The Blackfoot optimist. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1907-1918, 1911-11-30

AOuc CUUtNS QTO1uptly aLCCuUeu
to at the Modern Pharmacy. tt
Andy Yeamans went to Swan Val
ley, Tuesday ON business trip.
Prof. Pickett, of the Porterville
schools, spent Sunday in Blackfoot.
George Duncan a former resident,
was guest of friends here Saturday.
Do it now at Jackman's sacrifice
sale of ladies' furnishings and millin-
cry.
Miss James Duckworth, accompan-
led her mother o Salt Lake Monday
night.
Sam Oliver. the jolly travelling men
was in the city Tuesday between
trains.
Mrs. Jensen is here from Rexburg,
the guest Of her sister Mrs. Lydia
Watson.
Mrs. Gertrude Martin leaves Mon
day for LosAngles, to visit hcr sister,
Mrs. Leonard Jones.
Mr. and Mrs. John G. Brown left
Wednesday for Salt Lake, where they
will spend several days. 1
S. A. Busenbark met his cousin o.
F. Rice, of Tilden at the court house,
Tuesday he had never seen him before
Our assortment of groceries and
every article connected Herewith is
thoroughly up-to-date. DeKay &
Davis. If
Mrs. Lucy Davis leaves in a short
time for Oregon where she will be
the guest Of her son for several
months.
Hilbert Weaver of Rich, left for
Rexburg last Saturday, where he will
attened school at the Academy this
winter.
hot chicken supper at the City Hall
Dec. 9Th, 1911. Supper ready at lal
past five n23-2t.
Miss Bornice DIETRICH student il
the Academy at POcatello, went to
her home in Arco Wednesday to spend
THANKSGIVING.
Miss Isbclle Messlin accompanied
Mrs. Paul DeVrendt, to Pocatello,
Wednesday to attend tho Firemans'
ball in that city.
Miss Ella Haslop CT Ogden and
Miss Laura Heslop of Idaho Falls,
were the, guests Monday of their
cousin, Miss JULIA Bithell.
Miss Ora Wilson of Mcammcn,
spent several days here last week and
took the teachers examination before
County Superintendent Beach.
Attorney A. S. Dickinson, A. H.
Simmons, G. F. billiard and Officer
VIM Drew went to st Anthony, Mon
day. to attend to some legal matters.
Mrs. R. E. Hansen was taken Tues
~ ~. 10 Co14 I oIx
hospital, where an operation for ap-
pendicitis will be performed upon
her.
The farmers living on the Govern
ment Dam road have been busy this
week hawking clay to improve the read
which has been fer several years al
most impossible, on account of the
deep sand.
A. Y. Satterfield ard George E.
Mclean, two CT the company of boost
ers who have built the town of Sterl-
ing, were transacting business in the
city this week.
The report is current that Earl
Spaulding, former resident of Black
foot was arrested in California re-
Gently on charge of forgery. The
arrest was made at the instance of
Salt Lake Bank.
D. w. Murphey, brother of Fred
Murphey, and former resident Of
Spokane, Wash, arrived in town last
week and will be in charge of the
bowling alley and pool tables at the
Pastime in the future.
If your children are subject to at
tacks of Group, watch for the first
symptom. hoarseness. Give Cham
berlains Cough Remedy as soon as
the child becomes hOarSe and the
attack may be warded off. For Sale
by lockwood Pharmacy.
Miss ILLUS, the organizer of the
Woodcraft Lodge, gave the local lad
les, a very Interesting talk Monday
were iniated into the order, viz
Flora Anderson, Mrs. Rumble, Ida Roy
Molly G. English and Edna Loucy
Rhodes.
For Sale:-Eighty acres. of land
under the American Falls canal, twelv
miles from Blackfoct on Moreland-
Aberdeen railroad, one and one half
miles from New Thomas. A small
cash payment will insure such easy
terms on the balance You can't afford
to rent. Karl p. Brown, Optimist
office If
A Jolly bunch of Academy girls cam
up from Pocatello Wednesday morn
ing, anroute OF the home of the Miss
Bessie and Miss Birdie Cooper Al
Springfield. They We're the Misses
Cooper and Francis DeLoney. Miss
Dorothy Snyder also passed through
town at the same time enroute to her
home near Springfield.
Billy Vanderwood passed the cigsrs
Saturday. The baby's name is Will |
liam Nord Vanderwood and weighed
nine pounds when he arrived Friday
night. Mr. Vandorwood's experience
IS a night man on the city police |
force in years gone bye will now
prove beneficial to him, walking cut |
ting quite figure in the care of the
young for the first few weeks of their |
life