The Bingham County news. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1918-1930, 1922-01-13
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farmer and rural dweller wish for
the indoor job of the town man, as
Jack Frost has but very little re-
spect for the feelings Of those who
are compelled to brave his rigorous
breath, yet stock must be fed, milk
ing done, chickens taken care of,
wood cut, and all the many tasks
about the farm taken care of. With
the thermometer lowering about the
zero mark, and when the sound Of
a wagon on the snow gives forth
that mournful song, half way be-
tween a moan and ring, that may
be heard for miles, all these outdoor
jobs make the farmer yish that he
worked indoors or that the weather
were less rigorous.
The Olerains made the trip to
Firth on Monday, but as all the
business houses were closed, the trip
was failure so far as accomplish
ing anything wa sconcerned. Mon
day being the official New Years
day, anyone who had forgotten the
fact was compelled to make the trip
to town on another day.
Eddie Kalferd was caller at the
NJ A. Jensen ranch on Monday,
where he and several more young
people enjoyed the skating on the
slough.
Miss Edith Mackie and brother,
Fred, attended the dance at Wapello
on Tuesday evening.
James Just was a Blackfoot Wis
itor on Friday.
Mr.. an dMrs, Jack Jensen spent
New Years day in Blackfoot visiting
at the home of Mrs. Jensen's par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Jorgensen.
Berkeley Larsen was a business
visi tor.in Firth on Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Orville Davis spent
the weekend in Blackfoot visiting
with the mother of Mrs. Davis.
C. V. Jensen and wife, of Aber-
deem, were visitors at the Jack Jen-
sen home on Monday and Tuesday.
Monady evening both families ait
tended the New Years dance given
at Kimball.
On account Of misunderstanding
very few children made their APP
pearance at school on Monday, in
fact, 80 few were present that the
teachers decided that school might
as we'll be dismissed SO that those
who were present returned home
and spent the day celebrating the
new year.
John Teeples visited the school
on Wednesday.
M. A. Jensen and wife attended
the dance at Wapello on Tuesday
evening, and report having had
very pleasant time.
Adclph Bartausky attended the
picture show at Firth on Friday tv-
ening.
On Saturday evening crowd Of
friends and neighbors staged sur
prise party on Mr.. and Mrs. Jack
Jensen, bringing along picnic lunch
and music. The evening was spent
in dancing, singing and playing
games. At late hour the lunch
was served. A very enjoyable even
ing was had. Those present were,
William Mackie and wife, Peter
Kalferd and family, Peter Bartausky
and wife, Miss Edith and Fred Mac
kie, Miss Elva Hansen, Kermit Ben
net, Charles Just, Peck Larsen,
Adolph Bartausky, Martin Jorgen-
sen, Josephine and Eddie Kalferd,
Max and G.. O. Jensen.
On Friday Edith and Fred Mackie
attended the picture show at Firth.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Mackie
were visitors at the M. A. Jensen
home on Tuesday,
Mesdames William Mackie and M
A. Jensen were visitors at the G. o.
Jensen home on Wednesday.
Several of the business men of
Firth We're out in this neighborhood
on Sunday enjoying the rabbit
shooting. The bunnies seem thick
Ter than ever this winter, and Presto
extends an invitation to all who
wish to enjoy the sport of shooting
the pests.
Jacob Stutznegger is recovering
from a seige of the grip.
William Hall and family were Wis