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Newspaper

The Blackfoot Optimist

Location

Blackfoot, Idaho, United States of America

Date

May 01, 1913

Page

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Beakley sues Optimist for ten thousand damages

In Idaho Blackfoot a lawyer, J. A. Beakley, sues The Twice-A-Week Optimist and manager Karl P. Brown for 3000, 4000, and 3000 dollars in three counts tied to editorials during Beakley’s county attorney and city attorney terms. The complaint outlines publication of damaging remarks in the local paper and requests repayment for arrears in subscriptions.

W- A. Beakley Optimist Publishing Company Karl P. Brown Beakley Blackfoot Bingham Couty State of Idaho Bingham County Idaho

Three Prisoners Brought From Pocatello by Sheriff

Last Saturday Sheriff Jones received three federal prisoners from Pocatello. They are of varied colors and nationalities. One man, George Tokeshoi from the land of the cherry blossom, drew three months for white slavery and sought to arrange a marriage with Nina Hall of Pocatello. Deputy Fackrell recalled a previous case where a prisoner could marry during confinement, but nothing came of it here. William Walker, a cotton picker from Geo'ah, sold distilled liquor and faced a fine totaling one hundred big iron coins plus three more in the fumigated courthouse. Frank Hamilton, described as white, had attacked the post office at Salmon City and drew three months. The prisoners will be kept in the basement as federal inmates.

Jones Pocatello George Tokeshoi Georg Nina Hall George Fackrell William Walker Geo’ah Court House Frank Hamilton P. O Salmon City

Arbor Day Observed In City Clean Sweep

Mayor West proclaimed Friday April 25 Arbor Day. Businesses closed and workers with rakes hoes and shovels removed debris from homes alleys and streets. Citizens kept up the cleanup spirit, keeping the city in a state of cleanliness and beauty.

West Lvery

Odd Fellows District Meet Held in Pocatello

About thirty five Odd Fellows of Blackfoot attended the district meeting of the lodge in Pocatello on Arbor Day. Blackfoot members conferred the first and third degrees on several members. The next meeting will return to Blackfoot in February and will include Pocatello Montpelier Soda Springs Malad American Falls Rockland and Aberdeen.

Odd Fellows of Blackfoot Pocatello Montpelier Soda Springs Malad American Falls Rockland Aberdeen

Merchants to Learn Who Are Dead Beats in Walla Walla

Merchants Mercantile Co of Walla Walla plans a credit guide to track customers across the United States. Merchants rate buyers by payment history and notify them before rating. Current Event Club hosts an May 6 Star theatre entertainment with music readings live pictures and paintings, 50 cents admission, proceeds for club piano.

Star Theatre

Women of Woodcraft Compete at Idaho Falls Meet

Women of Grove City Circle 431 Blackfoot traveled to Idaho Falls on Thursday April 24 to compete for the trophy with Rock Lilly Circle 218. They were greeted at the train, escorted to Foe’s Lodge Hall, and hosted to a banquet at six. The evening featured initiatory and installation work by both circles, with Grand Banker Bertha M Sumner Leach present as judge and speaker.

Grove City Blackfoot Rock Lilly Circle Idaho Falls Prine Foes Lodge Hall Bucklin Idaho Faille Grove City Circle Bertha M. Sumner Leach

Mrs Bertha Burkhardt Buys Carson House Furnishings

Mrs Bertha Burkhardt purchased the furnishings of the Carson rooming house on North Main Street this week and will run the house in the future. She is a respected businesswoman with many supporters hoping for continued success.

Bertha Burkhardt Carson North Main Street

We Have Delivery Wagon Express Service Expansion

Agent Evans stated this week that American Express would launch a full delivery service once a wagon and horse could be shipped. The plan seems straightforward with no further complications anticipated.

New Grocery In Town Opens In Barker & Davis Room

Earnest Pearson of Salt Lake opens a new grocery in the former Barker and Davis premises, marking a fresh retail entry in town.

Earnest Pearson Salt Lake Barker & Davis

Humphries to Remain in Charge at Idaho School

Boise April 29 No change will be made in the immediate future in the head of the Idaho Industrial Training School at St Anthony and Superintendent Humphries who has been under fire for some time will remain in charge. The board reports the stay is temporary and was agreed after a board trip to several institutions. The board praises the schools and notes needed repairs will be addressed.

Deaf, Dumb and Blind School Gooding Academy of Idaho Pocatello St. Anthony H. Harland Boise Herman J. Rossi St Anthony Butte Wallace David L. Evans Malad Bruce Idaho Industrial Training School

Death of 84 year old Mrs Jennie Griffin remains

An aged citizen, Mrs Jennie Griffin aged eighty four years, died at W T Browns residence in the city Tuesday April 29 at 5 30 P M The widow of a Civil War veteran The funeral will be Friday at 2 30 P M in Brown Eldredge undertaking parlors with Rev Alfred George of the Episcopal church officiating Interment will follow at Grove City cemetery

Jennie Griffin W. T Brown Brown- Eldredge Alfred George Episcopal Church Grove City

Trout spawn received for Wolverine Creek effort

Six0 thousand eastern brook trout spawn were received Wednesday by Deputy Game Warden R A Palmer and taken immediately to Wolverine Creek for stocking.

Wolverine Creek R. A. Palmer Wolvering Creek

Banker Arrested in Leadore Bank Scandal

W. W. Lottridge cashier of Leadore State Bank was arrested on charges of making false returns. The bank is placed in receivership by Judge Stevens upon the bank examiner’s application. Depositors are expected to be fully paid. stockholders may incur losses. Butter wrappers printed at the Optimist office, aid.

W. W. Lottridge Leadore State Bank Stevens

Capital Stock Surplus and Profits

A clipped OCR fragment notes items on capital stock, surplus, and profits. The readable portion hints at financial headings likely from a corporate or company report, suggesting sections detailing equity, retained earnings, and overall financial position.

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the Sixth Judicial District Bingham State of A. Beakley Ve. Optimist Publishing Company, Limited A Corporation Optimist Publishing Company, Limited Maho Wardh Company Cris Frogner Moreland F. E. DeKay Billy Jones Cris Jensen Talbot Michigan Truxton Talbot Plainwell Mich Republican Pocatello Advance Boneyard Mountain Home New Time Pocatello Chronicle Pocattello Tribune A. B. Richards Dr. Hoover Millick Block Neil F. Boyle & Company Odd Fellows At Merchantie Merchants Mercantile Company Incorporated Walla Walla Wash United States Women OF Woodcraft Carson House Humphries State Industrial School—Board of Control Bingham County Good Roads and Auto Association W. E Patrie Reform School Teamsters FR. W. Weat R. W. West Overton Nev N. F. Boyle Hardware Store Woodmen of America Optimist Ady U.S. Depository For D. W Standrod & CO Bankers Parkinson Realty and Investment Co Blackfoot, Idaho
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