The Bingham County news. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1918-1930, 1921-08-12

sanlthrium on these grounds,
Miss George Schofield is at pres
ent receiving treatment in a Poca-
tello hospital.
Bee Hives, Supers and Comb Foun-
dation for sale. ]. H. Stoneman.
Phone 176-R-4. Blackfoot. A5-12 ct
Mrs. Paul Kreft and children spent
the weekend visiting Mrs. krett's
parents in Pocatello.
Mrs. M. E. Sprague, of the General
hospital, left Sunday for an extended
visit In Portland, Oregon.
Mrs. Henry Dunn had as a guest,
her daughter, Mrs. Merrill, of Og-
den, Yah, early in the week.
Fire Insurance, Beebe. Phone 100.
DR.. Mcfarland and a party OF
friends are spending a few days fish
ing in the Lost River country.
L Ford For Sale-Wire wheels, in A
l condition, 1918 model, price $3.50.
ICall MOreland Meat Market. 4O6-R-1.
Miss Margaret B. Solely, OF Salt
Lake City, is guest at the home of
Mrs. Ben w. Clevenger, of this city.
Mrs. Joseph Cutler returned Sum
day from a six weeks visit at Draper,
Utah, with her mother, Mrs. Terry.
Falls left Tuesday for her home after
a weeks visit with Miss Grace Mil
tenberger.
Mrs. Henry Dunn and sons, James
Springs Saturday. having spent a
week at that resort.
Fire lnsurance-Beebe, Tel. 100, tt
William j. Firkins and Miss Nina
Mcneil, both of idaho Falls, were
iarried Monday, by Probate Judge
Good, in his chambers
Ted Enlow has purchased the cigar
store and billiard hall or Pacific
street owned by Lev Ash. Mr. Enlow
is now in charge of the same.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. H. Miller, Mr.. and
Mrs. Ralph Johnson and Mr.. and
! Mrs. H. M. Mackie were Blackfoot
people who spent last Sunday at Lava
Hot Springs.
The interior of the Kinney Mer-
camille companys store has under
gone some alterations, and Mr.. Kin
ney now has an office elevated over
! the rear porlion of the store
DR.. r. 7. Merrill, of Logan, Utah,
brother of Mrs. Henry Dunn, and his
mother, Mrs. R. T. Merrill, arrived
here Saturday to visit Mr. Dunn and
family. Or. Merrill motore, to Idaho
Falls Monday
Mr.. and Mrs. Nephi Larson and
children arrived Tuesday from Pres
ton to visit their sister Mrs. Geo.
Marshall. After a Grief visit. they
went 10 ST. Anthony to visit Mrs.
Charles Lloyd.
Lie Neutrality-suspicious., Tel. 100
Miss Sue Biethan returned home
from Ann Arbor, Michigan, Sunday,
to spend her vacation here with her
parens, Mr.. and Mrs. d. H. Biethan.
Miss Biethan is medical librarian at
the University at Ann Arbor.
G. A. Maughn has become the man.
ager OF the Isis theatre. beginning
last Monday night. Mr.. Maughn is
put Ing quite a lot of enthusiasm in
to the job, and will give the public
the best pictures that can be pro-
cured
Mrs. d. H. Bithan and her daugh-
.ers. Winifred and Sue, will journey
to Baker, Oregon, by auto, leaving,
Blackfoot Saturday. They will visit
a fortnight in Baker with Mr.. and
Mrs. Bielhan's son and wife, Mr.. and
Mrs. Howard Biethan. D. H. Biethun
will join them a little later.
Miss Marie Weise, of Blackfoot
and Mr.. Fred T. Lamm. of Chaunte.
Okla. were married last Saturday at
the home OF the bride, who is the
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Welse They are now spending a
|. short time California. and will
make their home in Chanute. Okla
Friday afternoon at the fair
grounds the second of a series of
games of base ball being PLAYED be-
tween Scout troops one and four was
pulled off. resulting in a victory for
troop four. Troop one carried off the
victory at the other game played some
time ago. The next game will be fol-
the championship, and is expected by
Scout Masters Woodruff and Jones to
exceed any-of the big league games