The Blackfoot optimist. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1907-1918, 1911-09-07

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WANTED-Two girls who are not
going to attend school to work in
this office. tt
Judge Stevens and R. Myers were
business visitors in Pccatello Thurs
day.
Miss Nita Rouff returned today to
Sacred Heart academy in Ogden,
where she will finish her musical
| education.
Just come in and hook ht our sam
pie lime OF suits and coats, which
are the latest creations. Jsckman's.
Prices to- suit everyone
MeSsrs. Alex, w. A. Younie, That
cher, Gregg and Neil Boyle, and their
families attended the fair Wednesday
at Idaho Falls.
Howard Beithan left today for
Boulder, Cclot, where he win COM
ple6e his third year iu chat institu-
ton tf learing.
.. E Petersen, architect and civil
engineer. and Frank Spofford, United
States inspector. left to-day for Sal
mon, on matter of business.
James Pruitt, one ut the Invest palb-
licity men in the railroad service,
went up to Leslie today, to attend to
business In his line.
The families of j.. T.. Carruth and
L. R. Thomas journeyed to Sunny
land Wednesday to the fair In Mr..
Carruth's new Auburn car.
Pelkey Bros. have recently been
given the contract for a residence
fer Frank Farmer. which will be loca.
ted ON Bridge street, bo-----., Stout
Anyone having rooms to emit
through county fair week, will please
nctify Mrs. T. H. CEristy or Mrs. N.
F.. Boyle, either at their residence or
en- the grounds during the fair.
Mrs. Geu Coizer, who Is giving
recital i'm this city Monday might and
who has BEEN visiting her aunt, Mrs.
Cassie Wright went to Idaho Falls to-
day.
8. B. Willis, who has teen in the
employ of the Short Line, at Ashton,
has been transferred to Blacl1fOot arid
Is now shaking hands with his lnany
friends here.
Mrs Capps tcck a party to- the
fair in Id mo Falls in her new Au-
burn car. Among those who went
were the Mrs. varley, Mrs. Boyle,
Mrs. Hansbrough, Mrs. Christy and
Mrs. Aldrich.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thatcher of West
Bend, and Mrs. Bates, of Burlington
Iowa, left this morning for their
homes, after visit with the families
OF Alex and w. A. Younie and e. M.
Kennedy.
Fred Gensch, Of the Short Line dim
ing car service, was Visitor in
Blackaoot today, arranging for the
shipment of potatoes, chickens and
other supplies to points along tie
lima4
Mrs. Cozier. of Brigham, neice of
Mrs. Cassie Wright, assisted by Miss
Wright, will give a dramatic song re-
cital, Monday evening, September II,
in the auditorium at $3.50 ocIcck. Ad-
mission 25 and IS cents.
R. e. Stevens, of Arco, former
student in tho public schools of this
city. but now in al drug store I'M that
-ue 'pooy4osIa qSmoIua pessed 'Glqo
route home Wednesday morning, at
ter a visit with friends in Ogden.
The rag time song-writers have
written raggedy around almost every
thing, but it was Ben Deeley and Per-
cy Wenrich who hit upon the histori-
cal spot, 1.-THE ALAMO i'm Sam An
tonic. and have shredded it out like
q breakfast food, and hereafter. in
ah1ldStion to its other glories, 1t will
become identified with that truly
American style pf syncopated music
ID Qwn as the RAG The GALA
MO RAG" has come to stay, for 1t is
q mosaic Of tattered, ddslocated, and
fractured melodies. AS a cure for
govt and rheumatism, its feet'lifting
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