The Blackfoot optimist. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1907-1918, 1914-02-12
BLACKFOOT
...Day by Day..

4n9 county commissioners will NEE
again next Monday.
i Ed. Rowles spent several days i,
town this week on business.
Misses Hazel anu Ethel Prows,
spent Sunday visiting home folks o,
Route 3.
Mrs. S. Sorenson of Groveland. Wis
tied her son and family in this cit
Tuesday.
s. j. Rich left yesterday mornin,
for Paris. Idaho, to attend the funera
Of a nephew.
Roy More, Of Leslie, Idaho, spcn
few hours in this city Saturda,
enroute to Anaconda, Mont.
Don't forget tho Saturday Specia
at The Economy Store. opposite tn.
posuorlice. 1t-adv.
Miss Emma Deem, of Groveland, wa,
in the city Thursday transacting bust
ness and doing some shopping. ~
Mrs. w. c. Morrell, of Moreland
is expected to arrive in this city
Saturday and will visit relatives over
Sunday.
Mrs. James Buttcane and daughter,
Mrs l. L. Tanner. spent Saturday and
| Sunday visiting at the Morrcll ranch
in Morcland.
Everything in the grocery line at
Rerryman's. adv. tt,
P. J. Odds came down from his
ranch in Wapello and assisted in the
sales Saturday afternoon at the
Brown-Hart Company.
Call on Bergman for Fancy and
Staple Groceries. Phone 1866 adv.
Defiance Jolley, of Iona, Idaho, ar
rived in Blackfoot On the noon train
last Friday. He is here visiting
friends and relatives.
Highest prices paid for coyote
furs at The Economy Store, opposite
the postoffico. 1t-adv.
Call on Bergman for Fancy and
Staple Groceries. Phone 166. adv.
Alma and Earvin Buttcane re-
turned to their ranch in Firth this
morning, after visiting their parents
H. this city for few days.
c. V. Evans, the express agent,
accompanied by his family, left Tues.
day night for Southern California
points, where they will sojourn until
about March LIST.
Miss Anna Brenton, one Of the
upper Presto school teachers, came
to this city Friday evening and spent
tho weeks end with her aunt, Mrs.
Hugh Graham.
Last Thursday night was the cold
est of the year. The thermometer
descended to 20 degrees below zero,
and considerable damage was done
70 water pipes and tanks.
Alex Robertson. of Firth, was in
Blackfoot last Saturday settling up
the estate of his deceased father. He
was accompanied by L. j. Firth and
Fred Nelson, his bondsmen.
The board of directors of the High
Line Ditch Company has levied an
assessment of 10 cents per share on
their stock to construct a syphon un.
der the railroad track near More!and
Mrs. George Allen and family left
Monday morning for Hyrum, Utah,
where they will visit friends and re-
!atives. While in that city they will
attend the reunion of the Allen IA
mily.
At 1880 o'clock Monday evening a
happy party of Epworth Leaguers
boarded a sleigh and took a joy
ride into the country When they
returned to the church they INDUCED
in a palatable lunch
DR.. Gee, who last week disposr
of his home to Mrs. Simmons, is
for the purchase of the
on Schilling avenue owned
by F. w. Bergman, formerly known
rs the Batway property.
Miss Carma Willis, who has been |
under quarantine for severe case
Of smallpox, is much improved and
expects to return to her work at the
telephone office Monday. Miss Olive
Evans has been taking her place while
she was ILL.,
Geo. Baldwin returned Tuesday nigh
from visit in Salt Lake, and is
now clerically employed by the ex-
press company during the absence of
c. v. Evans. When Mr.. Evans re-
turns Mr.. Baldwin will sever his
with the express COM