The Blackfoot optimist. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1907-1918, 1911-08-17

OGTlce. IF
AN summer dresses at half price.
Biethan. A1O.2t
Mrs. T. Hopkins and children spent
Sunday in Idaho Fails.
The Modern Pharmacy for every.
thing I'm the drug Qige. If
Drink at the fountain of the Mod
ern Pharmacy and keep young. If
Have you seen the summer dresses
dhat are ON s.. lie at Biethan's A1O-2t
1t you are hot coil off at the Mod
orn Pharmacy f-unt bnyr one lbetter.tf
All childrens dresses at pme-ttird
off marked price. Biethan S. A1O-N
+. II. Montgomery of Idaho Falls.
was IN town Monday purchasing
horses.
Dent let canning worry you. Ber-
ryman carries Nj scC, Economy and
Sc'hram jars. tt
Mrs. Mary Robertson of Spanish
Fork, Utah, is the guest OF her sen,
c. A. Robertson
F. c. b rker & Co., do painting,
paper hanging and a general limo Of
house decI-r ting. If
Master Roy Thompson nf PocateElo
is visiting his grandmother ON South
University avenue.
Miss Frances Pettibrme arrived
from Oregon End is visiting her SIS
ter Mrs. Star Willis
Mrs. E. A. Dcud has for her guest
this month, her niece, Miss Shirlin
Kiehl, Iof Wankgeun, ILL.,
Mrs. E. E. Sherman left Saturd2 Y
Aon, Na1i fCrnio xxnhn ch 0 II vic hnv
mother for several weeks.
DR.. v. C. White, graduated vetenin-
arfan, City Livery Barn, Phone So
Residence phone 251 black tt
Mrs. Frank Bennett and Mttln SON
Dermont are visiting Mrs. BENEFITS
mother i'm Idaho' Fails this week.
r. w. West, one OF the cOmpete'-t
clerks at .Boyles, will spend his va
cation camping i'm Wolverine c-nyon.
Misses Aurlia eEd Mercedes Kent,
of Lewiston, Utah, are the guests OF
their uncle, John D. Kent in this city
H. K. Wiley, one of the hustling
citizens of Spri gfield, was among the
business visitors in the city last Fri
day.
FOR SALE-The White House near
fair grounds, ALSO small two-room
house i'm roar Enquire of James BUTT
cane. J27+tf
Mrs. Paul DeVrendt of Pocatello,
spent Sunday at the home of her
parel It's, Mr.. and Mrs. L. Messlin in
this city.
WANTED-A p.siticm as house
ferred. Please write Mrs. Dnge!sgjerd,
R. F. d. No. l.
Miss Aline Quantrell returned home
Sunday from Herbert, Idaho, where
SHE has been visiting her cousin for
several weeks.
Paul Stricken, who now resides en-
the A. N. Am 4erson ranch ON Lost
river came down Tuesday might en-
route ito P-eatello.
M. J. nhorne, travelling agent for
the Inter-Mountain Nursery Co., was
in the city Monday looking after the
interests of that G mp my.
Mrs Harry Holden and little son
passed through the Grove City Sat
urday enrOute to Mackay where she
will visit her brother Chase Clark.
+. A. FMgate, cashier of the bank
of Aberdeen, was visitor in Black
foot Friday, while enrOute home firm
Canada, where he spent about ten
days.
Mrs. Diwincy CT Pocatello, visited
couple Ef days this week with Mrs.
W. sIley. Site is just returning from
her old ii me, cRckland, where she
recently buried her sen Charles.
r. H. Clayton left Monday morning
for the Teton country where he spent
several days this week hunting chick
e1ns.. At Sugar City he Joined num-
Der of gentleman bound on similar
missile.
Mrs. Charlie Davis met with SER
icus accident Thursday while stand
ing ON a cellar doar, a board gave
WHY hitting her down to the bottom
of the cellar. She sustained several
bruises.
Miss Grace Shep.rd, state superin-
tendent of schools, CALLED nesting
of the county superintendent. held
i'm Pocatello Monday, at which Miss
Alice Beech hf this city was an
attendant.
H. B. Nelson, the horse man, arriv.
ed in town Monday, from his st.lble
in Los Angeles, and will purchase
AN -WuGT DuIlCu III IUCWS6S lOT uLdL IlldT-
ket. A. S. Booth of that city accom-
panied him.
A. D. Quantren returned the first
of the week from business trip to
Twin Falls. While in that city Mr..
Quantrell had the misfortune of slip
pig from buggy and receiving a
BADLY bruised f-.ot.
Misses Hazel Potter and Nita
Rouff. of Moreland, will attend the
Sacred Heart Academy at Ogden this
winter. This is the young ladies
last year in the institution of learn
ing, as they win graduate i'm the
spring.
Mrs. Jed Jones of Malad, who has
been the guest Of her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. D. Leigh, for sever-d weeks,
returned to her home Saturday morn
ing accompanied by her brother, Earl
Leigh, who will remain in Nalad I'M
til the school season opens
j. e. COwles of this city, left Sum
clay for Rigby, where he was called
by the illness of his father, who re-