The Blackfoot optimist., 1916-04-20


Mrs. Tressa Dipple, of Rexburg, spent |
the last of the week in BlackfoOt, look. |
ing after business matters.
DEEBE-Fire Insurance. 1-7-1e
Miss Bibianna Kinney spent the last
of the week in Sierra Grande, a guest
of her sister, Mrs. Harry Lewis.
RI. G. Lyon and family drove down
from idaho Falls in their car last week
to visit his sister, Mrs. Beakley.
Don't forget your spring paper hang
sat H.F. BARKER
Miss Anna BrentOn, who teaches in
Iona, Idaho, spent the week end in
BlackfOOt, visiting with relatives.
A complete line Of Mems work pants
At Kinney 1 Company.-adv.
Miss Rae Waite returned from Arco
Monday, where she was the past few
days with an Easter opening for the
Paris Millinery.
A. r. Weston returned to BlackfOot
Tuesday from Ogden, Iowa, a distance
of 1,475 miles, which he covered in his
ear in eleven days.
Mems High Grade work shirts 1T
Kinney 4 Company.-adv.
The dance given by the First Ward
NJ. I. A., Tuesday night, was well at
tended and all present report having
had very good time.
Mrs. s. f. Hedden, of Denver, Colo,
arrived in town Monday, and will visit
with her sister, Mrs. Allen, Strachen,
for the next six weeks.
You can save money on Rugs, Furni-
ture, Wall Paper and Window Shades
at Biethan 's.-2t
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Williams re-
turned from Beloit, Kansas, the last of
the week, where they spent month,
on account Of Mr.. Williams health.
Miss May Sprague the popular nurse
at the local hospital, returned Monday
from a trip to Salt Lake City, leaving
again Wednesday for Butte, Mont. on a
professional trip.
White Transfer, Coal and Storage.
Phone -.
Mrs. Sarah L. Williams left Tuesday
morning for Huntsville, Utah, where
she goes to settle up the estate of her
father, from which she expects to real
ize several thousand dollars.
Mrs. Alfred Whittig entertained a
number of friends Monday afternoon
at her home on West Bridge street
in honor of Miss Laura Whittig, who
left Tuesday for her home in Texas.
Star furniture polish does fine work
Get it at Biethan s Only.-2t.
The Y. L. M. I. A. sewing class of the
First Ward Mormon church met at the
. church Monday evening, most of the
members being present. This is the last
meeting to be held until next October
Money to loan ON good farm securi
ties by Parkinson Realty b Investment
Co.-adv.
i, Melissa A. Duffin and Edward A. DUFF
fin had their matrimonial ties severed
by Judge Cowen last Thursday, whe1
the fair plaintiff was given permission
to assume her maiden name of Meliss;
A. SimmOnd.
Jack Reynolds and May Gardner, O.
Idaho Falls, called on Auditor Fisher
last Friday morning and were given I
marriage license. Although but 81, tn
bride has made previous trip on tn
: sea of matrimony.
Want your garden plowedi Phon
. 4S. adv.
The Royal Neighbor Kensington me
/, at the home of Mrs. o. F. Smith las
: Friday There We're thirty eight mem
bers present Delicious refreshment
were served, and everyone present re
v ported very enjoyable time.
Mr.. NJ Stromquist and family lef
Monday for Kansas, where they hav
y been called by the death of sister-ir
law of Mr.. Stromquist. From ther
they will go to Illinois, where Nj
5 Stromquist is a delegate to the natiOl
9 al conference of the Lutheran churcl
Money to loan on good farm secur
- ties by Parkinson Realty & Investmen
Co.-adv.
100 dozen ladies' handkerchief
>. These are seconds, bought very cheal
r. A good one, Zoe; one for 4c or 42c pc
e Dozen A regular zoe for 7c each 73
a dozen at Biethan 9.