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The Washington herald., 1911-03-12
Casino-Yauderin.

The headline act at the Casino this
week will be Albini. magician and illu-
siouist. who for several weeks this sea-
son kept vaudeville patrons in New York
The Washington herald., 1911-03-12
SUNDAY ATTRACTIONS.
Last Newman Lecture.

The last and what to many vii! he the
most interesting OF f.. NJ. Newman's Sc
ries OF illustrated travel talks will be
given this evening at the Columbia The
atcr. the subject being India. The ,arE"
number or magnificent palaces. many .
them built of the finest Carrara marble
and nlaid with precious stones. is ac-
COuntable for Mr.. Ncwman's subtitle.
The worlds jewel Caskct." The Tai
Mahal and many Cf the palaces Of the
India potentateS are Included in Mr.. New
mans views. and the trip will include
visit to all OF the principal cities
Bombay, Calcutta, DarjeclinG. and Be
mares. He win guide his audience
through the temples OF the HindOos. Mo-
hammedans. and Parsees. describing and
picturnE the peculiar religious customs
and ceremonies as well as the weird
fanaticism OF the people.
The Washington herald., 1911-03-12
The Cosmos.

A dainty little musical comedietta is
being featured strongly at the Cosmos
Theater this week. "Once Upon a Time
by Master Bobby TaIcott and his clever
company of seven. These cunning Kid
acts are easily the most attractive and
popular numbers in vaudeville to-day and
are in continuous demand. The whole
idea Of the sketch is quite different from
the various School acts seen lately,
and is more on legitimate musical lines
presenting a merry melange of mirth,
melody, and music, with some OF the
cleverest Juvenile performers in the bust
ness. Rogers and Dorman will appear in
their latest comedy skit, The Darktown
EXpressman." Other acts are Kennedy
and Williams, piano songologists; Jean
nette Germain. vocalist: Gray and
Frances Sisters. in a spirited singing.
talking. and dancing diversion, and Billy
Hallman, former second haseman Of the
Philadelphia Nationals, who has deveI-
oped into a German comedian. Owing to
a temporary change of the circuit the
show will play the entire week at the
Cosmos.
The Washington herald., 1911-03-12

II. S. Sheldon, author of Henry Mil
ler's reigning success, 'The Havoc" has
just sold second play which he calls
''The FOOLS Creed" and which will be
produced in New York next September by
an Independent manager allied with the
shubertA
The Washington herald., 1911-03-12

Frank Morse: Henry Miller's business
manager, was in the city during the past
week and made his headCaarters at the
Press Club, of which he Is an active
member,
The Washington herald., 1911-03-12
Lyceum-"Miner's Americans"

a revelation in burleSque is offered the
patrons of the New Lyceum Theater this
week. when Miners Americans" play
their annual engagement in this city.
The show is away from the old slap
stick comedy and vulGdrity, and pos
SeSseS 2ll the elements of refinement
without losing it's comedy. There will
he four burlettas, a big vaudeville show,
and special features galore; also a beauti-
fully staged sketch entitled The Golden
Wedding" presented by Teddy Simonds
and company OF selected players
Prominent in the company are Dave
Lcrner, Robert Deming. the Dohertys,
Chester Nelson, Felix KruSch the
American Quartet, Carrie Thomas, Viola
Doherty, and Beatrice Haynes
The Washington herald., 1911-03-12
Gayety-"Bowcry BurIeSquers.

The "Bowery Buriesquers" will he the
attraction at the Gayety Theater this
week. This particular organization en-
bodies just the kind OF fun which ap-
peals so strongly TO supporters of the
burlcsque stage. The comedy is broad
and the situations and offerings are
bright and frivolous. Too Much Isaacs"
is the title OF the two-act farce. the
plot of which is full of comical oddities,
with light and brisk situations. AS an
additional feature, the management Of
fers a travesty of the famous courtroom
scene OF Madame y" Ben Jansen, vino
has been closely identified with the
''BoweryS'' for a great number of years.
and Lizzie Freligh. another ever-popular
entertainer. are again heading the cast.
which has been materially strengthened
this season. Fitzgerald and Quinn. NORM
Sisters. Edra Green Jessie Fine, Minnie
Lee, Charles Jansen. and Sam Brown
are the principal support of the two
stars.
The Washington herald., 1911-03-12
HENRY FILLER, LAURA HoPe CREWS aFsANcls eIRNG
"T4E Havoc" AT The CeIv"nsia.

City in a state OF amazed interest His
methods are said to be absolutely unique.
Another feature act will be Van Dyke,
advertised as the Mephisto of the
piano" Others in the attractive bill will
be the Lambert brothers, physical Cul-
turc marvels: George Baron. A favorite
English comedian; the Randors, song and
dance comedians; Cora Hall, the singing
comedienne, and the motion picture
plays
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-07-06
First Published IN Daily Leader
July 6. 1910
ftFg f,fss A ArftEs Nsn

First Published IN Daily Leader
July s. 1910
ORDINANCE NO ]. 4.
An ordinance approprlafing certain
moneys 10 the payment OF suudry &C
counts and expenses. and declaring
an emergency.
Be Il ordained BY the Board OF
Commissioners Of the city Of Guthrie
Section That the SUM Of thirty
five hundred dollars Is hefeby ap
pr0priated Tor the purpose OF paying
Fuls upon the following accounts. TO-
it
Maln extension WaierworKg plant
hlnd fund. $4,000
Ihat said sum y money De paid TO
y. + Harris trustee. tho eonaamnas
fpn proceedings now pending
against said = F. Harris as trustee
IN the superior curt oi Logan eOun.
~ in payment ol the award damage
"a made Bg the commissioners here
i0fore appointed bg The court 10 said
cause
Aud the mayor and the city clerk
are hereby directed - draw war
rant on said account for the same IA
favor of the person 10 whom said biil
wss allowed
Section 2 For the preservation Ol
the public peace, health and safety
an emergency IS hereby declared 10
exist BY reason whereof this ordin-
ance shall be 10 fofca and take ef-
feet from and after its passage. al
prOvai and publication
Passed BY the board of commits.
sioners and approved this sixth day
Of July, 1911
, r NssIEY,
Attest MAYOR
r. n DUNHAM,
chy Gsrk.
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LEGAL NOTICE
tlrat Published Ia Daily Leader
June %. 1g11l
lllERIFF's ~ sALr

|ilE NtfF = ! AN SALE
Notice Is hereby given that by yir.
tue Of tax warrants issued against
The state Capital Printing company
for the years
Warrant Number 52sf last half
1906 amount ......... 5000 80
Warrant Number $3.50, all OF
year 1907 amount .. 1613.65
Warrant Number 527e, all Of
year 1903 amount 1895 90
Warrant Number 527s, all of
year 1909 amount .. 14o1 as
Warrant Number 5277, all Of
year 1910 amount . 1o3g 90
and accrufng interest and costs.
| have levied upon the following de-
scribed personal property as the
proper ty Of the State Capital Print.
ing company, to-wit:
One thirtyfive horsepower San Auto
natic Steam engine; one double rev
olutioD Number Three Century Camp.
bell book and Job press: one double
revolution Pony Campbell book ana
job press, one Number Eight ana
one Number Three Optimis book ana
Job presses; three l0xl5 Chandler
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ESTIMATE OF LOGAN
COUNTY HIGH SCHOOL

Unexpended balance on hand OF the
levy for any previous year Or years
FOR current expense purposes (cash on
hand against which there are no war.
rants or legal claims outstanding
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WESTERN LEAGUE
. O O o o 0 o Q 0 Q Q . Q Q 0 0 o
D HAVE YOU AN oPPoRTuN.
. iTY TO OFFER TO SOME onEg

q iTY TO OFFER TO soMEonEg .
@ -a~ e.
q DO You want a partner, or u
y man to help you LAUNCH some u
9 enterprise, either with his mon.
q ey 70 match your plan, or with q
y his money and services put in %
y the balance against your plan q
. and services? d
. You can md your man. n your o
. plan is GOOD, through a gBnsl o
. ness Opportunity ad %
y Aud there are 101 other use .
G ful things you can accomplish q
@ through using the Business Op- o
q portunities" column. Figure .
q some OF them out! %
q q . . q q o @ q o @ q q q q o
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-07-06

Chattanooga 4 Memphis, 0.
birmingham z Montgomery. z
Atlanta, 8, Nashville. /.
New Ofieans.Mobile; wet grounds
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New York 3. phltadeIpbia. 8

Kew York. g, Philadelphia 3.
New York, July Il New YORK wnn
the last game IRON Philadelphia by
q ninth inning rally kfallse relier
ed Bender AT the beginning Of the
ninth With one out Johnson walk
ed and Cree tripled. KfaHse with
dsew and Leonard went into the box
knight tied the score with sarri-
fice Chase singled through Barry.
and took second when Gardner beat
3 hat 70 Barry BLAIR singled soIaiy
~ right and Chase beat Lord good
throw To the plate
Score RH
Philadelphia 600 3ll 02l s12 u
New York a30 l82 0a3 "A Ia
Batteries Plank. Bender. Kranse.
Leonard and Thomas. Layp Ford
Warbop Caldwell and Sweeney
b4air
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HELP wANTEp-MALE


MORE MONEY IN ONE DAY
may be earned with US than
during AN ENTIRE WEEK in
other ways Applicants must
be bright. neatly dressed, clean
hands and face. We want the
MANIFEST boy in the CITY,
Come early prepared for work.
douglas Brothers, 224 North
2nd st. Guthrie, Okla
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4ate sporting Teu'5
AMERICAN LEAGUE


Washington, z; Boston, z.
Boston, Jnly Washington wuS.
an easy victory from Hosion gohns
SON who pitched consistent game
poied a home ruin into he centef-
tieA bleacheFs
Score n H N
Boston 900 0tal n20 L
Washington 0l0 0l0 49l
Batteiies Pare Moser. Collins.
aud Williams; Johnson and Henry
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Detroit, 8. chicaoo I.

BrtfVIti o NHIcdD0, 7,
Detroit July 6T7y Cobb scored
or drove in five oi Detroits rAaa
and Chicago was defeated Wi@srf
Kept the visitors seven Mtg scattered
Young and OlTastead were both hlt
bard Manager Jennings ana pffrh
81 Summers were both suspended ag
4 result ~ their argument with I'm
pire Mullen Tuesday
score X III E
Chicago ~ U0l 493 nom
Detroit 20I v2l fIa-4s Id
bat7ariess Young. 0lmatsad ana
Block Willeit ANA StanagG
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MATRIMONIAL

NEWS, Berlin -
S03 5fh Ave. New York. hstaoiizl
I'd 1859, +. Podszuz. Editor,
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HELP WANTED

ANY INTELLIGENT peron may
earn steady income correspondihH
Tor newspapers. Experience ulne.
essary. Address Press CorresRuA
ents sBurean. Washington. D. O.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-07-06
cleveland. III: 81. Lonls :.

Cleveland o. 1aly s cleveland
defeated 81 Louis though Hardness
vas knocNed ont Of ths box bv sf
l4oiiis Krapp was effecsiye after
me third Cleveland hit three st.
Louis pitchers hard
score n n
cleveland XII. l05 50 lll0 Ill III
St Louis 052 $50 n0D-A
Batteries Hardness. granp snu
Fisher Mitchell, Hamilton, Petty
and KrItchell.
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pItIgbura. 3: st- Lon-g- 4

HVttsburg. Juiy = plttsbnre aes
feated 50. Louis ID The eighth. when
with two men On bases Mccarthy
hut f6f a home rum Saileepitched
good bah and was taken out OF the
game after the sixth Inning. when st
LOUIS had q chance to win in or
der % use more competent bat.
ter me visitors tied the score in
thai inning
Score r. H 81
17tsbhrg ~ 200 0l0 $50 Is s d
~ Lonis ~ 600 OH 100 3 9
batteries Leified and simon.
Salieei Geyer and Bliss
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TOWEL aupplY

J. d. GRAYS, Proprietor
ioweis and aprons OF all kinds furn-
lshed al very reasonablep rice. See
me before you buys--J. d. Grays.
ne before you buy. ID. GRAYs.
PHONE NO. $40
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MoNEY 10 LoAN

fAtzAa L4pA AS-L-eN rate Edsteo-
terms Always have bargains 10
farm and city properties. Many l-a1
inz proposi. .tons. T. a BAGGhli.
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HrookIyn. s; noaton. >.

Bfooklyn, July 8 Bostons nltch-
era were Wild and Brooklyn ran
away with the game Weaver pot
INTO trouble IN The first inning. fore
ing In one run and letting III another
BY a Wild pitch Tyler was little
better and was relieved BY Griffin
IN the third
score Il III b
Boston 600 am 0019 -
Brooklyn - 220 00o i00--s 3
Batteries Weaver, Tyler. Griffin
and King Rucker and Bergen.
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First Came
Second Game

7oNUIt. K Fl p
New York 23l o 2O2--f0 ii z
Philadelphia 0lG 0d0 900 s 4
batteries Marauard aud Myers.
WILSON. Rowan, Chalmers. Stack.
humphreys and DOOM. Madden
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EOK sALB-Olivef typewriter; III
f1Ae condition. will gsll cheap. Lead
or office.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE


Philadelphia, e.t: New York, 4-fo.
Philadelphia, July S Philadelphia
and New York broke even on q don
ble-header here The home feaan
won the first BIZ hitting Mafhewaon
delivery hard while New York easily
won the second by knocking Rowan
off HE rnbher iH less than TWO IN
nlngs Doeia was sent Off the field
in the opening contest for dlsputing
First Game
Score n II III
New York M 0l0 002 OH "A Il
Philadelphia I0i n20 200--6 IL 81
Batteries Mathewson and Myers
Wilson Burns and Doom
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ESTIMATE EXPENSES TIE CITY
O County
81 esaarg
utiaIs eit.fs
The Blackfoot optimist. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1907-1918, 1911-07-27
= Council Proceedings.

|
Adjourned meeting of city council
called to order by mayor, councilmer
lockwood, LaCour, Younie, Gibbs,
Watson, Bond and Peck present.
Minutfs of last regular meeting
read by clerk and approved as read
Letter frcm Mr.. Armstrong of the
o. S. L. II. R. relative to the closing
of certain streets in the city for the
purpose of perm tting the railroad
company to start construction work {
a new depot and freight house; in
this connec tionI am ordinance entitled
AN ordinance OF the City OF Black
feet providing for the vacating of a
portion of Francis street and for the
discontinuance ct ia portion of Pacific
street FIR other than footmen," was
pres nted and read by the clerk. Nov
ed by cl.nic that it lie the sense of
this meeting that they instruct the
0. S, l.. r. Il. that at ANY time they
are. prepared TO proceed with ccm-
struct ON work ch the II " buildings
that this board wild comply with theil
request with resaliu 10 vacating said
streets: seed ded by Bond and car
ried Ordered that the city clerk COM
mua' ate with Mr.. Armstrong and
convey t. him the action taken Ny
the council in the matter.
Harry Bennett appeared before the
council and spoke at length in regard
to established lines on his property o
Fisher avenue. Referred to the
street and alley committee and city
engineer.
White & Keith, sidewalk contract
ors, brought up the subject of estab-
fishing sidewalk lines on the north
side of Bridge street so that they
might be permitted to proceed with
construction work on sidewalk on
the south side of Mrs.J ohnson's prop
erty. Moved and seconded that the
matter be referred to the street and
alley committea with power to act
Carried.
Question Of the disposal of the pre-:
sent city park and the purchase of
the Temple block adjoining the new
high school building was discussed
pro and cen and finally referred to
the general improvem mt committee
fer Investigation with Instructions to
report their findings to the next reg
ular meeting. bz,
Mr.. Miller appeared before the
council and spoke regarding the OPP
enlng of an alley through the block
N which h. resides.
Adjourned.
The Blackfoot optimist. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1907-1918, 1911-07-27

E. M. Kennedy shipped a Poland
China bear to G. R. Miller of Grouse,
last Saturday.
There is some more new depot
talk afloat. DON'T mention 1T or it
may be scared away again.
The Snake river is failing fast and
some of the irrigation bitches are net
as full as they were a few weeks acc
w. A. Youne and ]. E. Lame are
in Boise this week looking after busi
ness relative to the Bingham County
Nursery.
Mrs. Presto Burren, Mrs. Tolmie
Iand Mrs. Hlomquist lnft Friday Hcr
Lava Hot Springs. Presto is stopping
luri. g their stay with his daughter,
Mrs. Boiling. (
Mrs. Constance (Reay) Snyder
was operated on in the BlackfoCt hes
pital for appendicitis last Sunday She
isdEhng we'll and her many friends ex-
poet to see her out i'm a few days.
JoeWarren left Thursday for the
hills to divide his lambs and ship to
market. Idaho will ship the biggest
and best lambs in her history this
season as the range was never better
J. H. Early, receiver for the Scott
Drug Co., who advertised for sealed
bids fer the stock, last Saturday OPP
ened' and rejected all bids as they
were far too low to satisfy the cred
itors.
M. l.. Shirley and Faulkner are
building a modern house en- the farm
for Sidney Charm north of town. Mr..
Charm is one Of our progressive far
mers and believes i'm enjoying a nice
home and improving the country.
No town in Idaho offers better op-
portunities than Blackfoot both in
residence and business prqperty prop
erty propositions as she ds away be-
hind the surrounding country and it
is bound to grow and property values
will double in a short time
The premium lists for the South
EASTERN Idaho Fair is DOW in print
and will be out in few days. They
give as good If not better prizes than
the Boise State Fair, and they de-
serve much credit for their 1liberality.
The hist has been tfuliy' revised and
enlarged aNld should be studied by
all. The superintendent OF all divis-
ions are all live ones and every one
interested lin the welfare nf the To-
cality should join and give their
support to make this fair a record
breaker. The dates are September IL
to Is. .III
The Blackfoot optimist. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1907-1918, 1911-07-27
Its Lurid Glare.

Helma Lee-What do you think
gives the ocean this phosphorescent
hue?
Hardy Porte-It's not exactly phos-
phorescent; l should call it sulphur
GUS, and it's due to the character Of
the language mostly used by people
who have to make ocean trips.
The Blackfoot optimist. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1907-1918, 1911-07-27
A Meaning Dialogue.

When the officials visited the
prison, a convict knocked against the
governor accidentally, and what do
you think the man said?"
"What?"
he said: Pardon me- And the
governor answered.: That lets you
out"
The Blackfoot optimist. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1907-1918, 1911-07-27
Money to Loan.

Tan be paid eit maturity or before.
G. + Moldea. J13p1m.
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BLACKFOOT

= ~ -
IL day by Day
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Butter Wrappers at this office.
| Call ut Berrymans for fresh vege-
tables. r.
J. N. Gibbs arrived vest to-day after.
noon from St. Louis.
| Mrs. I. H. Christy left Monday for
Heise Hot Springs for weeks outline
Attorney Dickinson made a profess
sional trip to IdahoFalls last Friday.
M. E. Dunn was a visitor in Pooa-
tello Tuesday.
D. P. Pratt, cur fellow townsma n,
is in DOWN today.
| MISS Alberta! Tavy of Ogden is Wis
fting her sister, Mrs. kanlcr of this
city.
Now is the time to place your ordel
for Hc'od River cherries at Berry.
mans If
The Misses Kiefer of this city
were ever Sunday visitors in Sunny.
land
| F. G. Barker & Co., do painting,
paper hanging and a general line of
house. decorating. tt
Every peach tree i'm this locality is
full of peaches this year. Who said
Blacl1foot was nMt OF the peach belt.
Grant Bennett Ef this city spent
Monday in Idaho Falls taking i'm the
Pioneer day celebration.
Mrs. May Myers and daughter May
bel OF ocatello, were in Blackfoo
the first of the week visiting friends.
When in need Of a house decorate
call on Barker & Co., North Main
street. tt
Misses Pauline Russell and Rhoda
johnson were the guests OF friends il
the Gate City over Sunday.
Miss olivia Rutledge of Hela.us,,
Mcmtana is the guest of Miss Hazel
Smith of this city.
! The city water has been extend I'd
to Kemnedys second addition. This
should induce slime prospective build
ers to locate in this addition.
Last Sunday morning Mr.. and Mrs.
J. H. MCGOWAN accompanied by Leva
Cutting ard Chase Rich leilt fer a
weeks outing around Soda Springs.
FOR SALE-The White House, near
fair grounds, also. small two-room
house in rear Enquire of James Butt
cane. J27-tf
Mrs. Marion D. Lindsay gave a
ccLl1erC i'll the Memeland ward on
Tuesday cy ming, July 25tn, which
was wen attended and much arpfecia
ted
The cherry season which yielded
such bountiful crop is now about
ever Raspbcrries are just coming
in and promises t. be bumper as
was the ell rries.
There will be big dance at FAem'
as Friday night, July 2Sth, under the
auspices OF the Old Folks committee.
Refreshments VII be served and mu-
sic Will be furnished for the occasion
by Stacks. orchestra.
We are INV prepared to draw your
pl-ms and specifications fer anything
you mlght want in wood, brick, con
crete or steel csnstructid-.. Pelkey
Brothers, architects, Office $50 South
University avenues. II
The Domestic Science club OF
Springfield win meet Wednesday Aug
ust End at 300 p. m, with Mrs. De-
va Wiltamuth. A cordial invitation
is Intended to all Mary D. Snyder,
secretary.
o. F. Smith OF the Blackfoot nur-
sery has purchased the c lebrated
pacing stallion Sam T. Sam is
game race horse which never was
tracked until he was nine years cid,
and with SO days training made
record of 2:23A, and has done a mile
in PIT Sam will make the season
The Blackfoot optimist. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1907-1918, 1911-07-27

Last Sunday morning Mr.. and Mrs.
j. H. MCGOWAN accompanied by Leva
Cutting ard Chase Rich leilt fer a
The Blackfoot optimist. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1907-1918, 1911-07-27

| E. M. Kennedy shipped a Poland
China bear to G. R. Miller of Gnoase,
last Saturday.
The Blackfoot optimist. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1907-1918, 1911-07-27

The city water has been extend I'd
to Kemnedy's second addition. This
should induce slime prospective build
erS to locate in this addition
The Blackfoot optimist. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1907-1918, 1911-07-27

Grant Bennett Ef this city spent
Monday in Idaho Falls taking i'm the
Pioneer day celebration
The Blackfoot optimist. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1907-1918, 1911-07-27

There is some more new depot
talk afloat. DON'T mention 1T or it
may be scared away again.
The Blackfoot optimist. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1907-1918, 1911-07-27

FOR SALE-The White House nc al
fair grounds, also. small two-room
house in rear Enquire of James Butt
cane. J27-tf
The Blackfoot optimist. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1907-1918, 1911-07-27

Every peach tree i'm this locality is
full of peaches this year. Who said
Blaclfoot was cut OF the peach belt.
The Blackfoot optimist. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1907-1918, 1911-07-27

Miss Olivia Rutledge of Hela.1s,,
Mcmtana is the guest of Miss Hazel
Smith of this city.
The Blackfoot optimist. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1907-1918, 1911-07-27

Mrs. May Myers and daughter May.
bel OF Pocatello, were in Blackfoot
the first of the week visiting friends
The Blackfoot optimist. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1907-1918, 1911-07-27

Nh. and Mrs. II. NJ. Jennings end
children Of ST. Louis are tie guests
CT Mrs. Jet niugs sister, Mrs, Ed Nc
Kenaa. Mir. and Mrs. Jennings will
make trip to the cast before their
re5urn home.
The Blackfoot optimist. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1907-1918, 1911-07-27

Mrs. Marion d. Lindsay gave a
.ccL1ert i'll the Mareland ward on
Tuesday cy ming, July 2otn, which
was wen attended and much applecia
ted
The Blackfoot optimist. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1907-1918, 1911-07-27

Adjouned meeting on city council
called to order by mayor, councilmen
lockwood, LaCor, Younie, Gibbs,
The Blackfoot optimist. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1907-1918, 1911-07-27

When in need of a house decorator
call on Barker & Co., North Main
street. tt