The Blackfoot optimist. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1907-1918, 1912-10-03

Try Fred's place for your lunch.
Best on the market I'd eat. O3t1
Mr.. Thoresenburg, who recently pur
chased w. F. Martins coal business,
made business trip to Pocatello on
Tuesday.
Mr.. Tanner came in Wednesday eve
ming on the motor from his ranch at
Springfield. He was on his way to
Salt Lake.
H Bert Pennington has accepted pos.
ton with the Model Grocery Co. hav-
ing been connected with this firm
once before.
1 John Burgan, who lives north Of the
city. returned Tuesday night from
Salt Lake where he has been taking
/ in the fair
G. r. Clute left Sunday evening for
Salmon City where he will attend to
important legal mattersexpecting to be
away a week.
| Mark Farmer Of the w. D. Stand
rod Banking Co. returned Sunday at
ternoon from Omaha, where he spent
a week Of pleasure. :!
Judge Sullivan Of the Supreme Court
passed through Blackfoot Monday even
ing on his way from inspecting his
farms on Lost River.
M N. Austin returned Sunday frol
Topeka, Kansas, where he has, been
on three weeks visit with old time
friends and relations.
Mrs. e. M. Kennedy has been on
the sick list the past week under the
care Of doctor but is improving ra-
pidly to health again.
O. Buchanan, manager of the Stude-
baker Bros. made business trip to
Idaho Falls Monday morning, return
ing on the noon train.
Mr.. and Mrs. Christy and Mr.. and
Mrs. w. E. Lee left on Wednesday
for Salt Lake where they will take in
the fair for few days.
Edward Thomson. ex-manager of
the Palace Drug Store, has purchased |
a 30 e. M. F. auto and is burning
the gasoline up furiously.
Robert Boyd has purchased a ne
1918 thirty-five H. p. Auburn and has
been busy the last few days getting on
to the manipulation of things.
Miss O'Connor, who has been nur
ing Mr.. Robethan for the past month,
left Wednesday morning for Denver,
where she will visit with friends. II
Doc Kestner and Mr.. Dibble left
Tuesday morning for Salt Lake City
where they will attend to business mat
ters and get glimpse Of the fair.
Susisuan, an Indian, was taken to
Jail last week where he served ten
days for stealing some small articles
from the w. E. Brown Grocery Co.
The room recently occupied by Ye
Handy Kitchen and A. L. Hughes, the
jeweler, combined, has been petitioned
off, each having different room now.
Frank Garvin of D. H. Biethans
Dry Goods Store. moved last week
to his new home on Court ST., which
be purchased from A. D. Quantrell.
Mr.. Ausborne, formerly with the
Hopkins Bros. meat market, left for
Rexburg Monday afternoon, where he {
viii visit with, friends for few days. =,
Grant Hoyt, rural mail carrier on |
route four, has laid off and is taking
his vacation at Twin Falls. where he 6
will put in twenty acres Of fall wheat t
On his homestead. Ii
The Teton special arrived In Black. {
DOT Monday morning at 9:15 on its G
way to Teton Basin, where the grand I
opening of the Teton Valley branch
abroad took place. 4
The office rooms now occupied by
J. H. Mcdonald Real Estate firm are
Undergoing extensive improvements, {
making a great difference in the ap-
Of the office.
Mesdames McLain, Mcclure. Fred
Jackson and Blevins. all came down '
rom the Falls Tuesday afternoon for .
IN outing in Mrs. McLain's big car, .
'eturning in the evening. .
Ford Yates, who works in the auto Il
mobile department Of the Studebaker +,
Bros. at Idaho Falls. was in Blackfoot
Tuesday. making repairs on an auto d
mobile. He returned in the evening. /,
Mr.. and Mrs. Pendlebury Of Black
DOT are rejoicing over the arrival If =,
ten pound baby girl who came to o
heir home last Sunday morning. Tn Il
octor reports all concerned doing
licely.
II you wish your eyes attended b
PROPERLY or your glasses changed b.
Or ones that fit RIGHT. see Dr. u
carborougha the specialist. at the
cottage Hotel, Blackfoot, Oct Z. n,