The Blackfoot optimist. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1907-1918, 1911-03-30


election, you must register.
M. Dorrerer, shoe repairing, So
Bridge street, rea tailor shop. Phone
PIT. tt
See w. A. Younie for home grown
nursery stock and choice shade
trees. tt
We now have a full line green veg
etables and fruit. DeKay & Davis
Cash Grocery.
Wanted-By young married man,
position on ranch, or will lease
Richard Johnson, City. M16-2t
Attorney Carl Smith, of Preston,
was transacting business at the land
office Monday morning.
Hats that wound make you look
sweet enough to kiss and twenty
years younger. at Jackman's.
Secure the sale of your place by
giving Parkinson Realty & Invest
meilt Co. an option for spring bust
mesA.
GUY Dipple is in Boise this week,
trying out with the Boise ball team,
and making arrangements for the
coming eason with that team.
Single comb White Orpington
chickens for sale. Thoroughbred
stock, Kelier-Strauss strain. S. w.
WILSON,, Bruwn-Eldredge Co. M16-2t
Prof. Dalby, of Kicks Academy, wa.
in town Tuesday endeavoring to in
terest Blackfoct parties in "a home
talent play, to be given by the pupils
of the academy.
e. w. Rowles returned from Cali
fornia Sunday. Mrs. Rowles and son
Edward, accompanied Mr.. Rowles on
the return trip as far as Salt Lake,
and will spend several days there
An S1a pound boy was born to Mr..
and Mrs. C. w. Kinney at Nampa,
Monday, March goth, and has already
been nameld Melville. Many friends
in Bhckfoot offer congratulations to
the proud parents.
7. w. Shelley, of Shelley, was a
visitor in town Monday, comforting
with Lev & Morris, the cement con-
tractors, for building to be con-
structed at Shelley, and which will
be occupied ss store.
County superintendent Alice Beach
is visiting schools in the towns of
Aberdeen, Springfield AID Pingree
this week, and will be the guest over
Sunday of Mr.. and Mrs. T. r. Jones
az the big Piusree hotel.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Howard, for
merly of Blackfoot, but now of Santa
Ana, California, have fine baby boy
born March IA. Mother and child
are doing fine and with proper care
Mr.. Howard will recover
James Just of Preston, member of
the state asylum board, was in town
Tuesday attending to matters pertain
ing to the institution. Mr.. Just is a
painstaking official and Is a credit
to the democratic administration.
Charles Hoalst, Of Moore, who has
spent the last two months in Oregon,
passed through this city, en- rout
home last Monday Mr.. Hoalst is
one of the large land owners resid-
ing ON the Big Lost River having sew
eral fine farms there.
Mrs. J. O. Morglm entertained a
number of the ladies of the neigh
borh0od at her beautiful home, Mon
day afternoon, as at arewen courtesy
to Mrs. Hoover. The time was passed
most delightfully."- in visiting and a
delicious luncheon was served.
Barney Coffin and wife of Downey
are the guests of Mr.. Coffin's sister,
Mrs. John D. Kent. Mr.. Coffin is
located on the bench land northeast
OF Downey, where they dry farm and
the wheat grows tall and heads out
abundantly.
County Attorney Good, who has
been afflicted with infantile paralysis
is steadily regaining the use of mis-
limbs, under the treatment OF DIR
w. H. Gaumer, the chiropraotic, and
hopes are strongly entertained of his
entire recovery.
The pastor of the Baptist church
IS preaching series of Sunday eve
ming sermons preparatory to Easter
The subjects are as follows: 'The
Friendship uf Jesus 1.-The Com
passion of Jesus "The Authority od
4 Jesus "The Sacrifice OF Jesus ant
"The Lordship of Jesus The sec
mt of these series will be next Sun
day evening.
George Courto, brother OF Pete
~ Courto, the man who was drowned il
The. Snake river, arrived in town las
Thursday and the funeral OF the laHt
Peter Courto was held Saturday IL
The undertaking room OF Brown
Eldredge, under the auspices OF tn
MODERN Woodmen of America bn
lorment was made in the Grove Cit.