The Blackfoot optimist. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1907-1918, 1913-04-17

Garden and flower seed at Berry
mans. Buy now. adv. tt.
Garden and flower seed at Berry
mans. Buy now. adv. tt.
H. D. MacCosham and vito visited
Salt Lake during the week. returning
Wednesday.
L. B. Dore returned Monday from
Oakley, where he spent several days
en- busir ess
E. M. Kennedy was at Howe the
end of last week where he held an
auction sale. ,t'n
Mrs. v. Van Bramer and Miss Marie
Burgraff spent two days this week
in Aberdeen.
E. w. Rowles made a business trip
to Salt Lake Friday and will be alse
about week 3.'f IS af' EAd
Mrs. E. N. Bingham returned from
Ogden Tuesday afternoon, after q Wis
it with friends and relatives.
Miss Puss Wright, one OF Black
foot's popular teachers, was a guest
OF friends in Idaho Falls Friday.
Senator Parks, of Blaine county.
passed through Blackfoot Monday on
his way from Boise to Arco.
M. w. Ditto, mining man of Chi
cago. made a trip to Mackay, passing
through Blackfoot Wednesday.
G. c. Swan, mining man Of Salt
Lake, went to Mackay Tuesday to in
spect the mines of that district.
w. B. Hodgson, of Antelope, came
in Saturday evening on his way to,
Boulder, Colo, on a short visit
Visitors from Blackfoot to Arco
Tuesday were Fred Gertsch, Jess Hem
bree, D. Allen and c. H. Cribble.
c. c. Clarke was at Challis Friday,
where he figured on the installation
OF a water system for that place.
Elmer Jameson and j. E. Armsted,
of Salt Lake, were visitors in Black
foot Wednesday, enroute to Mackay.
Agent w. L. Young went over the
Mackay branch Wednesday, paying
eff the track men along the route.
w. w. Kent, of Moore, returned
this morning from Portland, where he
shipped car of fat cattle last week.
Van Sectors & Palmer have the
brick contract on the new packing
plant and are commencing work this
week.
Asa Ivey and wife were passengers
Friday morning to their home in Mac
kay, after a weeks visit at Salt
Lake.
c. 7. Longhurst, of Leslie, passed
through Blackfoot, enroute to Idaho
Falls, to attend the wedding of his
niece.
R. A. Parsons and family came
down from Martin Saturday on a few
days visit with Blackfcot relatives
and friends.
Bed Spreads, Sheets, Pillow Cases,
Towels, Towling, Sheeting can be
bought very cheap April 10Th to 26th
at B1ethans. adv.
A. P. Killion stopped off between
trains Friday on his way to his ranch
near Mackay from Nevada, where he
spent the winter.
Mr. and Mrs. R. Osborn returned
Friday from Salt Lake, whore they
visited their son Robert, a former resi-
dent of this city.
The ladies of the Baptist church
will serve hot supper at the v. l. S.
rooms Saturday evening, April 10TH
Apron and rug sale in connection. adj
Miss Ruby Blattner; Miss Carrie
Sutton and James Sutton, Of Arco
passed through this city Saturday on
their way to Albion, where they will
attend summer school at the State
Normal.
All the people who want the best
have their optical work done by the
German OPTICAL Specialist at the
Commercial Hotel every Monday. If
you have eye trouble, see him next
Monday. adv.
Why do all the best people be-
tween Pocatello and Ashton have
their optical work done by DR.. Mack,
of Idaho Falls, who comes to the
Commercial Hotel every Monday? The
reason, his motto, the best is none
to good for your eyes. If you have
eye trouble, see DR.. Mack at the
Commercial Hotel every Monday, hou (
l to 4:30. adv.
Jack Henderson, chief engineer of
the Big Lost River Irrigation Co, pas
sed through Blackfoot the end of last
week on his way to Mackay.
McIlvecn Bros. have hit upon a
most unique mode of entertainment
They are giving series of dances in
all towns of any prominence along
the Short Line. Every two weeks the
give a dance in the Progress Hall in