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The Blackfoot Optimist

Location

Blackfoot, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Aug 24, 1916

Page

8

Backfoot Socials and Miners Stir Local News Briefing

Davidson Mrs Clough and Miss Clough visited Blackfoot on business while Miss Melvis boarded a train to Butte. Ralph and Mia Capp of Pingrew shopped in Blackfoot on Thursday. Leona May Glotys Graham George Rich Gene Burriston and the Burristons toured Blackfoot Saturday. James Jackson and family Dell Clough Charley Baker and Shorty were at Eagle Bend Sunday. Frank Weagan supervisor of the Gold Point placer mines and clerk Ed Harden were in Blackfoot Saturday on mine business. An Aberdeen woman reportedly died after a mad bull incident last week. A mad coyote reportedly visited the Trolin ranch near Firth with no injuries reported.

Reverend Paddock Lectures at Weiser School House Event

Reverend Paddock of the Inter Mountain Institute at Weiser lectured at the school house last Monday night. A fair sized crowd heard him and felt well paid for their trouble. He has broad experience and a message for everyone.

Paddock Inter-Mountain Institute Weiser Menry Williams Just W. J. Rainey Idaho Falls Rainey Eagle Rock York Sewing Society Austin Mia Anntan Max Smith Blackfoot Clarice Dorrit Park City Utah William Drew Blackfoot Thuraslay

Plan to capitalize Idaho resources endorsed by many leaders

A broad coalition of financiers and students of economy endorse D W Davis plan to capitalize Idaho resources. Hundreds have verbally supported it and many letters praise applying business methods to state government. Notable endorsements include D W Davis from American Falls and a letter from Zions Savings Bank and Trust Company of Utah signed by cashier O B Beebe.

D. W Idaho Nntil Ita West Davis Zions Bavings Bank and Trust Company Utah Beebe

Wapello Schoolhouse Brick Addition Bids Sought

Bids requested for brick addition to the Wapello schoolhouse. Plans viewable in the county superintendent of schools office in the courthouse. Sealed bids accepted until August 28 and addressed to W. J. Bithell, Clerk of School Board, Blackfoot.

Wapello County Superintendent of Schools Court House W. J.bithell Blackfoot D. J

Peddlers Arrested for License Breach in City

Last Monday Acting Chief of Police Groseclose arrested two foreign peddlers of underwear for selling without a city license costing five dollars daily. They claimed poverty but, faced with a harsher term, obtained the license and fled to their oil camping grounds in Pocatello.

Groseclose Pocatello

Special Premiums on Bread and Rolls at Fair

Yellowstone Special bread wins 1st prize at the fair with $3.00, 2nd prize $2.00. Rolls earn 1st prize $2.00 and 2nd prize $1. Cakes show 1st prize $2.00, 2nd prize $1.00 for light, and dark takes 1st prize $1.00. Blackfoot Grain & Pro. Co., E. M. Hubbell, manager, display at the event.

Yellowstone Blackfoot Grain & Pro. CO E. M. Hubbell Mgr

Riverside Bee Hive Girls Camp Trip and Gatherings

Riverside Bee Hive Girls from Knoheachee and Horewau Swa in Riverside Ward, led by Rebecca Wilson, plus Hee Keepers Dorothy Peterson and Sarah Dalton, hired a truck for a Lava Hot Springs camping trip reporting excellent fishing and sports. They hosted a campfire with Blackfoot First Ward Bee Hive sisters, forty one girls attending. Peterson recently returned from a Northern states mission, after illness. G. W. Smith family visiting Lehi, Utah, with a Riverside hall event planned for J F Peterson’s honor.

Knoheachee Horewau Riverside Ward Rebecca Wilson Hee Dorothy Peterson Sarah Dalton Havewii Boviety Riverside Bee Hive Peterson Salt Lake City G. WH. Smith Yes Lehi

McDonaldville Social Notes Include Travel and Visits

Mr and Mrs A Anderson and family visited Mr Andersons brother in Pingree and returned home Sunday evening. Mr George Capson went to Lost River to fish. Findlay boys will thresh grain on dry farms soon. Mrs Gorge Bailey and family went to Salt Lake City to visit relatives. Miss Agnes Peterson stayed with Miss Anna Jensen Sunday. Rosalind and Harold Capson visit Salt Lake City for a few weeks. Miss Hazel Wixom visited Maude and Edith Kinney. Mrs M Jensen and Mrs George C attended LD 8 Conte. Miss Anna Jensen is ill this week. Grain is ripe and harvesters are cutting with great haste.

A. Anderson Pingree

Beekeeper ad touts cheap excursions and tire mileage

An odd ad promotes greater tire mileage and weekly rates, inviting readers to ask about cheap excursions. It mentions Bee Agent and R Comipar and includes a quip about hearts stored in cell storage.

Grove City Cafe Takes Seven Year Lease on Worthman Bus

The Grove City Cafe has signed a seven year lease for the Worthman bus on Main Street and plans to occupy it in about ten days.

Grove City Cafe Worthman Main Street

Spend Sunday With The Folks At Great Leisure Excursions

Sunday trips offered with affordable rates from Saturday to Monday. Bee 0 8 L Agents provide details about excursions and pricing.

Candidacy announcements for local offices in 1916 primary

Grace Faulconer announces candidacy for Superintendent of Schools of Bingham County subject to Republican primary voters September 5 1916. Howard Biethan seeks GOP nomination for coroner. A candidate for re nomination to Justice of the Peace Blackfoot precinct on the Republican ticket also pledges to the September primary voters.

Bingham County Grace Faulconer Howard Biethan Office of Justice of the Peace Blackfoot

William Drew Seeks Sheriff Nomination in Bingham County

William Drew announces his candidacy for the Republican nomination for sheriff of Bingham County. He states candidacy is subject to the voters at the primary election on September 5, 1916.

Bingham County William Drew

Hall's Catarrh Medicine Advertises Cure and Reward

A historical advert promotes Hall's Catarrh Medicine with a one hundred dollar reward for incurable catarrh cases. It claims thirty five years of use, blood purification on mucous surfaces, and health improvement after short use. Testimonials and free samples are offered by F. J. Cheney & Co. Toledo, Ohio, with druggists selling the product.

Hall F. J. Cheney & CO Toledo Oho All Drugeist

Cure For Cholera Morbus Endorsed By Family Members

A testimonial from a caregiver praising Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. The writer cites a seven year old boy cured in infancy and notes other family members have used the medicine for cholera and bowel troubles with satisfaction. The product is advertised as readily obtainable everywhere.

Nomination date set for Probate Judge in Bingham County Idaho

T announces candidacy and re nomination plans subject to Republican primaries on September 5 1916. Malcom announces intent to seek re nomination for assessor and personal tax collector. Adair declares candidacy for re election as Prosecuting Attorney under the Republican banner with primary on September 5 1916.

Bingham County Idaho T. Malcom

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Plane OF D. W. Davis Parker Claribel Sickert Chiropractor Hunter Building Bridge Street Clegg Riverside News Tris Mcdonaldville Sota Bills’ Garage Jap Rose Sue K Eden Eee Justice OF the Peace The Brown-Hart Co Ird M. L. Fugate Garfield Bond A. E. Christensen Shelley Lours Herman H. Taylor G. Welle J. A. Howrey North Shilling Ave Blackfoot Packing Company T. D. Brown Mowrey's Ford Chexp Bargatn Poland P. W. Powers Taho Paris Inder H.C. Bond RF. D L. L. Folsom Buttcaze James E. Good Attorney At Law Maying A. Doud PH W. Adair Chancey Wallace Alladine U. & Land Office Fallenwider & Taylor N. Main St Blackfoot, Ida
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