The Bingham County news. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1918-1930, 1921-07-08
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Even in these quiet sandhills the
Fourth of July is felt to be the day
among days, and the pleasant pre-
paration in anticipation of the many
ways of celebrating was carried on
for days. All arose at daytbreak and
with one accord went out to take a
look at the weather. The clear skies
and cool air added the longed-for
finishing touch and all were content
ed, even the too busy farmer who
celebrated by working a little hard
er in the bayfield,. Some OF Presto's
people and many from neighboring
townships motored or drove to VOL
VERNE or farther points among the
hills for quiet time Of camping and
fishing. Several other families at
tended the celebration at Wapallo.
A party consisting of Miss Mabel
Bennett, William and Verna Just
and their guests from Salt Lake City,
has ventured as far as Mt. Putnam.
All rode horseback, and provisions
were taken by the aid of pack
horse. Another party, consisting Of
F., Mr.. George Wilson. Of Lima, Mon
tana, Miss 'Leona Hall, Joseph Hall,
Miss Edith Mackie and Mrs. w. E..
Hall, motored to the Lava Hot
Springs. Some quietly celebrated at
home in picnic fashion, but all were
happy in honoring the day of Inde-
pendence.
! On Monday, the 9th of June, Mr..
and Mrs. Henry Williams motored
to Firth, taking with them their
youngest hopeful, who was then lad
of about two weeks.
Mrs. Jack Stutznegger is at her
home in Wapello again, after having
spent few days at the Henry Will
liams home.
Mrs. Frank Phillips called on Mrs.
son, of Wicks, was also visitor at
the Hall ranch on that day.
Mrs. Fred Twitchell and small
daughter were Blackfoot visitors on
Tuesday.
Frank Pratt is taking care of j. A
canal during his absence. Mr.
Vaughn is in Butte, Montana, and in
a telegram recently sent, he states
that he is "snowed in" there.
Mrs. r. D. Hughes was Firth
visitor on Thursday.
Mrs. M. "A. Jensen has returned
from her weeks outing in the hills
and was a Blackfoot visitor on Sat
urday.
William Pratt made a business trip
to Blackfoot on Saturday.
Mrs. w. E. Hall and Miss Leona
Hall were shopping in Firth on
Thursday.
Arley Beasley, who has ranch
near Coldwater, is spending week
in the valley, where he is assisting
M. A. Jensen in putting up his hay
Joseph Hall was a Firth visitor
on Saturday.
Mrs. Emma Just called on Mrs. r.
d. Hughes on Sunday.
Miss Josie Kalferd visited with
Mary Pratt on Sunday.
Frank Phillips, Frank Pratt and
Patt Caldwell, were callers at the
Hall ranch on Sunday.
1t is reported that Peter Fraile has
sold his ranch here and as yet has
made no definite arrangements for
his future location.
Mrs. G. 0. Jensen visited at the
NJ. A. Jensen home on Sunday.
Eddie Ka.lferd has been aiding Mr.
Carlson put up his hay.
Peter Kalferd and Tony Bartausky
have been putting up Mr.. Bartaus-
ky's hay. AS soon as they finish it
they will begin upon Mr.. Kalferd's.
They hope to have both jobs finished
by the end of the coming week. July
10th.
Mrs. r. ID. Hughes was a caller at
the Tony Bartausky home on Mon
day.
Frank Pratt and family were call
ers at the Gordon Vaughn home on
| Monday