The Bingham County news. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1918-1930, 1923-03-16
PINGREE
IN HALF THE TIME.

In half the time 1t takes to tell
Well fix the bloomin' thing
Well fix it UP and fix it we'll
If you will only bring
Your Radiator to Headquarters fol
Radiator Repairs. Nugent Meta
Works. adv II
LEFT from last week.
The surprise party given at Mr.
and Mrs. Beebe's place last Tuesday
evening was greatly enjoyed by all
present. Dancing and refreshments
were the features Of the evening.
The Pingree basket ball teams
played Riverside last Friday evening
Some very good games were played
Riverside being the winner of the
games.
Oral Carlile met with a very paiu-
full accident last Sunday afternoon,
when he got his hand caught in a gas
oline engine in some way, which
mashed his fingers very badly, and
it was necessary to have on of them
taken off. He is very lucky that his
hand wasn't ground in the machinery.
The family of T. P. Fackrell are
recovering from the humps.
The Thomas school boys basket
ball team played here Friday evening.
The home team won. There was
large crowd down from Thomas, and
they all attended the dance which
followed the basket ball game.
Miss Vina Howell is recovering
from the mumps.
Sylvester Caldwell made a business
trip to Blackfoot Monday, returning
on the train Tuesday.
The Relief Society hold their meet
ings every Tuesday afternoon at $3.50
with very good turn-outs.
Merthen Rich, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Chase Rich, came nearly meeting
with a very serious accident last
week. The horse on which he was
riding fell on the ice, and his foot
caught in the stirrup. The horse be-
came frightened and started to run, |
but fortunately was stopped by Ilene |
Fackre1l, who happened to see the |
horse just as he headed for home
Alva Johanson made business trip
to Blackfoot Friday, returning Satur-
lay.
Chase Rich attended the Dog Races
1t Ashton recently.
Elmer Johnson, the 10-year-oId son
# Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Johnson gor
lis leg broke last week at school
Mrs. Louie Mark and some Of her
hildren have gone to Salt Lake City.
Mr.. Norton is feeding his sheep ON
he H. G. G. Rich place.
E. S Buchanan is putting up ice at
his writing, for summer use. {
The infant daughter of Mr.: ard ,
Irs. Frank Bradford was blessed at
he L. D. 8. serbfces recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. I. Fl. Barlow visited
If. and Mrs. Norton last Wednesday, :
he ladies are cousins.
A very pleasant surprise was Civ r
Il on Mr.. and Mrs. Campbell, who
we on the VIM Horton place, last
evening. A very enjoyable :,
me was had by air Dancing and
yenfng.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. S. Caldwell were
unday guests at the home of Mr:
nd Mrs. R. P. FackreIT .
ParI Horton, Of Thomas, was a :,
fngree visitor, Sunday. n
The house party given by Mr.. and :,
RS. Rice last week was greatly en- ;,
yed by a large crowd. Dancing W
I'd refreshments were INDUCED In. .,
Choir practice was held Sunday ev- ~
ling, led by Prof. Hawkes.. -,
Mr.. and Mrs. Theron Fackrell and n,
N, ANGEL and daughter Verna, have 4,
'turned to Pfngree. They lived at G,
)ringfield this winter. si
The basket ball game between Pin q,
zee and Blackfoot that was scheduT- p,
for Friday, was postponed on ac- Il,
,unt of bad roads. w
Last Tuesday evening the members a,
" the Relief Society and their hus- n.
lnds, met at the home of Mrs Jane
irlffe and gave her a very pleas h,
It surprise and handkerchief show Il,
:. She was also presented with fiji
me very nice beads. The evening FIR
as spent in dancing, games and mu- G.,
C. Refreshments consisting Of III
g oyster supper, cake and ice cream b,
as served at twelve o'clock. A joT- fl,
good time was had by all. Mrs. 10
lrIiIe is First Counsellor of the Re- re-
# Society. F.
The Relief Society viii give a pro- hi
am and dinner on the 18th of March, h,
flowed by a big dance. A very p