The Blackfoot optimist. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1907-1918, 1911-06-01
STERLING STATEMENTS.

Csted spectators lat the bali game Sun
day..
Mrs. Blanche Hays has recov ared
from "a severe attack OF neuralgia.
Mrs. G. w. Stoweu spent a, very
PLEASANT afterncpm with Mrs. Cor
bridge last Sunday.
Mrs. Johnson, Miss Scott and Land
Don Shemam visited us from Sunny
OovefGhiS week.
Chase Rich and his bunch of thor
Oughbreds were here frcm Pingree
Sunday but lost the hall game by a
very small margin. They are a good
not of fellows, and we hope to see
them rgLih.
"A billiard and pool hall, with bowl-
ing alley adjunct will be built in the
ndar future. Dethds will be given,
lhber.
The ball team are to play the noble
red men n xt Sunday. The boys are
doing very we'll considering the little
practice they have hadl and the wri-
suggest THAT they all get busy and
work up TO the standard set by MAN.
ager Rice, captain Wells, Luther Sat
terrified, Don Shelman and Arnold Nu-
mt amd we win hive the best team
ON the west side of Stake Creek.
We have no criticism to make of
amy other players but we consider
thlAt the boys mentioned de- es peciaily
finn and earnestly hope to be able to
mention the names of the whole team
his in the slime class i'm THE near fu-
ture.
Mesrs. Dvor.k, Alb TT Johnson, S.
d. Blaine and many other Aberdeen
visitors were ON our streets Sunday.
Josiah Cough, Jr. made a. business
trip to the Sterling r~mch, way up in
the suburbs Friday.
james Clayp,pl visited his Spring
field friends last Sunday
One of our esteemed fellow Citizens
while working ait som slight repairs
on the big LGll got stuck and had the
proverb.al fisshesrmaus luck, with nut
even the consolation of that standard
recipe, a little White mule that you
take before and after.
We wish the local firms would rLis-
tern LITTER one of their number, and
advertise in the Optimtist.
Ev rything is moving al ing fl 9,
the buildings under construction Just
walking along, and before we forget
it, let's give the little word of praise
TIT It is due the Thompson boys for
their splendid work Gu the big Nugent
and War1I building. This Will he an
advertisement for them to the whole
community TO the effect that TIL re is
no job too big or t 10 good for them
To tackle.
Mr.. and Mrs. Corbridge visited Geo.
Z. McLeI III Thursday.
The school of cookery organized
last week by the local bachelors OF
some L1't ana nestic science had a
close call to dissolution at THEM very
first N citing. And the question as to
the sIour dough, Like Ia bad stomach,
is still unsettled. 1t was this way.
A gu rum had FINALLY settled little diff
fere1ces as tal precedents in the line
OF cooking, Like mother di4l Without
much disturbance. and were critically
examining the contents of al Dutch oy-
ell, to try to Diet rmine the true char
act of the hot stuff THAT the build
er called the best sour dough rising
Snake creek. The disturbance was
caused by the imOpportune arrival at
this point of the game OH one of our
best known knights of the big loop,
big story, and hayward COW associa-
tion IN hard b iIled hat ami shirt.
1.-The shock was great, not only for
the way the hard finish IN terials
looked, but the j-u,aty way in which
the chap au was TILTED ON the POSTER
for p.rt of the old pards Uranium.
One member pretty well eXpr ssed
,
bunch by saying that such foolishness
might as we'll cease. f az whe,. such in
noU-tions were sbarteli by man of
50 summers, and the Lord knows how
many winters, 1T was hard to say
when lit would stop, and aid the tradi-
tions and glories CT the range would
come to mnught; and we could look
for such eminent knights OF the Cir
Gle ALI, as Frank Burke, Jack Coum-
erilh, Jake Baird End perhaps 9th rs,
to appear at our local hops ia swiL-
low tail coats and patent leather
kicks. The session fiLiLlly broke up
in confusion leaving the question I'M
decided as to wheth the contents Of
the dutch oven was simply a l., lily
used patch of dough god, OF the stick
to- ytur RIBS kinl, or Dukes Mix
ture OF Portland Cement.