembled to witness
the game. They, however, were some
what disappointed when the visitcGs
began to run up the score. Fred XII
fer is reported to have mads the on
sensational play CT the day, which
was a home run on a succession o
errors. The score was McCammCn
fourtee.; BlackfOct, seven. The HON
team expect to go to Pocatello mex
Sunday tC, play the SAM team ant
say there will he mo landslide thi
time.
Seven graduates received their q
plomas at the recently held exercise
of the Groveland school. The CHS
CT insisted OF Clarence Se.verin, vale
dictorian; Alice Yancey, salutatorial
Leland Merrill, Lula Butt, Resell Ba
, rus, Omer Ferrel and Temie Hsnse
Rev C. A. Edwards, pastor OF TIL
, Methodist Episcopal church of thi
3 city, delivered very entertaining
address on educational Interests,
during the evening. Miss Cassi
5 Wright very delightfully."- entertane
: with a. piano solc, following whic
= Miss Beach, county superintendent
: spoke to the parents, scholars an
l Wis rs and them presented the d
t plomas. The graduating class came
!, Blackfoot Tuesday and were ph-t'
: ,sraphed for their class picture.
The Blackfoot baird made its al
, pearanca Saturday might and go,
> some excellent music for the benef
OF the musik. lovers and Others WI
were SO fortunate ss to hear then
e. The motive-that band concerts q
Q the streets would tend to livea thin
e up IA little-provad to be corre'
r one, as the streets were thronge
d with people until late hour, amor
e the number being many OF our mes
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