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The Harrison times., 1912-11-09
LeadEll.

Mrs. Polk Hill 10 has been Wis
iting her father Branson, Mis-
soun, returned bnday n'gnt 10
Lead Hill,
W. H. Amy owner of the well
known Almv NJ 'N'near Zinc came IN
Monday night TO visit his daughter,
Mrs George Kirkwood.
Mrs. Oliver Kelly of Holdenville,
Oklahoma, is visiting her father,
VIM. Magncss and other relatives Of
Lead Hill. Shc'is ace mpanied by
her baby sJ1.
Mark Curtis says ,5at he didn't
vote for Roosevelt tuesday AccauSc
he believes that il the Colonel shonld
be elected he would be ,n.y. O,.o,c
the expiration Of his term Curtis
actually believes it, he says,
Dan d. Dresser one Of the most up
TO date of our young men had Gan
Cantrell shingle his hair Monday,
preparatory to the casting OF his
first vote. Gan rescued four fine
combs and a toothbrush from the
shock of hair that was amputated.
The election on Tuesday brought
lin fair crowd Of men only,
although it rained here nearly all
yday, Uncle Michael Green, so
years old was among the early
voters, He says he has never miss
ed voting in IS years, III votes
were polled here,
Del livery nearly broke up the Sun
/ day School last Sunday by taking a
sneczing fit in the middle Of the most
touching part Of the talk by the sup
erintendent. 1t seems his little
daughter had sprinkled someot Mrs
Ivers' Honest Snuff on Del'S Sunday
/ bandana and when he blew his nose
the fun started, There was some
talk Of taking his name of the Sun
day School books until he explained
the affair,
Dig Nifty has patented the most
complete scratcher for itch patients
ever known, and he declares it's use
gives the most soothing effect, and
he has nearly cured himself The
machine is arranged in corner OF
his house and has q number OF pro-
iecting barbs withrubbcr tips so ar
ranged that the party with the itch
may stand upon revolving plat
form and be scratched on all sides
alike Dig and his family say that
they believe the use Of the machine
will shorten the term Of itch at least
two years,
SHADE +, SPORT,
The Harrison times., 1912-11-09
Prompt Settlement Of Fire Loss,

THE EAGLE BARN including -
hursct feed, clcu was burned on
fluWgnNN NlGlrr October l7th, Ca
tho following TuFspAN A days after
the fire, ,he LOSS WIS settled, This
shows prompt action on the part Of
the AOFNF,
This property was insured Ia the II,
H. Glass Insurance Agency the
srROSutsr AUENty tN NOBTil ARKAN.
sAs, aud Includes ~ Of the largest
Companies IN AMERICA They are
prepared % wrItt,Hll Kinds Of Fire In
sufanee both IN TOWN aud country il,
lowest rates ANA M strong companies
that make piuiHpi settlement ui H'l
losses tali a. we II y Glass ~
once In hls bnllding 90 lfAst 'ldc df
sqNart,
The Harrison times., 1912-11-09
Highland.

sunday school doing nicely at this
platc,
Clarence McGmn and family visit
ed at ! A. BirdweIIs Sunday
Mrs, John Bowers is slowly i'm.
proving, after a serious illness,
Mrs " y, Greenfield visited in
this locality this week
Mr. and Mrs, !. A. BirdwelI enter.
tanned quite a crowd Of young folks
sunday night \ number Of Suusing
people we're out,
The Harrison times., 1912-11-09
Notice Of Confirmation.

Notice II hereby given that Lulu r.,
Cecil has this day filed Ia the chan
Gerry court Of lioonc county Armn'
snahcr petition to have her title quiet
cd, con- Hcd and established ~ nnG
to the following described lands Ia
llooue county Arkansas, toWitl
The northeast quarter Of the south
west quarter Of section iOif ~ in
township eighteen Os) north, range
twenty west except two acres of the
uurthwcst corner Of said forty acre
tract uu sgrlbcd "a beginning AZ the
northwest corner thereof, thence rum
Mug east ~ yards, thence south llO
Yards thence west ~ yards thence
north lao yards to the place Of b,gin'
ming,
Now al persous vino Hialm any in.
irrcst IN said lands are hereby called
upon 10 appear Ia thIs e9uI and show
cause why the tits Of w lpr'lllener.
should not be confirmed, = Xetsd -
established AS prayed rOr
Witness iny hand dil.
aaid fuuft tliis thO i3th 4.
uef VS. k0uT T.'
The Harrison times., 1912-11-09
WALL PAPER.

New Line Of Wall Paper Al The Palace
Dmg Store
The Harrison times., 1912-11-09
Local and Personal
Use La Mn

Lead Hill has brass band,
Batavia voted Socialist Tuesday.
Will Roses daughter is i'll Of
malaria.
/-Charles Czech is completing a
bre,ty residence on Spring Street. '
W. B. Ray and family have re-
turned from a visit to the East.
There was a Masonic banquet
at the Palace Cafe Thursday even
ing
&c. n. Dewey is building FIVE
'roomed residence in the east par, Of
town. Il
Mrs. q. L. Trimble and baby son
have returned from a visit 10 Mus
kogee,
i. D. Mitchell has moved TO the
Lawson Murray residence on Pine
Street.
The Bardwell Hat Shop mas
moved to E. i. Mitchell's office
building.
Major H. A, Crandcjl is con-
structjng a neat cottage in the east
part Of town, <
E. {. Hodges is just completing
cwo neat rent cottages in the west
part Of town.
y Miss Ircue Haines, Of Pierce City,
Mo, is visiting her grandparents,
MIR. and Mrs, ", Clark
The Michel Novelty Store sold
last week to II Reeves, Of Mar
shall, who will continue the bust
ness
Vaudeville and Pictures at the
Opera House tonight keifer &
Cole, Funmakcrs. 5000 feet Of Pic
lures, Prices ), 10, and ljc,
Local politicians were up very
late Tuesday night getting the cleo
tion returns, Same Of the Republi-
cans felt as if they had failed to get
the worth Of their money
Oscar IIvatt was up from his
new home in Clcburne county this
week, He is well pleased with that
country, and will soon offer for sale
all his interests in Boone
i II, Bata, tie Expert Shoe
maker connected with the Frew
SaddIery Coo has moved here with
his family from Green Forest He is
q fine workman and a good citizen,
Remember the lecture by Dr. II
", Sears at the High School Audi
torium next Monday night, This
is the second number Of our Lyceum
course, and irit ms good as the first
there will be no complaint
-,Iiarmers wanting fire insurance
protection will do well to see Alex
Hull He is prepared TO place you
in one Of the strongest companies,
and Que that has a record for paying
It's losses promptly and satisfactory.
IT,
According to Weather Observer
MaXey October was model aus
tumn month in North Arkansas,
Average temperature CO., highest
Sc on the 9th and lowest - on
the 23rd Rainfall 3,32 inches; II
clear days, y partly cloudy and .
cloudy. Prevailing indnorthwest,
-Ex.Circuit Clerk Robert T Dop.
son, left on Wednesday, with his
family, Tor their future home ot
Spur Texas, The people of Boone
county generally regret Mr. Dop.
sons departure He has served
them faithfully many years MS AS
SCISSOR, Deputy Clerk and Clerk, and
has deserved the universal approval
always given him, TO the people in
his new home we commend him rs II
man Of high integrity and Il good
citizen under all circumstances
The Harrison times., 1912-11-09

Arrow collar, in quarter sizes, a;
Dodson's,
Moving Pictures at the Lyric this al
ternOon, S and lOc.
-Groccr Johnson has Just opened.
up a hne new line of candies
See the Palace Drug Store tor
Paints, OILS, Narnish and Wall Pa.
per.
The largest stock OF wall paper ever
shown ia Harrison al the Palace Drug
Store.
A. !. Walters & Co. are offering
some special prices on wooden dress
goods,
Coffee fresh from the roastcr each
week. Nicholson 4 Sons Cash Gro
Gerry.
Call on A. !. Walters X Co. for
Ladies Skirts, Coat Suits and
Cloaks,
Red Chad Mediterranean seed
Wheat, ii per Ousheh Apply 70 w.
II, Petit, Harrison, ARK,
-Ternis cash, Prices to suit Mich.
Olson a Son, The spot cash Grocery,
SoNtheast corner square
ALL pencils, tablets, pens and
school supplies at cost while they
last, at Z. L. Glincs 4 Co.'S, They
are rlostng out thislinc,
How about a crayanette2 1t is the
best coat for general service, and is
inexpensive, Drop IN and see our
line Dodson Clothing Co,
Thirty varieties Eycr.bloomwg
and climbing Roses, now on sale at
TAYLOR & Sons NprSery one mile from
Harrison on Bergman road,
=Some nifty English golf caps just
received at Dodson's, flOO ana Sl5o
We alAo have a new line Of imported
ctavancttc hats at $500.
-Losr I'm the nciphborhood Of the
Park Motel or between there and the
Post Office pearl handled gold
n0Unted) umbrella, Finder viii
please teturn to the TIMBS Office and
GeceiSc reward.
-lopm Business College must
hare "a young ladies, at once, to
Syepare BVr contracted positions
rlady May 4, Accept 2.yeur notes
tbf taiti0ha can help small family for
hoard Mention Harrison Times
III YOU want any kind oI insur
anet either Are, life, accident, plate
glass, or burglary, see Alex {, Hull
nets thoroughly equipped with the
very best oi companies to take care
of your business, He writes both
city and farm dtleurUnce,
Have yOu a good group pt your
entire family ifnot, whynotS Z At
Shattuck's Studio you can have 1T
done to your c0tirc satisfaction,
either nt che studio or Ot yOur
tome, Home portraits Ure beeom.
iag more popular than ever before,
and that is an espeeially favorable
time Iog family group, Just any
tins YOU happen to have all your
family home, phone to Shattuck
Do not put il of You might not
have ~ good an opportunity again,
Phone us,
The Harrison times., 1912-11-09
The Best Flour.

You can buy the highest Patent
Hard Wheat Flour at the Jersey Mill
for less money than anywhere else,
Also No, ! Prairie Hay Ino wild
grass At 'Sc per ~ ID bale Call or
phone No, II and be convinced,
The Harrison times., 1912-11-09
Town Property.

Some Desirable town property for
sale, residences from $50 70 $1,000
: room dwelling and one acre ground
for 5000, Good Business property at
investment prices.
ii D. GLASS X, T. Co,
The Harrison times., 1912-11-09

/, Vow ullfGn,pt Nill b, appreciated,
a,Evby { lQllNboN. Aaoa
The Harrison times., 1912-11-09
For Rent.

TWO mfurnished rooms, one nice
large front room, ON Woodland
Heights, 10 couple without children.
Inquire a, mi, oiiee
The Harrison times., 1912-11-09
For Abstracts 10 Your Land.

See Cotton n Shinn and save mon
cy, Once northeast corner Of square
west of post office, - percent discount
on all orders for the next 10 days
The Harrison times., 1912-11-09
Money To Loan

Money at per cent on 5 wears time
90 loan On desirable Farms IN Boone
County, Gail 20 see us,
II. y, GLASS H. II Go,
The Harrison times., 1912-11-09

A new line of "Barnesley Bros, ="
high grade cutlery at Nicholson n
Son Is spot cash store,
The Blackfoot optimist. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1907-1918, 1912-02-12
IDAHO PICNIC AT LONG
BEACH A SUCCESS

LONG BEACH, Cal. Feb. S-More
than. twice the number expected took
pa,t. in the Idaho picnic here. About
two hundred wrote their names and
addresses on the .society's register and
~ enjoyed pleasant day, The Long
beach band and the veterans fife and
dram corps played, the mayor Of Long
Aeath welcomed the guests, DR.. Cook
&nva "reminiscences Of Idaho in 1861,
md other old-timars related interesting
experiences The society expects to
make a good showing at the next ban
tsNet of all states.
A. J. Green Is president Of the Ida
TO society, s. J. Frampton, vice presi-
dent; Mrs. Lenore, secretary.
Addresses were given by DR.. Cook,
y. p. Frampton and others.
The Blackfoot optimist. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1907-1918, 1912-02-12

2:O0 p. m. Elders from foreland. Riy
erside and Thomas asslmbled at tn
hall according to appointment. Prest
James Duckworth Of St1ke Presidenc,
was present and e. b. benson called
the audience to order. James Wray,
Bishop, ]. w. Bitton Wide few re.
marks. Pres. Duckwofth said the OBJ
ject of the meeting was to reorganize
the Quorum. and spoke at some length
on duties Of Elders, after which, he
presented the name of Earnest q.
Scott for president Of the third ND
ers' Quorum. which was unanimously
sustained, but no Councillors being Sc
lected for the present Elders. o.. J.
Cobbley and F. T. HAiversen spoke :
short time. after which many questions
were asked by members. relative to
their calling, and were answered hg
Pres. James Duckworth. William God
win was selected as local president at
Thomas and E. D. Benson for More
land: with power to select their own
secretaries. ;.
The Blackfoot optimist. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1907-1918, 1912-02-12
RossEp RowLEs STORE

Last Thursday night Will Butler
and Jim Sherman, two strangers, en-.
tered the q. w. Rowles store, gain
ing access through the window of the
toilet room. They stole several pairs
Of shoes. which were not missed by
Mr.. Rowles. until the sheriff's office
In this city. was notified by the chief
OF police in Pocatello that they were
found in that city. Sheriff DeKay
and Mr.. Rowles caught the noon train
Friday and the latter identified the
goods. The two men confessed to the
robbing and were brought to Blackfoot
that night. lodged in jai and will
await trial
The Blackfoot optimist. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1907-1918, 1912-02-12
CAR LOAD OF YOUNG
ELK FOR tWYOMiNc

Considerable interest was created
Yesterday by car load of young elk
which was sidetracked here for several
hours. The young elk were loaded on
TIE car at St. Anthony, and are being
shipped to Wyoming, where they will
te fed on hay a while and then re-
leased on the range in Laramie county,
nl that state. The elk calves were
loaded on sleighs at Jackson Hole
where on account of feed conditions
many elk have starved to death withip
the past few winter seasons. It is
planned to distribute number more
O. the young game animals.-Idaho
Register.
The Blackfoot optimist. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1907-1918, 1912-02-12
HAPPENINGS ABOUT
THE COURT HOUSE
DEEDS FILED

E. M, Kennedy to F. p. Miller Sc
V sec 2 8 TIP. 2 "a e.
F. P. MillertoFirst National bank SO
u Sec. % Tp. 2 sr "a Q. ].
Aberdeene Townsite Inv. Co. to Bing-
ham county. part Sc Y ne u, sec 30 I.
1 ST 32E Also, SO foot through sw. n
sec 80 TIP. ST 80 and 80 foot trough
Blk. 1-27 Aberdeene.
Chas s. Jostrom to Idaho Irrigated
Lands Co. Use Il sw Y Sc Y
NV Y Sec. 2 Tp. sr 80 e. %
J. E. Farrer to Oregon Mtg. Co.
" sw v Sec. Up. sr 81 9.
I, Isaac Merrell to Joseph Merrell ct
al SO. Sec. 6 ne L. 81 Sec. Z, 3s 36 9.
MARRAIGD LICENSES
j. B. Hatch and Zina Wheatley. Feb
ruary Sth
Walter Anderson and Anna Hatch.
Feb. 10.
The Blackfoot optimist. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1907-1918, 1912-02-12
THE DOINCS \
OF SOCIETY

Last Thursday evening candy max
ing contest was the feature Of the ev'
ening when Miss Lille Anderson en-
tertained a. few friends at her home on
South Main Street. Each girl present
was expected to make her favorite can
dy. The hardest. feature came when
the judges decided on the best candy
and after much tasting the first prize
was awarded to Miss Taylor and the
second to Miss Carlton. These pres
ent were Misses. Gierhart. Ellen Tay-
lor, Cassie Wright, Leo Grand. Fran.
ces Carlton, Edna Gillespie, Mollfe Eng.
ljsh. Miss Doyle, Miss Palmer, Mrs.
Willis and Mrs. Furey.
The Blackfoot optimist. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1907-1918, 1912-02-12
DEATH OF MRS. sickERT

80 On Fridaymorning at 4 O'Clock. Feb.
ruary 9th. 1912 occurred the death OF
Mrs. Charles Sickert, Of Riverside
Beath. it is said. was caused by the
formation of a clot Of blood on the
brain. She leaves five children 'tc
mourn their loss; two sens and three
daughters, two Of the daughters beins
married. One is now in Oklahoma, am
the hsfslfves IN Meiaco. Services
stock place this afternoon at 2:so al
ahe Methodist shurch,. and intermenn,
at the Grove City cemetery. :
The Blackfoot optimist. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1907-1918, 1912-02-12
MOTHERS DAY

The Women's Christian Temperance
Union will hold their next meeting with
Mrs. F. G. Parkinson Tuesday after
noon, and will be a special Mothers
meeting. This society has taken up
scme of the modern questions of the
day and some good meeting is ex-
pected to be held.
The Blackfoot optimist. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1907-1918, 1912-02-12
WILL ADOPT PLANS

Prof. Neifert Of the St. Anthony
schools, visited in Blackfoot Saturday
looking over the high school here, and
gave the information that the st An
thony board Of education would en-
sdeavor to secure the same architect to
plan their building, which must be in
every particular like the Blackfoot Nigh
school.
The Blackfoot optimist. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1907-1918, 1912-02-12
FOUR GREAT OCCUR
ANCES THIS MONTH.

This is the shortest month on the
calendar, there are twenty-nine days,
five Thursdays. and we are indebted
to O. Buchanan for the information th4
there are three great birthdays. Sun
day was the, birthday of the Stude-
baker company, who Is sixty years old
today is Lincoln's birthday and the
22nd inst. is Washingtons natalday
The Blackfoot optimist. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1907-1918, 1912-02-12
STATE ENGINEER vislrs DAM

,..sA. =. Robinson, state engineer and
sWo assistants from his office were
Care the latter part of last week for
the 'pufpose cf Inspecting the spfliway
eyer the Mackay dam and conside,
ssse advisability Of making repairs on
ftse same before the high waters Of
lsl2 come down.. Although it is no,
expected that. the flocd waters will
Hsach anywhere near the volume tina,
ame last year. yet Mr., Robinson de
s$ares to be on the safe side and make
NEEDED repairs to keep the dam from
going cut:-Mackay Miner. !.
The Blackfoot optimist. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1907-1918, 1912-02-12
REVIVAL MEETING

Commencing with the first Sunday
in March Rev. Edwards Of the M. E.
church expects to beegin a series of
revival meetings He will be assisted
by Rev and Mrs. Geo. w. Taylor of
Chicago. There will also be a chorist
leader from that place. Mrs. Taylor
is an able cornetist and solo singer.
The Blackfoot optimist. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1907-1918, 1912-02-12
TEACHERS EXAMINATION

4 There will be an examination for
teachers in the court house cemmenc-
5ag Thursday. February 22nd. and CON
tinuing for three days. including Sat
urday. FEBRUARY ,24th Il.
- Alice Beachs County sApt OF Inst,
The Blackfoot optimist. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1907-1918, 1912-02-12
THE TRUSTEES
MEETING

-
ss5@4 - - - -
+ Muchs interest was manifest in the
GnaAettng Of the school trustees at the
Jason Lee church. in this city, last
Thursday and Friday. Although there
were twenty-four different districts
represented at this meeting a much
larger number were expected to attend
but owing to other matters could not
be present.
Especial interest was shown in the
addfessesof e. Cleary, of Thomas, on
Boys Potato Clubs and of Mrs.
Agnes just Reid. Of Lower Presto on
Girls Sewing Clubs and much dis
cussion was offered ,on these two sub
5ects. A prize is offered for the boy
who raises the best halt acre of DO
tatoes in the. county, and displayed at
the county fair. the boy receiving the
prize will have his transportation and
all expenses paid to the Boise State
fair. One half Of each day, he is ct
the fair will be taken up by instruct
ions in stock Judging and animal hus.
bandry along with other phases Of
farm business Representatives of the
University and Normal school will have
charge Of the boys from the different
counties. 8 i.
State Supt. Miss Grace Shepherd
was very much appreciated in her in.
terest shown the rural schools CT this
section and the displaying of the true
practical woman that she is. +
Prof. Earl S. Wooster, of the Lewis
ten Normal gave two addresses, one
Thursday afternoon on "The Improve.
ment of School Buildings and EQUIP
iment, ad Thursday evening on 1.-The
Ends to be Attained and Details of
Mechanic Arts" He also giving lec-
lures at Groveland, Riverside and Ba-
salt on these subjects. This was Prof.
lessor Wooster's first visit to Black
foot and vicinity and he expressed his
admiration for the good schools he
found in Bingham county.
Miss Margaret Sweet of the State
Academy gave. a very interesting ad-
dress on Domestic Ecienee and Home
economics and also lectured al. More.
lds ~ T. w - 4 ~ 81
aDf. Steeley, of Pocatello gave an ad-
dress on School focm Sanitation and
Health of Children which was well re-
'ceived by the attentive listeners to
whom he spoke. Dr. Steeley generous.
~ offered his services to the different
schools of the state in lecturinx. free
of charge On the above sfs;dibjsct. 1r1hi 1r1hie
subject and lecture is Of no small con.
sequence and DR.. Steeley will no doubt
ne called upon from various corners to
lecture on the same.
Advantage was taken, whereyer con.
venient for the lecturer and, dafees couh
lie. secured. for the speakers while here
to have them lecture in other parts Of
the county. Miss Alice Beach ia de-
serving of no little credit for her
ahoughtfulness Of the out Of town and ID
reral schools in giving them the adtan.
.Aege OF as many of these needful a.
ven as interesting lectures as possible
s,While the opportunity offered.
rN;The following officers we're elected
~ the business meeting Of the trustees
Aater the lectures, for tha coming term
office: G. w. Hammond was reel
Acted president. A J. Snyder, vice. pre-
leent' and Mrs. Agnes just Reid. sec-
4@ary.
The Blackfoot optimist. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1907-1918, 1912-02-12
PEN FOR LIFE

Guard Tom Jol.ey went to St. An
thony from the pen at Boise Thurs
day and returned Friday with Filing
ton Smith, the murderer. who received
a life sentence.
The Blackfoot optimist. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1907-1918, 1912-02-12
WE'RE MARRIED SATURDAY

Walter Anderson, Wopello and Miss
Anna Hatch of Blackfoot were married
on the 10th inst by Judge Fisher. They
will make their home atWapello fer a
short time.
The Blackfoot optimist. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1907-1918, 1912-02-12
CORRESPONDENT WANTED
AT GROvElAND.

This paper would appreciate letters.
from Groveland as frequently as con-
venient, and suggestions as to a good
writer, would help us in getting the,
right person tt
The Blackfoot optimist. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1907-1918, 1912-02-12

Dr. and Mrs. Poole entertained most
delightfully."- with a dance, Friday night,
at the institution. About twenty coup
les were present, number coming M
from Pocatello. The ha1ls was tastefut
ly Decorated irs rel and White, forming
an artistic background for the beauti.
fully goMnsd~ ladies'. Punch was, ser
we'd tkroxghrut the evening andei ce
cream and cake, salted nuts and mints
were enjoyed during an intermission
in the dancing
Wednesday night the. Woodmen Of
Of the WorM will give their Tenth An
nual dance. Great preparations are be
ing made. nd. it is. expeced to make
this the mcst successful dance they
have ever held People Of Blackfoot
know what their dances have been, SO
"a good time is assured.
\ The regular meeting of the Women
rot WSodcraft viii be held tonight and
a. ssod attendance is requested. as
there will be special work. One can.
didate win be initiated and lunch will
be ssryed*a
r Invitations are out to a barn dance
to be given by Mr.. and Mrs. Karl p
Brown at McVicar's hall Friday night
The Ladies' Aid society Of the
Rapist. church will meet with Mrs. T..
M. Cox Wednesday afternoon. y&
The Blackfoot optimist. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1907-1918, 1912-02-12
GO TO PocArELLo.

Tuesday the High school basket ball
team will go to Pocatello to play the
High school team of that place A
good game is expected.
The Blackfoot optimist. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1907-1918, 1912-02-12
RIVERSIDE =
; = = = = = = - = = . = = =

The Relief Society of Riveside ward
met at 300 p. m, there being twenty.
five ladies and six gentlemen present
After the opening exercises. the fol
lowing resulted: g. J. Dalton of Stake
Presidency spoke on Relief Society
work, and gave general instructions,
James Wary. George H. Smith, w. A.
Crawford. Frank Haversen, Bishop, J.
w. Bitton. each spoke Of Relief Socie-
ty work and it's object and results.
Prest Emmarine christensen made
"a report of conditions Of the Society,
financially and otherwise which was
in excellent condition. having all bills
paid; some cash in the treasury, and
20 bushels Of wheat an hand. And
oow the Presidency desired to be re-
leased owing to other pressing, duties,
they were honorably released and the
retiring officers were rendered vote
of thanks for their faithful labors.
i Mrs. Mary Jane Smith was sustain
ed President, Mrs Emmarine Christ
ensen first Counsellor, Mrs. Petry Bing
ham, second Councillor, Mrs. Zina Bit
ton, secretary, Mrs. Sarah Bunot, rec
ording secretary, Mrs. Sarah Jane Bit
ton, treasurer. Class teachers and
ward teachers were voted back as they
were before.