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Newspaper
The Blackfoot Optimist
Location
Blackfoot, Idaho, United States of America
Date
May 27, 1915
Page
5
Blackfoot day by day notices promote farm and city property bargains, a rooming house for sale, and horses and buggies for sale. Local names such as Tussye Andersen and Dr. V C White surface in brief items. Also listed are fashion items, visits, a car purchase, and a forthcoming health examination by Dr. H H Scarborough with no charge for the exam.
Dr Williams calls Firth this week while Phillip Thorstenberg visits Idaho to Firth. Mrs. Emily Just receiving medical care for grip. Al B Curtis oversees Red Cross garage while managing notary tasks. Millinery sale proclaims low rents and cheap hats. Lou and Tan ner’s ranch outing follows a student trip. Clegg’s Main street bargains promote new and second hand goods. Van Orden travels to Ogden to aid a cannery. Kinney & Co offers Gum Boots. Albert Browning suffers a broken nose from an automatic baseball bat incident.
Money the mint makes it and under the terms of the Continental Mortgage Company you can secure it at 6 per cent for any legal purpose on approved real estate. Terms easy tell us your wants and we will co operate with you. Petty & Company Be Denham Building Denver Colo 6 1 3. Bob Osborn son of Mr and Mrs Sydney Osborn has been suffering with the group this week. Buy your current magazines and periodicals at Powers Pharmacy. Edith the little daughter of Mr and Mrs Thomas Norton has been quite ill for the past week. Dent phone 390 Blackfoot The Palace drug store will soon have a new front and Marcus Mester has the contract to do the work.
Mrs Graham, who has been visiting at the LaCouer home for the past week departed for Morgan Utah Wednesday. Edwin Bills has gone to Pocatello where he has established an agency for the sale of Overland automobiles. Kinney & Co. offer quality and right prices on Gum Boots. Doc Southworth's departure from Blackfoot is a loss to his creditors. He was last heard of in Cottonwood Idaho. Ralph Adair is at Rochester Minnesota where Mrs Adair recently had a serious operation. they expect to be home in about three weeks.
Mise May Gertch of Arco arrived in Blackfoot on Wednesday to visit friends and join in the high school commencement. A number of out-of-town visitors are in Blackfoot this week for the ceremonies. Miss Nolda Johnson of Mackay, who had attended Blackfoot high school this year, returned home this morning. Clegg's Main street store advertises savings on new and second hand goods.
High Class Dress akeing A Stone and W F P Berryman will leave for the annual meeting of the Grand Lodge of K of P at Lewiston Tiaho. Painting and all its branches J HL Asher. Phone 96 J B Kennedy Tett goes to Moore with Temp Hopkins for about a week. Mrs E W Bailey of Minnesota returns home after visit with her parents at the Commercial hotel. Hats priced 3 50 to 5 00, reg 5 00 to 8 00. New line of White Hats. Mrs A Fret Weston in charge at Shelley depot has quit and returned to Black
An itemized notice lists a large variety of ladies and children's shoes priced from 1.00 and up. It also reports visitors and residents in Blackfoot including Mr and Mrs J J Quillan returning from Poratello and Lava Hot Springs, Dr Scarborough of Idaho Falls limiting his visits, Miss Jessie Lloyd’s return to Blackfoot, J T L Asher painting service, Mrs Alfred Hoover and daughters visiting, Mrs Mary Davis traveling from Salmon City via Mackay to Armstead and then California, with several other local movements and plans.
Mrs Linda Harrod of Fort Wayne reports years of stomach heaviness and pain ended after trying Chamberlain's Tablets last spring. She purchased a bottle at a local drug store and found relief after meals. Obtainable everywhere from all dealers.
Ada Felsted returns to her former position at the Cash Store after a brief illness. Lowell Holbrook took a short Sunday trip to Pontello. Local social notes mention visits and travel by several residents, including Miss Mabel Jones, Miss Heulah Patton, Miss Kate LaConer, and Mrs. Harris Haw. The district court adjourned and judges prepare to work in nearby towns.
Mrs O Nelson of Sterling displays a new ladies hat line inviting customers to compare prices. Stultz family enjoys a Sunday gathering under an apple tree with the Iyer band. L L Reece of First National Bank travels to San Francisco for the National Bankers Convention with Mrs Renee. Ruling Maughen returns to Logan Utah after winter in Blackfoot. his mother and Mrs Walters plan summer with her parents in Logan.
The church schedules services Sunday at 11:00 a.m. and 8:00 p.m. A Sunday school session begins at 10:00 a.m. The article notes senior high school students, preparing to graduate, are initiating the freshmen with a hair-cutting prank as their final stunt.
Indian Motorcycles of the latest style arrive with electric lights speedometer and S speed transmission. Buy on easy payments. See them at our garage operated by E and G Bills Auto Co.
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