The Blackfoot optimist. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1907-1918, 1913-01-02
BLACKFOOT
Little events in the whirl
Of current topics. :: ::
...Day by Day..

When you have hay or grain for
sale, see Hunter & Patterson, Phone
81 adv. Ct
Hay and grain promptly delivered.
Hunter & Patterson, Phone 81. adv 1t
| o. Christy, of Kaw City, Oklahoma,
has purchased half interest in c. L.
Collins barber shop
| Attorney 0. E. McCutchecn of Idaho
Falls, was a professional visitor at the
court house in this city, last Monday.
j. H. Pattern, of Idaho Falls, was
in town New Years, and sold a piece
of property en- Judicial street to A. E.
Johnson.
/ Art Dore left Tuesday evening for
Missoula, Mont, after a weeks visit
here with his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
l.. B. Dore.
Rev. Barnstable left Monday for
! Ashton, where he will assist in the
meetings being held in the Methodist
church there.
Mrs. Jos. LaCour and daughter, Mi 6
Kate, returned from Ogden sterday.
They spent several days in that ely
as the guest of friends.
Mrs. R. A. Ward Of Sterling, re-
turned from Utah Monday from
visit with friends there. She was met
at BlackfOot by her husband
Dr. Crisler formerly of this city,
now located in briggs, was a guest of
friends here enroute home from Salt
! Lake Tuesday
Mrs. S. H. Osborn left Tuesday for
Burley, after visiting with her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. F. S. Stevens, between
the forks of the rivers.
Dr.. Scarborough, the Eyesight Spe-
cialist, will make his next professional
visit to 6Iackfoot, Monday, January
10. See him at the Cottage Hotel.
D23-6t adv.
Mr.. and Mrs Jack Ryan, OF Poca-
tello, were the guests of the latter's
sisters, Mrs. James Young and Mrs.
w. H. Kestner, New Years day.
George Shoemaker and family, who
have been on the Hansbrough ranch
near Arco for the past year, have re-
turned to Blackfoct and will make
their home here.
B. w. Holbrook is presenting his
friends with dust pans as holiday pre-
sents They are quite useful and ev-
cry time anyone has occasion to use
one, he will naturally think Of Ben ant
the goods he advertises,
A fairly well filled house greeted
the Hollowell concert company in this
city Monday evening. Their entertain
ment was exceptionally fine The COM
pany played under the auspices of the
X. of P. lodge
Dr. Matthai, Mr.. and Mrs. w. G.
Sweet of Arco brought the two months
old baby of Mr.. and Mrs. Sweet to the
hospital in this city Monday night for
the purpose of having an operation
for appendicitis performed upon the
little one. but after consultation
with Doctors Poole and Mitchell il
was deferred until some future time.
Hunter &,'Patterson have opened q
feed store at the rear of w. E. Brown
& Sons and are now ready to serve
the wants of the people for hay, grair
and mill stuff. Mr.. Hunter is an ole
! resident Of Blackfoot and having beer
: in business here for many years, he
3 requires no introduction from us. Mr.
Patterson is young man and 9
rustler.
s DR.. Mitchell has just received thu
appointment of surgeon for the Noun
lain States Telephone and Telegraph
: Company and will look after the ILL
and accidents of this company's EN-
ployees in this division in the future
The home of Mr.. and Mrs. w. E
Curtis was the scene Of unique hous
warming New Years eve.l About eight
cen couples were present and rollic
ing good time was had Various game
were played, followed by dancing an
after an elaborate supper, consistin
Of all the good things to. eat the maj
- ket afforded, the merry gathering ad
journed.