The Blackfoot optimist. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1907-1918, 1912-02-12

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
The Stork visited Riverside and left
a son and heir at the home of Jas H.
Stuart.
Cyrus Farkrell has gone to Logan
on a visit with his cousin, D. Jensen
of Basalt.
Rachel Ritchie Of Ogden, has come
to stay with her sister, Mrs. Jed Tay-
lor for awhile.
VIM: Bingham and wife have return
ed frcm Cache junction, Utah, as la
Dor was very scarce there
Word was received that James Fro
gner who recently moved toU tab has
become father to a bouncing baby boy.
Fhe Dramatic Co., CT Riverside is
preparing the drama entitled AThe
" Wo,ysn |, Web. to be played here n
The Cosmopolitan Stock Co, is bill
led to play here next Friday night, Feb
ruary the 9th. The play is entitled,
Under the Laurels. = - 81.
The dance given, by the Y. M. an. i:
A. here VISA a.decided saseess in avery
particular: John Caste charmed the
crowd with, stena dance. .s
Leo johnson. news agent from Salt
Lake City to Grand Junction ON the
Denver and Rio Graude, was visitot
to his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. John
Johnson. Saturday ana Sunday lasts
Friday night . debate was held un-
der the auspices ..of. the Y. N. M. 1. A..
Resolved, THAT the Increase of Criihe
is the Result Of our Social System =
Affirmative speakers were R. Norwsoo,
$. j., Dalton. George Foyatz; negative,
JamesW- kinian. Lucy Wilson, e. e.
Scott: Judges: 'Jch1 Bitton. Jr.. q.
J. Cobbley. James Wary. The judges
awarded the decision to the affirma.
tive by seven points. An six speAk-
ers acquitted themselves with much
credit, ahd a very large congregation
was present.
At the Conjoint meeting,s Sunday
night Of the i. A. After lie open
ing essricse4 there was story tellins
contest. .sW.sF.. Campbell cheese fer his
story. "The Man Without a Country: y
Dorotht Petersen chose story entitl.
led. Troubles Ephraim Gooch told
tie story "The Two Roads. The jude.
es. Jas. w. Killian. Lucy Wilson, and
Richard Norwood. after praisins al,
contestants for their laudabls efforts
and selection, awarded their decision
in favcr Of U. F. Campbell Bunor sis
ters rendered piano duet: Lewis Bit.
ton sang assQlo. The house was well
filled with, people.
z The Blackfoot Fruit Growers and
Farmers Association met Monday afte,
noon in Riverside hall G. B. Wintle
chairman. F. Peterson, secretary. Art
icles CT agreement were read ammend
ed and approved. INSTRUMENTATION
calls fer 200 share holders, $500 ne,
share making $1,000. 90 to do business
with. Solicitors are to visit the farm
ers in Wapello, Blackfoot, Moreland
Riverside, Groveland. and Thomas. Tn,
! following we're named; WapeTlo. LINE,
kley; GGoyeland. =. Mcsnyder; River
side. Ed. hrocque:. Thomas, D. J. Mu
dock and J. w. Mccarthy. Much we.
SAID to show how beneficial this CT
ganization would be to the fruit grow
er and farmer. Another meeting wa,
called for February 18th, in Blackfoo
/ City Hall at O'clock p. m. FARMER.
living in the above named places b,
sure and come and Join in the CRANE
cause = one which will save you mon
ey. and bring your a, higher price fc,
your product by cutting ont the mid
die man.
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