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The evening world., 1912-02-29
Copyright. 1911. by J. n. iippincott Company


Smith, q Western bad man." who always re-
fer to himself a. Me smith" comes To a ianeh
house that Ia run as a sort ~ frontier hotel. IL y.
kept by q sauaw. the widow ~ q white man named
McAiplnc. The sduaw's half breed daughter susie
instinctivsly hates smith. Other suess oil the
ranch ere an eccentric little scientist named Nc
his loduacio,s guide. -Tubh~i Dora Nat.
shall. q pretty school teacher from the East. and
several Indians and ftontier.mtn. They are won
dcring st the absence of White Antelope. an In.
dian, who lived there. Smith. on the way TO- the
ranch. has murdered White Antclopt aud robbed
his body. The sanaw ~,'isrovess the sscret. but
SAYS nothing. smith tails hcpcissly in love with
Dora. Hut he tres 10 hide hs feelings and for
policy's sate makes love ~ the -duaw. who prom
i.es to marry him and let him manage the ranch.
smith arou-es. uora's Interest, She resolves to
reform him. A. this seems 70 be the first step to
winning her love. he eagerly indorss the idea
The indish, suspect MeArtigt q White Aalsicpe'.
murder. They are about to lynch him when susie
intertene.. Smith and one o. the indiana steal /.
the theft. She confides TO Macarthur her secret
ambition n be q white woman instead OF q hsf.
breed and to hunt for her Scotch fathers reia
iive-. Babe, Britt, a giant cowboy. come to
pay court 20 Dora. hut makes scant headway. A
detective named R.laon Is sent 70 The ranch %
find WIN IL atsaiina cattle and who hllsd White
suspects that Macarthur 10 the crinipal hs speka.
lie iistens closely one night when the LITTLE
scientist IL csplainlns the theory n evolution Ia
a crowd Of teersng ~loungefs.
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!. B etty c e n
A advice to I Lovers

with me-, DO You thlaS she really
cares?"
Perhaps. Bat You should persuade
her to trea, You with moro conaldega-
ton.
"R. H." writes: THE mar | love has
a very sharp way of speaking. DO YOU
think | shoald be happy II ! married
him
Pru1ably not, since his manner even
new d~istresseS YOU
go, h" writes; should a young man
bring II lady flowers when he calls 10
take her 10 a dance? If refreshments
are served there, SHOULD lie ask her to
supper on the way homer
Fiu"ers are Il pretty attention from
the escort, but not necessary. The
upper Invitation Is not necessary.
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The Fairy in ArmOr.
TIE put his acorn helmet on:

II re put his acorn helmet or;
1t was plumed with the silk OF the
thistledown:
The corselet plate that guarded his breast
Was once the wild bees golden vest;
His cloak, of a thousand mingled DYES
Was formed of the wings OF buttorfies'
His shield was the shell OF Il lady-bus
queen.
Studs Of gold on a ground OF g-een;
And the quiverlng lance which he BRAN
dished bright
Was the stlng OF a wasp he had slain
in a fight.
Swift he bestrode his freely steed:
He barred his blade of the bent grass
blue;
lie drove his spurs OF the cookie seed.
And away like a glance of thought he
flew.
skim the eaven and follow far
The fiery trail of the rocket-star.
Joseph Rodman Drake.
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She Say No.

'.R. s." writes: u recently wrote 20
a young lady. teli!AS her Of my love
She has asked me not 10 call or write
10 her any more, How shaI win her
afectiony"
i think it's probably . hopeless task,
since the youns lady refuses to see you.
ID. NJ" writes: ~ am engaged to n
young lady, Shoull she permit me to
kiss her several times in success!onE
Why. surely. That Is one OF the rrlv-
ileges Of an engaged couple.
d ~. s." writes: "A young lady rays
that she cares for NE, but she VIII
never let me see her in her home. Also,
sAe often breaks engagements to % Jut
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Inc Co. (The New York World.


Russell was the prlna donna Of The
Sorcerer." During part OF tho engage
ment she was Ill. and Miss Lucette ang
her part. Mrs. Ryley's many plays In
cluded The Mysterious Mr.. Bugle."
Mice and Men," An American Citi-
zen." The Altar of Friendship and
christopher Junior"
II Mrs. Fry's contribution TO the
drama Is less in quantity n quality
than Mrs. Ryley's. her histrionic efforts
led her into more ambitious fields. In
1891. when this photograph was taken.
Emma v. Sheridan, as Mrs. Fry was
then known. was sharing leading roles
In Richard Mansicld's company with
Beatrice Cameron. who later became his
wife. The picture how Miss Sheridan
as Charts In a drama called Nero
written at Mansfield's suggestion by II.
Russell Sullivan and produced at the
Garden Theatre Chen entering on the
C season OF its beinx) Sept. q. 1891
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Effective Sentence.

@NE OF the shortest but most cffec-
Tive speeches ever made In the
House Of Commons was tho re-
suit OF the speaker breaking down In
his maiden speech. Lord Ashley. who
sat In the ommons In 1898. before he
succeeded his father A. Earl OF Shaftcs-
bury. was a stanch supporter OF a bill
to grant tho services OF counsel to pris-
oners tried for high treason. When no
rose to speak he found himself dumb.
The house chccred him as a new mcIn-
her. and by a desperate effort he ut
tered one sentence:
IL sir" slid ne. II. who now rise
only to give my opinion on the bal. am
so confounded tina I am unable to ex-
press what ] proposed to say. what
must the condition OF that man be who.
without any assistance, Is pleading for
his llfc?"
He sat down. having convinced his
audience. London Chronicle.
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- eyes danced.
! Don't mind him. she saA comfort.
!ngly. az she eyed Mcstsetse. sprawtins
on his back with his syes CLOSED. 'Hs'l
afraid he'll learn something. He used
to be a sheep herder. and ! don't rsck.
on he's got more'n two hundred and AZ.
ty words in his whole vo< ..ouiary. Why
IN bet he never heard q word Of more'n
three syaaablcs before. Get up. Mectsst.
SO. Go out In the fresh air. Itil make
| you feel better"
20 PROSTATE humorist revived.
Susie's jeers had tho effect of a bucket
of ice water. for he had not been aware
that this blot upon his escutcheon-she
disgracsful epoch of his HE when h<
had earner honest money herdkng sheep
wa known.
M enthtIsiarn runs away with me
when ] get upon this subject" said Nc
Arthur. In blushin9 apology to the
group. II ann sorry that ! have bored
you"
mo bore a-tall." declared Old Man
Ruiioon maKnanimously. you cut loose
whenever you feel like Il; We kin stand
II as hn M You kin"
After Macarthur had gone to his pneu-
matte mattress In the patent tent
Fllcheh near inc b~unkhouse. Ralst0n
slId 10 susie:
You and the ~bug-hunter are great
friends, aren't your
iou bet! were PARTNERS. Anybody
t"at gers tuhhy with ann mas got me
10 nsn',
laughed.
"we've go, secrets-ths %bus-hunter
u y.
,oure '''''r young iof Secrets
'ust''
'o""' 80 s"u"s i'' sesre's' MIC
"ciur .s."s you any
% nNa.s.'n no'ueu;
a." 80, ""s'" ""'sp.fe" '"p"'-
" "W - s~ap s'.,e, ,,
80 :" "' -" W
su,io nav. ,t,, ,,t., .,,u,
cor -, a., t,. "a g.,
tina, Lini,, ana ,u,n.a ,v.v -"
Ralston r,I, sonohow Tia, n. had LA.
nm onnor,unI,v So co,id nn, ~, IN
self q, the feeling tho .n,ir. .v.n,nw.
ana no mad nm Ills mind IN cninv,,.
Susle's ,ricndshjn. nm i, uos IN, ,,to
The youoa d,t,uty sh,rln's int,rast Al,
Dora Increased I'm leans and bounds lie
cxpc-.anced an oAh hut d,llghtf ul ax,ta-
tlon when he saw tho ,le,.pv whi,s nnnv
ploGdIng down the Mn. and tho sensa-
ton became one easily define each time
that h. observed Smiths hors. ambllnr
IN the roat beslde hers.
The feeling which lnspir.d Tubb,.s
d%Lsgruntied comment. Smith rides herd
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al tht Jdlilty U1T
acter OF The Artful Dodger. For that
matter. the whole Performance moves
SO smoothly that it's plain to be seen
there's not a stick in the cast.
The result Is living fiction. Dickens,
like the old clothes that add to the at
mosphere OF the play. seems to come
out of the past. Everything Is just
as we found It years ago In the book,
except for a few changes made by ].
Coymus Carr In his very skilful dram
atization OF the story. Beerbohm Tree
must have been grateful to get this
version for his London production. We
In turn have every reason to be thank
ful for getting Miss Collier md Mr..
Harding. who figured conspicuously In
that production. The remarkably real
istic stage settings. including a view OF
London Bridge that positively stasgers
the eye. may be traced to the same
deal to Hugh Ford. who staged the play
ut the New Amsterdam.
There can be no international argu-
ment over the acting. since honors are
as nearly even as they could possibly
be under the circumstances. or course.
Fagin has the bes, OF 1t to the bitter
end. and SO 1t may DO said that Mr..
of the stage. That coveted spot,
who ~inagines that Nat Goodwin has
@ In getting to Forty-secona street. His
:. 1t IS not merely Goodwin in disguise.
Of cunning and a triumph of character
win left. lie seems to have left his "
=
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CONFiDE NC 8.

Gwennie-Why did o refuse him II
he Is such a prudent man?
Gertie-Hc said he thought II he got
he could save more money
London Opinion.
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When a man Is falsely arrested in
Georgia the citisens take him out OF
Jail and hang him so he UOn't norm
Orcr the disgrace.
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The Papers Say
By John L. Hobble
Co. rrhs New York wohd).
the American jld0.

$3.50 'A"~ >e AotA VoSoI.
the American flag.
Man commits suicide on account
Of tUtns." Hes safe not0. They prob.
ably wouldn't let him through tho
gates tChere they take the babies.
A speaker says 10 Is dangerous to
marry a girl who does not read seri-
Gus drama. NoW We must oil rush
home and 0 mmdnd father to oct a
divorce so he ,oiH be out Of danger.
Every age has its characteristic
humor. This generation tciH probably
be distinguished by its arguments for
and against universal suffrage.
Every man should hare a gun In
the homo" What's the use! He COT
ers his head chen a burglar breaks
in, and then shoots his wite when she
gets up to close the DtndOW.
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COPYRIGHT, 1912, BY The r.

"R': s:ss:'o.:: q. 4 % s:s:''' u
young singer tried to
reach tho high note In that old, old
song. Schedule f." and broke her
E.fat FOCAL cord.
"Antttippin0 measure passes In
Mississippi" One Would suppose that
the hotel nam haze no influence in
that State.
Wealth Is so uncertain since the
Government started its Investigations
that tUo young ladies in Netc York
hare refused to marry for money.
ANY ono can Wedr good clothes
Then about the only Wdy nop to
shoW your tpedlth Is to cat i'm
properly.
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" the trusts can get n more Sen
ator q bill pHI be passed making IL
possible to sell advertising space on
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comedies by Madeleine Lucettc
Ryley and by Emma Sheridan
MQ Fry are war that both DRAM
atists were actresses OF considerable po-
siion twenty years Indeed. It was
thirty years ago that Madeleine Lucette.
now Wrs. J. II. Ryky. was the toast Of
the town "a SuaAn In 'Billee Taylor" In
which She made her American debut on
Feb. 10. 1859. when IN the now demol-
ishsd standard Theatre the pleasing OPP
eretta was sung for the first time To-
cally. And she retained contemporary
favor a. Constance IN Gilbert and Sulll-
vans THE Sorcerer.'' heard for the first
time in the Western Hemisphere in the
Bijou Opera House presently called
Bitou Theatre). Oct. 16. 1882. The accom-
pany1ng photograph was taken that
year. Her future husband was chief
comedian IN 'Bflee Taylor" Lillian
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LOVES U DREAM.

She--I can't cook. cut We could lire
somebody to do that.
He-And ! cant make money. but
So. coulu hire somebody to do that
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Mario 0oro az oliver Twist.
Nat C.. Goodwin 40 EaQin.

Bridge to p on Nancy (this is one
OF the lbsrties that the play talses) by
talking % loudly to Barney tina; you
fssi Nike telling him to keep still. Ges.
tures might be employed here with
much better effect, There's a slight
suggestion OF the actor In the last
scene when Fagin Is waiting to join
the dark angels, but perhaps we should
forDivo him for not holding himself
down when no feels he is going TO be
struns UP. This scene goes too far.
however, when the hangman appears.
danGaing . rope. IT might be well to
remember that Dickens was kind
enough to leave something to the
imagination.
Sensitive nerves should also be con-
sidered when Nancy is killed, oH-stage.
Those blows from Bill's club could
easily fall more softly. Judging from
M sound, one might ~reasonbly suppose
Nancy to be a very hard character.
Thanks to Miss Collier. this has not
appeared to DO the case. Her Nancy Is
simply q good woman gone wrongs
creature after D~.ckens's own heart.
And Miss Collier gives a performance
that goes straight to the heart. eapo-
~ a. a -
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hotel Here Is a fine, human ehaFater""a lion that 'ommants the S.sa.St aai
nNmtion The BN Skies of Nj Harding Is Il roaIo c realization Of matt brutal
character 1t is N If the remarkable ioata.cs of a rem riabla production
Mss Doro is Olive to the life She Is absolutely "I' Miss Olive Wyndham
max q charming Rose; Fuller MeNsh is capital 49, Mr. Grin"gi PefsNaI
Vivian. a Charlie Bates, gos hand+n-hard with NJ. t,ogerJs Aiful pyiser'
Clark gives Il pathetic touch to TON CFittnH Frank ~ Lyons Is a
ING success IS Mr.. BUNDLE; Courucnay loot, gives Harry Maybe all thhe
gAA qualities that distinguish him IN the n0cH-u0i 50 II goes all through tF
east .Onver Twist gets tao very best Of tcatmcrt.
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- ICKENSS centenary couldn't be celebrated with a finer performance han
j that Of "Ohver Twist given at he New Amsterdam Theatre Tt ia
- really a great performance.
% Here's } revival hal reNves ones ondest memories o Z hldhood unbon,v
ho0H II brandy instead Of gin were served when that old black i.t,
b brought NJ the production couldn't boast nor stars th, are cor,o,,nd, To
Lsbler q Conpanyis special cast" Nat {. Goodwin "a p,gtn. Constance Corm..
v Nancy. Lyn Harding as Bill sKes and Marie Doro a. oliver are all so eouanv
deserving Of praise that l hasten % mention them In tc same breath Ana clo,a
UPON their heels az is emnently fitting m Charles Rogers In the ismntv va
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A Leading candidate is a seeker fol
Office entirely surrounded by mud.
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VIII.
tCoutiuusd.)
The Bug Hunter Elucidates.

who had entered. aW
McArthur's embarrassment
and refused to 5otn In ~
shout Of laughter. though has
eyes danced.
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A. They Looked a Quarter Century Ago
-==OA-Time Photographs of Stage Celebrities ==-
Madeleine Lucette. RvIev-En,ma Sheridan Fry.

Copyright. 1912. BY The Pres, Pul
Ew OF the thousands OF play
goers who nowadays enjoy
!. comedies by Madeleine Lucette
Ryley and by EmmA Sheridan
The Blackfoot optimist. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1907-1918, 1912-06-20
VAN AlkEN-kING MARRIAGE

A most beautiful home wedding &C.
cured at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Van Aiken, west of Blackfoot, June 49,
1912, when their daughter, Roxine, was
Joined in wedlock with Glen King of
Ft. Benton, Mont.
At $50 the assembled guests, num-
bering about thirty, were quoted by
a wedding song, sung by Mrs. Austin,
This was followed by wedding march
at the beginning of which the bridal
party appeared at the foot of the
stairs, led by Rev. Edwards, who Off
ciated, followed by the flower girls,
Margarine Van Aiken and Amy Welsh,
sister and cousin of the bride; these
were followed by the ring bearer, Chas
bridegroom.
The bride was dressed in dainty
white messaline The bridegroom wear
ing the conventional black. Mr. Ed
wards wore his college gown, to draw
attention to the fact that this cere-
mony was the climax to a college ro-
nance. The attendants were dressed
in white.
During the ceremony the melody of
Love was played soft and low by Miss
Vern Hare.
After congratulations the guests were
seated at small tables and served to
dainty and appropriate wedding sup
per the serving being done by the
flower girls, assisted by the Misses
Snyder and Hendrie.
The rooms were beautifully decorated
with flowers and the white bell under
which the bridal party stood.
Mr.. Kings mother of Fl. Benton was
present to witness the ceremony. Amy
Welch, of Arco, being the only other
out of town guest.
Mr.. and Mrs. Glen R. King will be
at home in Fit. Benton, Mont, after
June %, 1912.
The Blackfoot optimist. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1907-1918, 1912-06-20
Little events in the whirl
of current topics. :: ::

I Best of King Lump Coal at Bond
Bros. & Co. Phone 103. tt.
Phone 80, we will save you money.
DeKay Grocery company.
Leland Hurst. has succeeded Pearl
Parker, in mixing drinks at the foun-
tain in the lockwood pharmacy.
See Taylor Bros. before letting q
contract for your cement sidewalk. tt.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. A. Driscoll Of Sterl.
ing, are visiting in this city.
The big half price sale in ladies'
trimmed hats at Jackman's until Sat-
urday.
The Barker & DAVIS grocery Is the
place to buy. Give them a trial order.
Mrs. Joe King and children left
Tuesday for Ogden, where they will Wis
it relatives several weeks.
Ring 103 for your next order Of coal
and get the best coal on the market. tt
Call for prices on your next order Of
coal, at Bond Bros. & Co. Phone 1O3.
Mrs. Eugene c. Hale left Tuesday
for Brigham City, Utah, to visit
friends for q time.
We have the cheapest stock and the
cleanest stock in the city. DeKay
Grocery company, Phone 80.
D. B. Drake Of Challis, accompanied
by his son passed through Blackfoot
enroute to Malad Tuesday.
Mrs. George Ruthart returned We'd
nesday night from two weeks visit
with her parents in Ogden.
Hills coffee, Delays grocery, phone
80.
Everything fresh and clean. DeKay
Grocery. Phone 80.
Golden Star Furniture and hard
wood Floor polish is superior to all
others. Beithans, only J2Ot4
F. w. Keifer was in Arco coun-
try several days last week, laying out
bitches and doing other work in his
line.
First class in everything is the Bark
er & Davis grocery. IT,
L. c. Aickers, superintendent of
the experiment farm at Aberdeen, was
in town Wednesday, looking for driv-
ing horse.
Next Saturday will be Childrens'
day at Ye Handy Kitchen. Two ice
cream cones for So. Percy Whistler,
Prop.
The Sells-Floto shows passed throu
Blackfoot this morning about 1880 en-
route to Idaho Falls, where they play
today.
Belo Ball and family went to Idaho
Falls Wednesday, where they will visit
a brother of Mr., Ball, and attend the
Sells-Floto circus today.
The Blackfoot optimist. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1907-1918, 1912-06-20
WICK PIANO WINS IN BIG
CONTEST AT MILO WARD

The amusement committee at the
fine new meeting house and dance hall
in Milo Ward arranged with the three
music houses of this city for each of
them to place one of their best pianos
in the dance hall on free trial. The
Morden Piano Company placed one of
the celebrated P. S. Wick alongside
the Krell-t'rench and Kimball pianos.
The people of Milo Ward held
special meeting for the purpose of Sc
lecting a piano and all were unani-
mously In favor TO the Wick. The
purchase was made on a cash basis.
MORDEN PIANO &C
Wholesale and retail stores at
Idaho Falls, Blackfoot and Downey.
T. A. Hayes, Manager lis North
Main street Blackfoot. tt
The Blackfoot optimist. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1907-1918, 1912-06-20
FIRE CRACKER NOTICE

1t shall be unlawful for any person
or persons on the Fourth of July
1912, to fire off or discharge any fire
arms, toy pistols, fire crackers, what
is called "nigger" chasers, torpedoes,
or any other fire arms or fireworks of
any description on any of the streets
and alleys of the city of Blackfoot,
Idaho, and any person violating this
order shall be deemed guilty of mis-
deameanor, and the chief of police or
any other legally constituted officer
are hereby given authority to arrest
such person or persons guilty Of the
violation hereof. If.
The Blackfoot optimist. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1907-1918, 1912-06-20
Want Ads

WANTED-4 house carpenters. Apply
sugar factory. J17t2
BULL FOR SERVICE-Thorough d
Jersey, $3.50 for season, Hansen S
livery barn. If
WANTED-To buy small horses and
ponies. Albert Condra at City Liv-
very barn. J17t1p
FOR RENT-6 room house, with bath,
wash house and barn. Enquire of
Alice Beach, court house. J13tf
FOR SALE-My 800 acre farm 1H
miles east of Blackfoot. Will sell in
4Oacre tracts if desired. One-half
cash, purchasers own time on bal
lance. w. C. Sollenberger, Blackfoot
Idaho, R. F. d. No. 8. June 13tf
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BLACKFOOT
day by Day..


G. L. Collins and family spent Sun
day in Firth.
One-half off on ladies' trimmed hats
until next Saturday at Jackman's.
Howard Beithan was Sunday WIS.,
ttor in Idaho Falls.
Buy groceries of Barker & Davis.
Cheap, cheaper, cheapest in town. tt.
Mrs. Mary Tolman Of Preston, Utah,
is the guest Of John Dean and fam
lily.
DR.. v. G. White, veterinarian, office
Red Barn, office phone 1873, residence
phone Psi blk tt
Misses Lulu Gaumer and Blossom
Pavery returned Monday. after a week
sight seeing in Portland.
Our King Lump is the best COAL
on the market Try it once, and be
convinced. On hand at Bond Bros. &
Company. tt.
Miss Beauer, of Washington. D. c.,
is the guest of her sister. Mrs. F. H.
Poole, at the Idaho State asylum. Miss
Beauer arrived last Friday.
Miss Eva Heyball Of Idaho Falls, is
keeping house for her grandmother,
Mrs. c. Wasley, while the latter is
the guests Of her sons in Pocatello.
Mrs. X. p. Brown made a trip to
Pocatello on train ia Wednesday, and
returned on train 113. Friends of the
family hardly recognized her after her
long absence.
w. L. Young and daughter, Miss
Lulu, left on train ia Wednesday for
Pocatello, and from there they will
visit Portland, Seattle and other coast
cities. Mrs. Young accompanied them
as far as Boise.
Attorney Charles o. Burkett, of
Roberts, was visitor in the city We'd
nesday, transacting business of legal
nature. Mr.. Burkett has a good
practice in his new home, and is ex-
tensively interested in hog raising.
The smiling phiz of Jerry Deneen
from Sunnyland, was visible to the
naked eye on the streets of Black
foot Tuesday.
Mrs. Fred Westenfelt and son of
North Platte, Neb, have been visiting
the formers son, Fred, musician in the
Isis threatre. Mrs. Westenfelt re-
turned to her home Tuesday, but the
son will spend the summer here, play
ing clarinet in the Isis.
Beginning Saturday, June %, and
continuing for thirty days we will
sell our own open kettle rendered lard
for, No. 3, so cents; No. s, Is cents;
No. 10, $3.50. Central Meat Market,
1.-THE best of everything in meats
L. B. Dore.
New electrical barber shop and
baths. Three towels with every bath.
EVERYTHING sanitary. Three sanitary
brushes with every bath. Best barber
work in Bingham county. Always good
BARRIERS. J20tf
Pat Patterson, of Pocatello, is pre-
siding behind the counter at the Pas
time. Fred Gertsch and Henry Giles
each have weeks vacation on full
pay and Mr.. Patterson is here for the
purpose of relieving them.
Ivan l.. Tanner and family, T. G.
Clegg and family, L. R. Thomas and
family. ]. T. Carruth and family, Mrs.
Dick Watson, Miss Carrie Bake, Miss
Davis and others attended the Sells
Floto circus at Idaho Falls today.