The Blackfoot optimist. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1907-1918, 1913-10-30


Ed. Sorrenson, of Groveland, was q
business visitor in this city Friday.
Victor Stone visited friends at Firth
during his weeks vacation from
school.
3. H. Holbrook spent few days
In Boise on his return home from
Weiser.
Pearl Gorden has recently accepted
a position as foreman in the Black
foot sugar factory.
Mrs. ]. P. Hutchinson, Of Riverside,
spent Friday in this city as the guest
OF Mrs. Ed. Boyle.
Ira Corey, of Groveland, spent Thurs.
day and Friday in Blackfoot visiting
friends and relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Whitmill have
recently moved into N. F. Boyle's new
cottage On Pine street.
We will take butter and eggs at the
market price in exchange for merch.
andise. The Brown-Hart Co., Ltd. TT.
Miss Ruth Bales, one Of the district
teachers at Groveland, spent Friday
In this city on business.
Miss Lucille Davis was employed in
tho Golden Rule Store during the
weeks vacation of school.
Do you know that you can get
popular music for 15c copy at the
Racket Store. O3O-1t-adv.
Miss Leona Hall returned tc Basalt
Snnd0v Ut fhn
teachers institute in Pocatello.
Mrs. ]. H. Ashton left Saturday
morning for Salt Lake, where she
visited friends for a few days.
F. N. Akers, representing the Peters
Cartridge Company of San Francisco.
visited the trade hero Saturday.
Raymond Virgins returned from
Springfield Friday evening, where he
spent several days visiting friends.
Misses Lelah Stevenson and Evelyn
Thorstenberg spent Friday in Firth
visiting Miss Thorstenberg' parents.
Miss Amelia Weiand left for Poca-
tello Friday morning, where she has
accepted position in candy store.
Misses Alton and Grace Hyde 70
turned Saturday evening from Rexbur.:
where they spent several days visiting
friends.
lick, Lowell Holbrock and George Hyd
motored to Idaho Falls and back last
Sunday.
Miss Myrna Conkle returned from
Springfield Friday evening, after max
ing weeks visit with Miss Marion
Snyder.
Lewis A. Bailey, representing the
Los Angeles Finery and Saddlery Com.
pany, YVES in this city Saturday on
business.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. S. Beebe and Jim
Burnett spent Friday out east Of town
duck hunting and secured nice lot
of ducks.
Mrs. Henry Gummersoll, of Grove
land, spent Saturday afternoon in this
city doing some shopping and visit.
ing friends.
Miss Ignore Biethan returned Friday
evening from Pocatello, where she has
been the guest of Mrs. Loucks for q
short time.
N. ]. Thorstonberg went to Firth
Saturday morning where he spent a
week transacting business connected
with his store.
Judge Stevens, who has been hold.
ing court at Challis and Salmon City
for the past six weeks, returned home
Friday evening.
Mrs A. c. Johnson, Mr.. and Mrs
J. c. Millick and daughters, Marie
and Genevieve, mOtOred to POcatellC
and back Friday, evening.
G. N. Nelson, travelling salesman TO-
the M. o. Nelson Manufacturing Com
pany of Salt Lake, spent Saturday in
this city visiting the trade.
A. B. Stevens, Elmer Stevens and
Mr.. Spahi left Friday morning fo,
Springfield, where they will spend q
week hunting and fishing
G. L. Stone returned Thursday even
ing from Dubois, where he purchased
nine carloads of beef cattle for thu
Blackfoot Packing Company.
Mrs. Ed. Boyle left Saturday morn
ing for the Thompson ranch, west Of
Blackfoot, where shc will spend a
few days visiting friends.
Mrs. E. B. Perry and daughter, OF
Yellowstone Park. arrived in this
city Friday morning and will make
Blackfoot their winter home.
w. H. Walker. of Salt Lake, was /:
business visitor here Friday. MI.
Walker is a representative Of the
Hewlett Brothers in that city.
v. Van Bramer returned Saturday
morning from Montana, where he
spent several days on business in the
interest of the N. F. Boyle company.
Mrs. w. D. Vincent, Mrs j: F. Lew.
is and Miss frankie Lee Kinnard re-
turned Thursday evening from Poca
tello. where they made a short visit
with friends.
Dell ]. CARLY, of Goshen, las been
elected science teacher in the Black
foot high school for the remainder tf
the term. Mr.. CARLY commenced his