The Blackfoot optimist. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1907-1918, 1914-06-18

Mrs. Green, who visited Mrs. Ed
redge last week, returned home Sun
day
Miss Burgraff is expected home
from Roberts today, where she Wis
tied her parents.
VIM. Hall, OF Des Moines, is visit
ing Blackfoot, the guest Of his daugh.
ter, Mrs. w. NJ Dooly.
The dental business in Blackfoot
seems to be increasing as there will
soon be, five dentists here
The Dibble garage this week in
stalled a 500 gas welding plant, the
only one in Bingham county.
While skating one day last week,
Irene, daughter of ]. E. Good, fell
and broke one of her wrists.
Attorney Hansbrough has purchase
25H. p touring Studebaker car,
and has it we'll under control.
Mrs. Martha Weeks, who hasbeen
sufferer from gall stones, has recov-
cred sufficiently to be around again.
Mrs. James Just and two daugh-
tiers are visiting in Park City, Utah,
where they will remain fer ten days.
Miss Rose Neil's place as stenog
rapher in the First National bank.
has been filled by Miss, Dora Larsen.
Mrs. A. L. Hughes left Monday at.
terno0n for Rigby, where she will
visit her parents for a week or ten
days.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. R. Warner, OF
Ogden, are visiting in Blackfoot, the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Dick Green.
we'll.
Mrs. Frank A. Sloan and sister,
Miss Hazel Snyder, lfet Wednesday
for Ogden, where they will visit their
parents.
Miss Carrie Currier, of Kansas,
an experienced saleslady, has accept.
ed a position with the Kinney Nero.
Company.
Fred Nelson and Peter Hoff, of
Firth, were in BiackfCot last Satur-
day and reports their town in a flour
ishing condition.
Frank Hooper came down from
Sunday to get some den.
tai work done, and while here bought
a team of horses for his farm.
The advertised kodak lost by Emily
Bond has been found by Mrs. Mar
tina Weeks, who has returned it to
the owner and received her reward.
Nofear Davis, c. N. Willemsen and
VIM Snyder composed a fishing
party that went to Sterling last Sun
day and returned with some success
Sheriff Jones has commenced exca.
waiting for a residence on South Uni
versity avenue, south of the old VIM
Danilson place, where he has five
A. J. Snyder, of Springfield, was
in Blackfoot Tuesday morning en-
route home from Idaho Falls and Rig.
by, where he had been attending
canal affairs.
Frank Siegel and family left Tues
day morning for American Falls,
where he has bought a bakery bust
ness. His many friends here wish
him success.
DR.. Hyde informs us that haying
has begun at the asylum, and he ex-
poets to get three crops, or 800 tons
in all, some of which he hopes to put
on the market.
One day this week Sheriff Jones
colored prisoner made a dash for
liberty, but was 'overtaken on the re-
and returned to captivity
minus his credits.
James Just made a business trip to
Salt Lake last week, returning We'd
nesday when he Immediately took the
train for Rupert, returning to Black
foot last Saturday.
Elmer Reaco and family NJ Gold.
berg, in the PahsamoH valley, passed
townWednesday enroute home
from Salt Lake, where their child
rem have been attending school
Mrs. Carrie Tackey, of Coffeville,
Kan, is visiting Blackfoot, the guest
of her brother, Mr.. Sam Lloyd, whom
she has not seen for forty years. She
is accompanied by her daughter, Mrs
G.. R. Bassett.