The Blackfoot optimist. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1907-1918, 1913-12-11
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g day by Day..

I When you think Of Groceries phone
80, the DeKay Grocery. adv
Mrs. A. S. Fullmer, Of Grovelaud
was shopping in this city Friday.
Everything in the grocery line al
Berryman's. adv. tt.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Duckwortt
spent Friday visiting friends in Basalt
Miss Marguerite Wieand will assis
the clerks in Kinney's store durins
the sale.
Mrs. C. H. Hale, Of Groveland, wa
in this city visiting friends and tran
sacting business Friday.
Mrs. Raymond Ragon has acceptst
a position in the Kinney store to a.
sist during the busy sale.
James Chadmore, who has been YER
i'll with case of typhoid fever, is re
ported to be slowly improving.
Harry Bergman has recoverei
from slight attack of variola, ans
is again attending to- business.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd Griffith, Of Ba
salt. are the guests of Mr.. Griffith,
sister, Mrs. L. J. Jensen, for severa
days.
Mrs. Lucy E. Davis has accepted :
position in Blackfoot Mercantile Com
pany store to assist during the bust
season.
Miss Jessie Drew, left Friday after
noon for Firth, where she was calle.
on account of the illness of her grand
mother.
Mothers, Fathers and Santa Claus
Ii you are hunting new and unusual
toys, be sure to see Toyland a,
Hayes. D11-adv
Miss Don Carlos, who is teachins
school at Basalt. spent Saturday and
Sunday in Blacktoot visiting he,
parents.
John Alcorn, Of Riverside, spen
Saturday in this city transacting som.
business connected with his farm u
that place.
Miss Sylvia France returned t.
this city Sunday evening. after visit
ing friends in Pocatello, for a cou
pie of days.
Mrs. Charles Dahlman, OF Grove
land, left Friday morning for Spring
field. where she visited friends TO-
several days.
c. H. Brown has let the contract
for building an eight roomed bungalov
on his ranch, two miles north O
town, to D. A. Jenkins.
Miss Bertha Furnace and sister
Mrs. Viola Christensen. of More
land. was in Blackfoot Saturday At
ternoon doing some shopping.
| John Ostrom. a prominent business
man Of May. Idaho. returned hom
Monday noon, after spending sew
eral days in Blackfoot on business.
Mrs. w. c. Morrell and Mrs. Mar,
Hatch, Of Moreland, spent Saturda,
in this city visiting Mrs. Morrelv,
parents. and doing some shopping.
Joseph H. Dye, of Basalt, was
business visitor in this city Frida,
and Saturday. While here he wa
a guest at the Commercial hotel.
| Miss Fox, Of Firth, spent few
hours in Blackfoot Saturday, enrout'
to Groveland. where she visited he
sister. Mrs. Norman Bingham, owe
Sunday.
Miss Bell McIlveen. district traffi,
chief of the Bell Telephone Compan,
at Pocatello. spent Saturday in thl
city. doing some business connecte,
with her company.
VIM. Vanderwood, the popular Mac
Kay ltveryman, was in Blackfoot las
Monday renewing old acquaintance
who are all glad to know Billy
prosperous and happy.
| Rev. Silene. Of West Firth. dcliy
cred splendid lecture at the Baptis
church Sunday evening. A hre
crowd was in attendance, and N.
Silene baptized four Of his own cor
verts.
i William Montgomery and Joh
Cooper left Friday morning for Cal
fornia, where they expect to visi
friends and relatives for month
and then spend several weeks on
sightseeing trip through Honolulu.
Elmer Reese, Of the Pahsemroi vi
ley. was the guest Of R. N. West an,
family Friday evening. He was e,
route to Salt Lake, where he vii
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