The Blackfoot optimist. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1907-1918, 1913-11-06
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/ BLACKFOOT
...Day by Day..

HI oA inc l0tSSI spring
designs at BIETHAN'S
Observation-Disclosures
L. M. Caps made. business tri,
to Idaho Falls and back Saturday.
Walter Holbrook accompanied th<
football boys to Idaho Falls Saturday
George Anthony, Of Kimball, was q
business visitor in this city Saturday
Mrs. c. Slime and daughter of Firth
are In this city visiting friends 70,
few days.
| G. G. Danilson, Of Tabor, spert
saturday In this city on bushes and
visited relatives.
J. H: Hall. the Underwood typewrlt- :,
man Of Salt Lake, spent Thursday il
thsi city transacting business.
| We will take butter and eggs at the
market price in exchange tor merch
andise. The Brown-Hart Co., Ltd. tt
Mrs. r. A. Briggs went to Salt Lake
Tuesday morning, where she will re-
main for several days on business.
George Tanner left Wednesday TO,
his home in Salt Lake after being EN-.
ployed in this city for several months.
Joe Martin returned to his home
IN Arco Monday morning after visit.
ing relatives in this city for q few
days.
William Bartlett. principal Of the
Moreland high school, spent Saturday
In this city getting some school sup
| plies.
Victor Stone has accepted a DO
sition to assist in the Alexander
clothing store on Saturdays and after
school.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Bergman vel.
coined baby girl to their home at
1920 Monday morning. Harry is still
beaming.
Mrs. F. r. Jackson and Mrs. M.
Smith spent Thursday visiting friends
| In PocatellO and returned home on
the evening train.
Mrs Susie Parsons, of Orenta. New.
who has been visiting her mother,
Mrs. Mary Murphey, of Thomas. re.
turned home last week.
Miss Anna Brenton one of the dis.
trict teachers at Presto, arrived in
this city Saturday morning and spent
few days visiting her sister, Mrs.
Graham
H. Andrews, of Idaho Falls, recently
arrived in this city and has accepted
a position in the Hendrie Implement
Company. He began his work Friday
morning. s4
Miss Emily Bond, who is employed
In Rockford teaching school, spent Sat.
tlrday and Sunday here visiting her
s'ster-in-law, Mrs. Bond, and attended
the dance Saturday evening.
Misses Mable Blackhart and Dorothy
Clapp, who are teaching school in Ba-
salt, spent Saturday and Sunday in
this city visiting friends and relatives.
They returned Monday morning.
p. c. Felsted, Of Thomas. the road
overseer, can boast Of keeping his
section Of the roads in this part CT
the country in the best condition, cs
Is stated by all of Blackfoot's bust.
ness men.
Earl Bates, who has been employ.
cd in this city for the past two
months, returned to his home in Ne
vada Thursday evening Mr.. Bates
will move his family to Blackfoot in
a short time.
Miss Cora Gilbert, who has been en-
ployed in the Jones Printing Office
for the past year, left Saturday even.
Ing on the motor for Menan, where
she was called on account of her
sisters illness.
Joe Cans, colored College man OF
Denver, arrived in this city Thursday
and took part in the boxing contest at
the Buttcane hall Monday evening. Mr..
Cans will start training fer profession.
al boxing in short time.
Mrs. N. e. Beaver. of Moore, wit &C
ccmpanied her mother to PocatellU, re
turned Friday morning. Mrs. Beaver =
mother returned to her home in Iowa
efter making an extended visit With
friends and relatives in this city.
E. o. Tompkins, q dry farmer of Ia
Dor, also a former resident Of this
city and stakeholder in the pro
duce business. left Friday for Salt
Lake, where he will make his winter
home. Mrs. Tompkins and the child
rem accompanied him.
Miss Pearl Mason met with the acci-i
dent Of getting her ankle sprained
Thursday evening. She accidentally
fell from the back steps Of the Bap-
list church and sprained her left an
kle. due to the fact that she becam9|
frightened Of tho supposed ghosts.
Mrs. Nicola Taylor left for Sedan
Kansas. Sunday morning. where she
VIII make her fuutre home. Her
husband, Mr.. Taylor, has been an.
ployed in that place tor some time. 4
Mrs. Taylor's sister. Miss Lula Down.
ing accompanied her a. TAR a Pocc,
tello. Et
Mrs. N. e. Montgomery ana daush.
ter. Miss Delphia. accompanied BY
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