The Blackfoot optimist. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1907-1918, 1911-02-23
RIVERSIDE ITEMS.

RIVERSIDE ITEMS.
On Wednesday, the 18th inst, the
Primary Association held bazalar,
commencing at 2 p. m. Many articles
made by the Officers and members
were exhibited and for SALE About
$40 dollars was realized from the sale
fancy work and d,ncing. They gave
a chiliren's dance In the afternoon
and for adults in the evening. The
officers worked hard to make the af-
fair a success and their labors were
crowned with success.
Hans Petersen, retiring Sunday
school superintendent was given a sur
prise in the hail Friday evening". A
large crowd WAS present and the fol-
lowing program rendered:
Song. Our Mountain Home So Dear
Prayer :. :. =. =. w.. A. Crawford
Song :. =. :. :. Sweet Is the Work
Address pf Welcome :. G.. H. Smith
Recitation =. :. =. Harry Wheeler
Remarks :. :. =. :. ]. BittOn
Solo :. :. =. =. John Bitton, Jr
Poem :. =. =. Julia Bitton
Address :. :. E. =. G. B. Wintel
Song Dorothy Petersen and others
Remarks :. :. :. JamesS Wray
Song :. ;. :. Eight Primary Girls
Remarks ;. ;. ;. :. M. J. Renson
Instrumental Music :. 49,.
:. :. .Randquist & Halversum
Duet :. Harry and Lewis Bittcm
A.. A. Bingil- m, in behalf of the
Sunday school presented Mr.. Peter
sen with ''The Key To Theology" as
a token of remembrance and appre-
cl-tion of his labors cs superinten-.
dent. After the program, danci-lg
was enjoyed for couple of hours.
Last Friday Is nimrods of Moreland
met like number of tllis place and
went shooting Jack rabbits. These
ba'gging the largest number to enjoy
a dance at the expense of the losers
Riverside gathered in 206 and More
land 1872 rabbits and the latter will
entertain the former at the More
land hall tonight.
Sunday services were held in honor
OF Abraham Lincolns birthday. w. A.
Crawford and Edwin Thompson, G.
"A. r. veterans who fought in the civil
war and James Wray were the speak.
ers.
Mrs. Caine of Pocatello has BEEN
visiting this week with John Coopers
family.
john Hardy and family who have
been spending the winter in California
returned Tuesday and are spending
few days with his brother-in-law
James e. Wray before going to his
home in Idaho Falls
William Petersen of Sewer county,
Utah, arrived here on the 18th inst.
after having travelled 22 days by team
Mr.. Petersen has bought a small farm
and will make his future home here.
Ex-sheriff John Danilson took in
the sights at Riverside on Sunday
last
The district school rendered a very
appropriate program CT Wednesday
evening > |, nor .. ", stngton's
Dir thdAy.
Old Glory was unfurled to the
breeze on the Riverside hall yeser-
day.
Ruby Dsyley of Riverside and Har-
dy Vest of Morelsnd were united in
marriage ON Monday. A free dance
was given in the Moreland hall at
night and many went from here to
them much JOY through married life.
Roy Palmer of GrovelaId is here
painting new set of scenery for the
Riverside hall
The Little Cuba is being rehearsed
and will be played Thomas next Sal
urday night and at Riverside early
next week The play, as we'll as the
object is deserving of liberal patron
age, si-li it is hoped there will be a
good turn out at both places.
Hams Petersen is putting up ice
and James Wray is hawking the saw
dust for him from Bannock
Fred Probst has been confined to
his home with Ia, grippe for num-
Der of days.
Mary Petersen Wintel has gone to
Logan where she will visit with her
relatives and friends.
The Valentine ball held here on the
14h was a success, many of our
old time patrons from the surround
ing settlements were present and
they all exclaimed that they had en-
joyed themselves very much.
The English speaking Japanese of
the Utah-Idaho Sugar So were in
our midst on the 14th in behalf of
the beet industry.