The Bingham County news. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1918-1930, 1921-05-13
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Mrs. Marie Jones has returned
from an extended trip to the coast.
Miss E. L. Merriman went to Poca
tello Friday to spend the day.
Pierce Egan and T. B. DAILY were
Mrs. Grace M. Stevens was calling
on Friends in Idaho Falls Tuesday.
The new Royal Electric Bakery,
corner Broadway and Bridge, opens
for business today (Friday.)
piece of pie free with each five cent
cup of coffee today.-adv.
Mrs. T. ]. Wright had as a week.
end guest, Miss Ellen Sundquist, of
Firth.
M. German, of Lava Hot Springs,
transacted business here the last OF
the week.
B. Walker, of Rigby, was here ON
business mission the latter part Of
last week.
Mr. and Mrs. j. G. Millick have as
a guest their daughter, Mrs. John
Browning, of Ogden.
J, w. Denners, of Mackay, was a
business visitor in Blackfoot last
Friday.
Buy l. H. C. machinery. You can
always get repairs. Sterling 1mple-
ment Co. tt
Fire Observation-Disclosures, Tel. 120. tt
Iron Age, Aspinwall and Keystone
potato planters at the Sterling Im-
plement Co. tt
Look over the 1. c. H. and P. &, 0.
line of cultivators before you buy
Sterling Implement Co. tt
Get your Iron Age, Keystone and
Aspinwall potato planter repairs at
Sterling implement Co. tt
E. NJ Kennedy was business Wis
itor in Salt Lake few days the
latter part of last week.
Lawrence Bingham is now employ
ed in a store in Arco, having left for
that city last Thursday.
Miss Lillian Jordan came from
Idaho Falls to spend the weekend
with her parents
The new Royal Electric Bakery,
corner Broadway and Bridge, opens
for business today (Friday.) A
piece of pie free with each five cent
cup of coffee today.-adv.
Editor Lee Jenkins, of the Aber-
deem Times, was a business and So
cial caller in this city Wednesday.
Buy genuine Nc Cormick and
Deering repairs at the I. H. G. deal
ers. They always fit. Sterling I'm
plement Co. -- II
A. E. Byers, of Seattle, lis here at
tending to his interests and visiting
old time friends. Mr.. Byers former
ly lived in this city.
Mrs. James M. Andersen returned
Monday to her home in Lewiston
Utah, after a two weeks visit in this
city at the home of her son, Judge
]. H. Andersen.
Mrs. H. H. Morris and children, af-
ter visiting at the home OF Mrs
Morris sister, Mrs. p. o. Thorsten-
berg, returned ITO their home in Ru.
pert last Friday.
Headaches, dizziness and stomach
arrangements that are persistent, are
often caused by latent eye defects
that only a specialist can remedy
For results see DR.. H. H. Scarbor'
ough at the Eccles Hotel. Tuesday
Nav nth. ad,
j. M. Andersen, son of Judge ane
Mrs. ]. H. Andersen, returned Sun
day from California, where he spent
the winter. He will remain II
Blackfoot this summer and return t.
California again in the fall.
Wednesday T. B. DAILY assumed the
duties of traffic policeman, having
received the appointment that day
In the future you must not let Mr.
DAILY see you driving car without {
proper license tag.
The young mems class of the Bap
fist Sunday School gave box socia
at the church last Friday night
which netted uhem $37, to be uset
for church benefit. Those presen
report a good time.
The new Royal Electric Bakery
corner Broadway and Bridge, open