The Bingham County news. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1918-1930, 1921-10-21
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MT. Doll PARSONS mas purchased
a new Ford car gently.
The opening social held at the
church last Tuesday evening was
attended by a good crowd. A short
program was rendered after which
games were played and dancing was
enjoyed by all. Refreshments were
served and the crowd departed for
their several places of abode.
Mrs. Edith Duncan of Logan,
Utah, arrived here recently for a
short visit with her uncles. Messrs.
Eph and Joe Johnson.
Paul Sellars of Grandview, was a
visitor in Sterling on business Fri
day
Lewis Tiechert made business
trip to American Falls this week,
returning Thursday.
Albert Parsons motored to Poca-
tello during this week on business
Miss Alice Aldous and Frank
Beebe went to Aberdeen Thursday
to attend the picture show.
Cap. Christensen was a Pingree
visitor Thursday evening where he
attended the dance.
The farmers of this community
are delighted with the lovely wea-
Their and are very busy harvesting
their crops while the sun shines.
Floyd Hiatt made a trip to Alb
erdeen Tuesday with load OF
grain.
Raymon Chapel of Pingree ar
rived here Friday. He will remain
here for several days.
Miss Mae Jones of Aberdeen
spent Sunday in Sterling visiting
friends.
Mr.. Bill Prudhome formerly OF
Grandview, who has spent most OF
his time during his absence in Can.
ada, arrived here Friday to visit
with old acquaintances.
Tom Richards of Aberdeen was
Sterling visitor one day during
this week.
The Mutual Improvement winter
work began Sunday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Julius Tiechert and
Mrs. Eulalie Page Tiechert motored
to Blackfoot to attend teachers in.
stitute this week.
Flyod Hiatt left here Saturday
for Salem, Utah, where he will re-
main Indefinitely.
Leslie Corbridge was very unfOr.
tunate in losing one of his best
work horses during this week.
Mr.. Henry Blair, who arrived here
ercently fom Salt Lake City, Utah
is living in Steling again. He hat
rented the Mcmillan residence.
Rudolph Seitinger returned from
Blackfoot Saturday after an alb
sence of several days.
Luke Davis and Mrs. Nettie Ha.
eel of Salem, Utah, and Mr.. and Mrs
Henry Christensen, Mr.. and Mrs
Sam Devoricks and Mrs. Lydia Snow
of Aberdeen were the guests of Mr
and Mrs. Gabriel Holmquist last
Sunday.
Mrs. Earl Leigh left Saturday fol
Blackfoot where she will remain
during this week visiting her hus.
band.
The Messrs Adrian and Ralph
Scissor of Taber were in this vicin.
ity duck hunting recently and while
hee visited with friends for a Short
time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard Reynolds
and family of Blackfoot were the
guests of Mr. and Mrs. ]. L. Baker
Sunday.
The Sunday school conference
will he held next Sunday at the L
D. S. church.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vern Slack ant
family of Blackfoot motored dowI
to Sterling Saturday morning ant
spent the day visiting with Mr.. ant
Mrs. John Cole.
Miss Zelda Loveless returned
home recently from Preston, Idaho
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Ward ant
daughter. Eunice, motored to Poca
tello Saturday.
Messrs. Otto and Tommy Nilsson
were Aberdeen visitors Thursda!
evening.
The Misses Alice and Florenc,
Brown, Clifford Cutting and Will
lis Ward motored to Aberdeen Fri
day to attend the dance.
Several carloads of people passet
through Sterling Sunday on thei
way to Blackfoot returning from
the reservation where they wit
messed the roundup of several thou
sand head of Indian cattle.
Mr.. Wiley was very unfortunat
in having a chaff stack burned las
Sunday