The Bingham County news. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1918-1930, 1922-10-27

Gay.
Bert Winchell has been attending
the Teachers Institute at Blackfoot
the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mark Farmer return
ed from Blackfoot Wednesday morn
ing.
Misses Ruth Letton, Laura Water
man, Ruth Blomquist, Eula Wells, Eb
ba Frederickson, Pearl Barrett and
Mrs. Lillian Woodruff have been at
tending the Institute at Blackfoot
this week.
Merrill McCurdy and a friend from
Shelley left Monday morning for
the Salmon River country to hunt.
Mrs. Arne Bolstead and children
spent Friday afternoon in Idaho Falls
AKRON Croney and son Leonard
spent Monday fishing up on Black
foot river.
Jack Foster and an acquaintance
from Salt Lake City left Tuesday for
the upper country for a couple of
weeks deer hunt.
Mrs. James Travers and two sons
left Friday for Boulder. Colo, to
make their future home. Mr.. Travers
two sons and daughter drove thru in
his car a short time ago.
William Murphy and family have
returned from the ranch to start the
children into school Monday.
Mrs. A. Showalter Of Pocatello was
the guest of Mrs. Clyde Hudson the
past week.
Dwight Vickery and Albert John
son went to Blackfoot Saturday.
O. 8. Sartin went to Pocatello Sat-
urday to see his wife whoh as been
very i'll lately.
Clyde Hudson was a business visi-
tor to Blackfoot Saturday.
George Anthony who has been up
to Mackay the past few months re-
turned Thursday.
Ernest Pearson and wife OF Poca-
tello were in Firth Saturday.
Mark Farmer Firth's genial banker
and Democratic nominee for County
Commissioner was in Blackfoot the
fore part Of the week on business.
Mrs. Leo Taylor and children Of
Blackfoot spent Thursday visiting at
the home Of her sister Mrs. c. Hudson
Olaf Erickson. Ernest sundquist and
Gordon Anderson motored to Idaho
Falls Saturday.
Charles e. Harris, Democratic NOM
inee for District Judge was in Firth
Saturday on business relative to the
coming election.
Dewey Barton, graduate Of Bow
ems School Of Pharmacy Brunswick,
Mo-, returned to Firth. Monday to
again take up his duties at the Firth
Pharmacy after an absence of sew
eral months. While away he also
took a post graduate course in phar-
macy and attended the Idaho State
Pharmaceutical convention at Boise,
He reports the largest convention Of
and Mrs. Barton will move up to
Firth from Blackfoot into the Barnett
house. Firth welcomes them.
Misses Pansy. and Edith Fraker re-
turned to Pocatello Sunday after
spending institute week with their
parents. They are attending high SCH
DOL at that place.
Mrs. Bert Winchell is reported as
being on the sick list
Rosina and Mary Wernette also
Laura Jane and Freddie Schockey
returned to Blackfoot after spending
, a week with home folks. They are
, attending st. Margarets.
Firth, the past week was treated
to something "new' socially when
Mr.. and Mrs. Leo Gushwa entertained
progressively for six nights, Monday
to Saturday. Those present report a
very interesting radio musical pro-
gram each evening from various pla-
ces: Fort Worth, and Dallas Texas
Los Angeles and Sacramento; Phoe-
nix Arizona, Denver Colo, Oklahoma
City Oklahoma and Davenport Iowa
After each program delicious coffee
and waters were served by the hos.
tess.
Mrs. Bert Robbins has been on the
sick list this past week.
Mr.. Hurdle principal of the district
school and Mr.. Ramsey pricipal oil
the High school attended institute al
Blackfoot last week.
The bulk of the "spud crop" is out
of the ground at this time. The far.
mers have been favored by very good
weather so far digging. Let us hope
for better market situation.
The Melba Theatre was very well
attended Friday and Saturday nights
The feature of attraction being ma.
dam X" starring Pauline Fredericks
Work on the new high school bull.
ding is progressing rapidly.
On Monday morning the ding dong
of the school bell thru the crisp au.
tumn air brought the children after
three weeks vacation to the house
of learning.