The Blackfoot optimist. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1907-1918, 1912-10-14
BLACkFOOT
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w. s. Porter, Of Clyde, Idaho, pas,
sed through Blachoot Saturday morn.
ing on his way home from Boise.
Thresia Arnsten Of Arco passed
through Blackfoot Saturday morning
on her way home from Salt Lake.
Orr Chapman left last Friday night
for Boise to hand in his transcribing
copies Of the Reform School case.
John P. Madsen, the sheep man
from Gray's Lake, was in the city on
Friday attending to some land. business
]. A. Sellers Of Rochelle, was busi
ness visitor in town last Thursday. re
turning on the motor car Friday morn
ing.
Harry Bergman has purchased q
residence on Court St. from L. r.
Aldrich and will start house keeping
soon.
Mr.. Ambrose, of Higgins & Ambrose
at Arco, was in the city last Thurs.
day and Friday attending to business
matters.
! Miss Lenore Biethan spent Satur.
day and Sunday visiting with her par.
ents. Miss Bie.han is teaching at
Portervllie.
The Standrod Banking Co. was clos.
ed all day Friday in mourning of Mr..
Robethan, who was vice-president OF
the banking company.
! ]. c. Hanson of the Dunbar &
Hanson Produce Co. of San Francisco
was in our town last week, looking
into the potato crops.
Clay Vance of Arco. who has been
in Salt Lake attending the Irrigation
Congress, passed through Blackfoo,
Friday on his way home.
Miss Dorothy Hall, who is cashier
for c. E. Kinney & Sons, returned
from Salt Lake Thursday, where she
has been spending her vacation.
Robert G. Nuttall, a merchant Of
Walls, Nevada, arrived in Blaokfoot
last Thursday and will visit short
time with his sister, Ada N. Parkin'
son.
The Pastime Cigar Store was closed
on Friday until $3.50 in the evening,
owing to the friendship which existed
between Mr.. Robethan and Mr..
Murphey.
w. H. Kahler. who is spending a
few months as a travelling salesman
for Salt Lake house, arrived in town
Sunday on 113, and is spending a day
III his family,
The Modern Pharmacy will not close
as before stated but will do business
throughout the construction of the
new building which they will com
| mence on Tuesday.
Miss Teckla and Bertha Olson who
accompanied their sisten to Blackfoo'
last Friday, returned on the night
train to Firth. Miss Edna accompan.
led Bertha to Pocatello.
Mr.. Murphy Of Idaho Falls came
down last Friday noon. and 1t Is
naturally thought that his intentions
were Of stealing one Of Blackfoot's
charming young ladies. l wonder.
Miss Bertha Olson came down from
Firth last Friday at noon. stopping
over until the motor, which she took
on her way to Moscow, where's che will
attend school this winter at the Uni
versity Of Idaho
Mr.. and Mrs. Quantren, accompap-
led by their daughter Lydia. arrived
on last Thursdays afternoon train
from Salt Lake. They had a bad
accident with the auto and had to
leave 1t behind.
Ira and Roy Decker Of Mink Creek,
Utah, brothers Of Mrs. w. e. Brown,
Of this city. arrived in Blackfoot Thurs
day evening having drove four horse
outfit from that place to here. They
were on their way to their ranch
above Idaho Falls.
w. R. Jones, Republican candidate
for sheriff Of Bingham county, who
recently moved his family to this CT
ty, to take advantage of the schooling
afforded, came in from his Jones
canyon ranch, and spent the Sabbath
with his many friends here.
Pete Weaver, Of Old Fort Hall,
spent Saturday and Sunday in Black.
foot. Mr.. Weaver, while in the city,