Local Notices and Social Roundup From Pingree Area
Rich Ra Prince of the Geological Survey preached at the Lox meeting house to a good sized congregation. Hartwell & Co. installs a refining machine and will extract yellow stuff soon at Engle Bend. Mr Iverson's school closed at Pingree last Friday and he left for cannon to improve his desert entry law. Farmers report crops nearly ready and plan irrigation. On Thursday to work the old women and babies travel the road. A. B. Stevens and F. P. Bales visited Eagle Bend Tuesday. Mr. Beebe did not arrive. Hills car stuck in a waste ditch, J. E. Baker pulled him out. Mrs. John Carman made a business trip to Blackfoot Tuesday. S P Graham spent the week courting in Blackfoot. Mrs. R. P. Cope of Pingree was hospitalized in Blackfoot Monday for appendectomy. Kate Hawking helps care for Cope's children. Mrs. Graham, courting in town, kept busy. Mr. Leroy Howell, operated on for Saran, returned home to Pingree Saturday. Mrs. Fred Hill and daughters Sarah and Nellie McPharton from Shoshone visited Mrs. Alma Clough Thursday, then rode to Eagle Bend to view the government cable across Snake River. They returned on Shoshone Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
RA Prinrce
Mac Bolen
George Smith
Riverside
H. C
Rich
Lox
Hartwell & Co
Engle Bend
Iverson
Pingree
Cannon
A. B. Stevens
F. P. Bales
Eagle Bend
Beebe
Hills
J. E. Baker
Leroy Howell
Saran
Fred Hill
Sarah
Nellie McPharton
Shoshone
al ‘Ma Clough
Snake River
Fishing trip returns a string of twenty eight speckled beauties
Sunday Presto H K Williams went up the river for fishing and brought back twenty eight fine speckled trout. Phyllis and Stewart Hoover rode out from Blackfoot Sunday evening and visited James Just ranch before moonrise. Anna Brenton, the popular teacher, will spend the summer in Nebraska with relatives. Mrs Kerr returns home after a three month stay in Colorado and Minnesota. Hadker, Mrs Brown, Mrs HammerMaster and Miss Lightner explored Wolverine canyon caves Sunday. Mr Carpenter of Springfield spoke at school houses last Saturday night. In the interests of the F H G only a few attended to hear Carpenter. McElveen Brothers the two man band spent Sunday with the Pattersons and toured the countryside with their music. Notice is hereby given that I M B Marner convicted of grand larceny at the February term in the Sixth District Court. Murner P Q Box 08 Boise Idaho MIS-112
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. K. Williams
Phyllis
Stewart Hoover
Blackfoot
James Just Ranch
Anna Brenton
Nebraska
Kerr
Relaves
Colorado
Minos
Hadker
Mrs. Brown
Hammermaster
Lightner
Wolverine Canyon
Carpenter
Springfield
McElveen Brothers
Pattersons
Oes
Term of school ends with notable eighth grade event
Last week the small rural school closed after a successful term with students passing grades. The afternoon program featured dialogues recitations and a Dixieland style coon song performed by ten students, followed by an eighth grade graduation list including Happle Verna Vicent Nina Peterson Orin Gertis and Howard Hill plus a social supper for departing teachers Miss Goodlander and Miss Pentz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dixie
Happle
Verna Vicent
Nina Peterson
Orin Gertis
Howard Hill
Miss Goodlander
Miss Pentz
Prenton
Elmer Olde
Montana
Sam Freckleton
Stor
Geo
Hall
FOR SALE OR TRADE New Underwood typewriter
Public notices list various classified items and ads from the Blackfoot Optimist including found items like a string of gold beads and a stray horse, rental offerings for rooms and a store, and legal notices from the Department of the Interior and county offices detailing homestead and tax deeds with dates in 1913 and witnesses named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Underwood
Dissolution notice for Coleman and Seay partnership
Notice from Blackfoot Idaho dated May 2 1913 states that the partnership of Coleman and Seay under the name Coleman & Co is dissolved with retiring partner R H Seay. William i i Sey Idaho KR D No remains. See public notice for details and filing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A &. Coleman and
R. Hmapseen
Seay
Coleman & A
Hoare
Probate hearing set for Williams will in Idaho county
In Bingham County Idaho Probate Court fixes June 7 1912 at 10 a.m. for hearing on the will of Griffith E Williams and petition for letters testamentary to Mary A Williams as clerk Ivan Jensen notes the time and place in the court room of the courthouse. A second notice details a foreclosure sale by The Investors Mortgage Security Company against Albert L Walker Harriet C Walker and G G Wright with a judgment dated May 19 1913 for 2859 78 plus interest costs and counsel fees 350 and sale of property in Bingham County Idaho to satisfy the judgment conducted by Sheriff W R Jones on May 22 1913.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of the Interior
U. S
Blackfoot
Idaho
Michael Crean
Sterling
Mary Kelly
Butte
Montana
Bec
Range
Bees Meridian
Crean Haa
Henry W. Kiefer
Thomas & Andersen
Register
Attorneya
Aes
James Young
Walter Scrivner
de Setene
Bingham County
Blackfoot Optimist
L. Ivan Jensen
Said Probate Court
Griffith E. Williams
Mary A Williams
Ivan Jensen
Bingham
Havig
Lon. Iascu
Beal
Brife
District Court of
Sixth Judicial District
County of
State of
Inventora’ Spitahes. Security Company, Limited
Albert L. Walker
Harriet C. Walker
G. G. Wright
Costa
United States
W. R. Jones
Foreclosure and land notice from Blackfoot Idaho May 1918
Notices of desert land proof and foreclosure sale in Blackfoot Idaho. Describes John H. Bond filing final proof for land claim and witnesses named. Also lists sheriff sale of multiple parcels in Bingham County with details of land tracts and water rights. Sale scheduled at county court house door on June 4 with public auction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of the Interior
Blackfoot
Idaho
John A. & Il
Boise Meridian
Campbell
B- W. Campbell
Phil Hause H. Keller
Henry W. Kiefer
U. S
John H. Bond
United States Land Office
Cielmont
James G. Bond
Samuel G. Knox
Thomas G. Bond
Grant Raush
People's Pans and Irrigation Co
Iaho
Entry record for James Higby Pingree with witnesses
Entry No 478 by James S Higby of Pingree in July 1513 with witnesses John Josephson R P Cope C C Anderson E N Day all of Pingree. Cash paid for clean cotton rags at the Optimist office. Butter wrappers printed at the Optimist office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James 8. Higby
Pingree
Idai
Lorenzo
Rytas
Thn Rae
John Josephson
R. P. Cope
C. C. Anderson
E. N. Day
James S. Higby
Optimist Office
Also Mentioned on This Page
I. M. B. Marner
District Court of the Sixth
M. B. Murner
P. Q
Boise
Goodrich
Watson's Garage
Vinia Fowler
James C. Fowler
State of Idaho
District Court of the
Moore
Blaine County
Te Cou
District Court
J. T, Carruth
P. O
U. S. Rmeign
Horace L. Hale
William B. Taylor
Frank Moron
Mecham
William Rage
Henry W Kiefer
Sous
Eee U. 3
Maho
Theois
Dore B. Goodpasture
East
S. A. Buesenbark
B. F. Reddick
James Hunter
al. Hancock
Gause
George Horseley
Sixth Judicial District of Idaho
Ada
He Parsons
L. Iven Jensen
Comey
Isaima
Julian
Oven
Caput
Candy
Bragiees Rer
Watson
Shilling Avenue
Mra
J. B King
Bertha Burkhardt
Mra. C. Kinney
R. J. Blackfoot
Estray—Bay
J. QO. Morgan
Corral
Morgan
Estray
Fred Bergeson
Bringen
North Main Street
James Buttcane, Te
North
Stout Avenue
J. F. Lewis
H. C. Barker
J. C. Malick
North Shilling Avenue
May Myers
East Judical Street
Colonante
W. Ora Chapman
Blackfoot, Idaho
Frank A. Bloan
Osteopathic
Boyle Building
W. A. Beakley
W. Gaumer
Chiropractic
Office
West Pacific ST
1818 Theatre
M._A. KILLION
U. S Ee
John W. Jones
Yuma
Belize Meridian
United States Office
Lesley "Coreridge
Eterling
Ing
Orris Garder
T. Stones
U. S. Land Office
Gardner
Shelley
Hom
Coe
United States Lann
Joseph M. Hansen
Joseph Landon
Queen Idaho
Alma Quirky
Ie Kimball Idaho
David Staples
Per Idaho
William
Fentry
Tao
the Probate Court OF
Mortgage Curity Company, A
Ve. Albert L Walker
Harriet , Walker
Charles Miller
Distie Comertin
Haries Iaintift
Thomas Lesches
Ann Jones
A. G., Edwards
William A. Hickenlooper
Wets Misieream
William A. Hilenlooper
Bonne Creek
D. Iaisialock
Anthony
Court House Door de Couham
Jefeni
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