Motor KO More Aberdeen Train Change
The Aberdeen motor has been withdrawn and a mixed train engine substituted. The train now departs at 8 a.m. and arrives at 2 p.m.
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Newspaper
The Blackfoot Optimist
Location
Blackfoot, Idaho, United States of America
Date
May 27, 1915
Page
8
The Aberdeen motor has been withdrawn and a mixed train engine substituted. The train now departs at 8 a.m. and arrives at 2 p.m.
Dr. R. D. Gee and Mrs. Mae Nelson were wed today in Pocatello and will reside there. Friends in Blackfoot extend best wishes for a long and happy marriage.
George McClure of Salt Lake City, a skilled automobile mechanic, has located in Blackfoot and been employed by the BE & G. Bills Garage, where nine men are kept busy with growing patronage that necessitates the present enlargement of garage facilities.
Receiver Harris reports ongoing strong business at the United States Land Office with no prospect of decline. He notes over $16,000 was collected this month for homestead applications alone.
Last night the First Ward Choir of the L D S Church was organized with officers President J C Oram Vice president F N Park inson Secretary Miss Ida Chapman Choir Leader G C Mosley and thirty five members present enjoyed a pleasant evening
Mr and Mrs John Brown returned home Monday night via Salt Lake City after months in California accompanied by their chauffeur EB Green They traveled over 6000 miles visiting Los Angeles the San Diego Exposition and the San Francisco Exposition The trip improved Mr Brown s health and he gained several pounds
Karl Brown former editor and proprietor of the Blackfoot Optimist arrived in Salmon last Friday traveling by team in the interest of the National Grocery Co. He left Monday for the upper Lemhi country. The Idaho Recorder May 20.
Mrs. 8 F Grimes of Crookaville Ohio reports her daughter suffered a hemorrhagic lung episode from whooping cough. After using Chamberlains Cough Remedy the cough eased immediately and vanished after two bottles, with her child fully recovered. The ad notes availability via all dealers.
The pastor of the M E Church will deliver a Memorial sermon on Sunday morning. The G A R Sons of Veterans Woman's Relief Corps and Spanish War Veterans are especially invited.
To whom it may concern this notice forbids extending credit to any account without a written order signed by Ralph Dixie. Ed Jones quits the oil wagon and moves to Mackay to run a stage business with brother T R Jones. T R Jones and family will relocate to Challis.
Saturday evening May 29 1915 the M W A Band directed by J A Asher presents a Classic and Popular Concert. Program includes marches under arms Rhode Island Boy Beaut Thor ton overture The Best Loved Southern Melodies waltzes Cupid's Dart Patrol Spanish Patrol After All I've Been to You Star Spangled Banner with C Smith noted for a Star Shine finish.
Public notice from Mr and Mrs C E Carson announcing renewed possession of the Carson House. They pledge orderly operation, selective admission of guests, thorough renovation, and first class condition, inviting patronage.
Notices include estate administration by Hazel Berryman of Charles W. Berryman Jr. estate with 10 month claims period, publication dates April 29 1915 and May 27 1951, and various Department of Interior land filings in Blackfoot Idaho with final proof dates in July 1915. Also includes Idaho Sunday School Convention report, Gem State Laundry wagon offering service, and a school district bond election notice for District 29 on May 16 1915.
Notice to auto owners. Bring or chip old tires for repairs at W. Watson's Garage. Claims include best equipped tire repair plant in the vicinity and an export repair man from the Goodyear factory Akron Ohio. All work guaranteed. We repair anything made of rubber.
Barton and Bailey circus and menagerie plans a massive show occupying ten acres with seating for 14 000. The gathering features three elephant herds, 400 horses, forty clowns and nine bands. Street parade departs at 12 80.
Exposition notes highlight Blackfoot participation in city social life with hosts and guests at elaborate Hotel Plaza dinners. The scene features prominent society figures, including Mr and Mrs John G Brown, as they contribute to floral displays and daily news in the heart of the event.
Shelley defeats Blackfoot 15 to 5 in a Sunday game watched by hundreds. The Shelley lineup includes Hurdle DeKay Thorstenberg O Neil Larsen Catron with pitching by Thorstenberg and Scott. Shelley shows strong fielding and teamwork against a county team in Idaho.
Brown-Hart Co offers men's and boys strand straw headwear and neckwear for summer wear with prices right. The display includes decorative day straws and related summer accessories aimed at men and boys.
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