The Blackfoot optimist. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1907-1918, 1913-09-11

Shipping tags for sale at this OF
lice. adv.
Philip Thorstenberg left Monday 70
his homo at Firth.
w. H. Danilson, of Mackay was ir
Blackfoot Saturday morning on busine
J. H. Coumerilh, of Springfield. was
business visitor in this city Saturda,
1t is certainly a fact that every.
thing Bergman handles is the best, Il
Miss valine Cutting, of Yuma, is
spending few days as the guest Of
Miss NADIA Brown.
J. H. Hansen of the Guardian Life
Insurance Company of Salt Lake
City spent Friday in Blackfoot.
Miss katherine Ryan returned Fri
day evening from Gooding, where
she spent several days on business.
Miss Rose Morrcll returned from
Springfield, Thursday evening where
she had been visiting with her parents
John frye, who has been visiting
In this city for a few days, returned
to his home at Howe, Idaho, Friday
D. A. Jenkins returned from Salt
Lake City Thursday evening, where
he had spent several days on business,
p. Penfold, of the z. c. M. l. Gro.
Gerry company, of Salt Lake, spent
Friday at the Blackfoot Mercantile
Company
We will take butter and eggs at
the market price in exchange for
merchandise. The Brown-Hart Co.
Ltd. adv. #
George Roser, of Ogden, who has
been putting new improvements III
the Blackfoot Packing plant, returned
to his home riday evening.
Mrs. Thomas Blackburn left Satur.
day morning for Springfield, where
she was called away on account of
her husbands illness.
Call Harry at Berryman's. He fills
the orders and is always ready to
give you the best. adv. If
Mr.. and Mrs. L. C. lockwood re
turned Thursday evening from North
Dakota, where they spent tho summer
visiting friends and relatives.
o. A. Bellvillc accompanied Mrs.
D. Shater to Pocatello Thursday even
ing and will remain in that city dur
ing the illness Of Mr.. Shafer.
Miss Blanche Clendennin, of Arco.
who has been visiting at Montana, a.
rived in this city Friday morning an,
Is the guest of Miss Hattie Ramey.
Mrs. E. L. Davis spent a few hours
Thursday evening in this city, on he
way to Chicago, ILL.,, where she viii
visit with her friends and relatives.
Miss Sarah Inglestrom from Poca.
tello, who has been visiting at Rex
burg, arrived in this city Saturday. al I
Is the guest of Miss Ida Chapman.
A marriage license was issued
In Pocatello Monday morning to Ma.
than c. Curtis, of Blackfoot, and
Miss Martha Rose Briscoe, Of Poca-
tello.
A car Of liberia peaches in Friday,
September 18th. $1.25 per bushel. Sa-
'isfaction guaranteed Issue orders
1T once. Phone 2S2-N 3. J. L. Wilson.
advertisement
c. F. Green and J. E. King spent
Friday and Saturday ct Riverside er-
ecting some new telephone poles
and also putting several telephones IL
Miss Alice Fay, ono of the heat
nurses at the hospital, resigned her
position and was enroute for he.
lone at Madison, Wisconsin, Thurs
lay morning.
The promoters of the wrestling
contests are making every effort to |
'lease the community and to make
his fair the best ever held in the
'ity of Elackfoot.
Miss Ella Conklin moved from he;
lone at Moreland to this city Mon
lay morning and will keep hous,
or her brother and sister who al
school.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Albeit left
Thursday morning for their home at
Iowa. Mr.. and Mrs. Abbott
pent ten days visiting friends and
elatives of this city.
Miss Carrie Lowe, from Arco, is
he guest of Miss Agnes Solembur-
'er. Miss Lowe intends to remain
lere until the close of high school
which she is attending.
Miss Ethel Kelley returned to her
lome at American Falls Sunday morn
ng. Miss Kelly has spent two months
listing with friends and relatives at
'pringfield and Blackfoot.
Miss Marie Burgraff left Saturday
morning for Robert, Idaho, where
he will spend q few days visiting
With her parents. Miss Cessio Wright
taking Miss Burgraff's place dur
ng her absence.
Monday evening during the electric
torn the lightning struck the home
I A. J. Hatch, knocked the plaster.
ng off the wall and tore the telephone
Vires from the house. No one was
eriously injured with the exception
{ Mrs. Hatch who was somewhat
TUNED by the lightning.
Mrs. w. H. Kestner and Mrs. j