The Blackfoot optimist. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1907-1918, 1913-04-03

M. v. Giltner OF Jackson, Wyo.
who has been here for the past ter
days. left yesterday for his home.
Now is your time to buy your
land and garden seeds, Mr.. Seedmat,
Hunter & Patterson Feed Store, w
Bridge St. Phone 81 ct adv.
Deputy Assessor Jesse Crowley and
wife Of Idaho Falls, visited over Sun
day with Mrs. Crowley's mother, Mrs.
Marion.
Il Why buy inferior alfalfa seed when
you can get 80 2-3 pure from Hunter
& Patterson's Feed Store, w. Bridge
St. Phone 81 ct adv.
| Buy your alfalfa seed from Hunter
& Pattersno's Feed Store, 80 2-3
pure. Ct adv.
Johnnie Struck, of the Brecht Butch
ers' Supply Co., was business visi.
tor yesterday.
A fine, big baby girl arrived at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs Geo. Stone Wee.
nesday morning.
Mrs. Ezell left Tuesday for Poise,
where she will visit with her daush.
ter, Mrs. McCrackin.
The Masons will have work in the
third degree Friday evening Sojourn
ing members are invited.
Prof. and Mrs Smyth, who have
spent the winter in Blackfoot, left
Sunday for Denver, where they
will join theatrical company and
make tour Of the southern states.
Mrs. J. A. Dygert wishes to an
nounce that she will take pupils in
voice and piano. 2S2 Alice Street.
Fhone 32S. adv.
Now is the time to disinfect your
poultry house and yard with Conkey's
Nox-i-cide. 1t prevents disease and
insures healthy hatch. Come in
and get can now. Sold on a money
back guarantee by Hunter & Pat
terson A3-MS adv
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
Col. w. Orr Chapman and mother,
left Wednesday for Salt Lake and
Payson, Utah. Mrs. Chapman to Wis
it with relatives and friends while the
colonel attends to legal matters.
Ed. Thorston, formerly with the
Palace Drugstore returned, homeTues-
day from Oregon, and is making pre-
parations to remove to that state to
remain permanently.
Miss Myrtle Walters, of Kimball,
and Mr.. Elba Conkle, of this city were
married yesterday, Probate Judge Jen-
sen officiating. Both young people are
well and favorably known, Mr. Con-
kle being employed as salesman at the
Golden Rule store, The Optimist ex-
tends best wishes.
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, hours
TO 4:5O. adv.
The Younie sale yesterday drew
the biggest crowd ever attendinga sale
in the county. Preparations had been
made for large gathering, but the
lunch ran out before half were fed
and it was necessary to provide more
lunches. Over 1900 people were there
and everything brought good prices.
Mrs. Lydia Bailey was up before
Judge Ivan Jensen this week on a
charge brought in the interest of her
children, to show whether or not she
10 ut person to care for them. She
was given temporary care of them
On promise to treat and care for
them better than in the past. The
Judge ordered her to report every
two weeks and will be given perman.
snt custody as to when she has pro- G
ven in the judgment of the court that [
she is a capable mother. t