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Evening journal., 1889-01-10
THE 2srH DAY OF JANUARY, 1889,
At2 O'Clock n m

At O'Clock. p. m.
The following described real estate. viz.
All those two certain lots, pieces or parcels
aforesaid, bounded and described as follows,
No l. With the three. story brick dvvallir,,
thereon erected. Beginning on the northeas.
terly side Of Delaware avenue between West
and Washington streets at the distance OF one
hundred and thlrty-two feet from the north
westerly gable of William w Forbest's dwell
ing house at a line of land of Vincent q Ci1l-
pin, deceased, thence with said Gilpin's line
northeasterly at right angles with Delaware
avenue one hundred feet more or less to the
southerly side Of Eleventh street. thence with
the said SIDE OF Eleventh street westerly twen-
ty-four feet more or less to a stake at the dis
tance of twenty-four feet measured al right
angles to the first described line ninety-one
feet more or less to the said side of Delaware
avenue and thence thereby southeasterly
twenty-four feet TO the place Of beginning be
the contents thereof what it may. Deed Rec
ord X, vol. g. page 2OS, etc.
NO. 2. Beginning on the northwesterlv side
OF Delaware avenue between West and WASH
ington streets at the distance of one hundred
and twenty -swo feet from the northwesterly
gable of William w. Forbests dwelling. and
az line Of land conveyed to James w Ware
thence with said Wares line nOrthwesterly at
right angles with Delaware avenue, one hum
dred and four feet more or less to the SOUTH
eriy side OF Eleventh street, thence with the
said side OF Eleventh street westerly ten feet
more or less to stake at ten feet at right
angles from the first described line, thence
southWesterly and parallel with the
hrst described line one hundred feet more or
less 70 the SAID side OF Delaware avenue. and
tnence herewith southeasterly ten feet to the
place Of beginning. be the contents within
those bounds what they may. Under and sub
lect, neyertheless to restriction, upon the said
Maximilian L. Litchtenstein, his heirs and
assigns never TO erect building Of any kind
WITHIN twelve feet of the building line of the
said Delaware avenue aforesaid
Seized and taken in execution as the nro-
perty Of Maximilian L. Lichtenstein, and T. t.
and TO be sold by ALVAN ALLEN
~, - sheriff.
sherif's office, Wilmington, Del, Jan Ii. 1850.
GHERIFF's SALE-BY VIRTUE or a
- writ of Levari Facias. to me directed will
be exposed TO public sale at the Court House.
on Market street, between Tenth and Eleventh
county. Delaware ~ ~
Evening journal., 1889-01-10

- ~ssrf Writ f { u + .ss,A.ALL.E;-BY VIRTUE OF 4
will be exposed to arr MI, faeias, to me directed
FieventHh IN s1reaist 1arket street, between Tenth and
New raste ls,eess, IN the city Of Wiimnyfon
Evening journal., 1889-01-10

John WANAMAKER.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1889-07-19

bd i6au, mas ids GRAB 9'iun6en 6ab',
Sols bdtt' i& trasen irIIen, unS ME id
o'S6eiter 10 auinimm, bob' id pas
Sl6sI ctugter s'iuneen."
rSur Sf9 is freilid Iei6t 5um fnben,
mas ielber peritedt bait"
pObo, Bauer" brauite Der Suridc
ouI. v@aHn MID i9eltcn mdsit, pcil id
rru Der Irbeit meg bin, 10 balt' meiuts
pesen Setn' Gall net duI SIM llebri.
gen Gber...."
ISM llebriecn pirit np6 b6ren, mas
ib nit Dir gum reeen bab'," ficI Wtartl
NH tdblbart tlingenper Stimme benz
Burden iHs gSrrt. rSeBt aber iaa' i'd
Dir, 8nedt....e as G'pebr glib ber!"
~Ceba! 2ansiam, Ian9iam!"
s6er bumit! Sait es ia s~'tunoeu -
'lei6t weiB Der S6riter, mems abort /"
uno nit baitisem griife taste er oas Mrbr
Der Sl1ie.
"Iuslanen, lag i'd ..auslaIen /"
teu6te Sepp. Oit sornisem &ud wolte
er ieine @dffe befreien - per9ab babel,
caB Der !9abn nod INNER seipannt mar,
per9aB, oaB feline Sano inter benz Slael
lag uno tra&eno fubr Der S6ub empor
in Die Quit.
Nit bumpiem Sail rclte bas Gdp
ees S6uhes lber bic Sette Der Serae
bin. gp6 aber mar oas Olurren uno
GrrIIen Der eri<terten Sui! in Der Serne
ni6t p~ertIungen, aIs bod lber ben Seis
ben, Die In benz ensen Haume itanben,
aHiri9en unb Rieieln iid b6ren Iieb,
Elm ¬tern uno Sauien, bas ppn Sc
tunee gu Setunbe ii9 pertdrtte unp su
i3metternoem 9Onncr aRpubs.
Sie 9eiibter Der beiben Otdnner purs
ben ueib tpie 8aIt, iie ~ftarrten fi6 in bic
Nuaen, lie peritanoen, mas uber ibnen
tObte, gu sIeider 3eit 6Hnete iie bic
Sdnbe, tlirreno idlus Die Yl6ie ouf bic
Steine nieocr, uno bic Setpen ~itirsten
our6 ben i&malen Gang bapcn, eepp
Der EbIr 5u, Die ins Srcie flbrte, OtartI
in bic Sennitube.
"Sd3il!" 9ellte es nit per5peiflunss.
ppIlem S6rei BON icinen 2ippen . urc
ca TAM lie ibm i6cn entsesenaepantt,
nit Iei6enbIallcm Geii6te, NIT analt.
pollen gugcn unb itammsIte: pSeius
Waria - Martl - mas Is! gin Sbub
bah Id a'b6rt uno unb...."
"llm GCttcsipitIen, tcmm. . fort, mein
Seancl, frrt...." idrie er nit eritidter
Stimme. Er baidte ibrsn glrm, er rib
lie nit ii6 Der Sblr 5u - bc6 ebe ie
ben Gang nrd erreidten, bur6fubr ein
Sra6 ca5 Saus, ais itlrSe Der 9immcI
iber ibncn tta. sIuS is's, GeaneI, aus
uno gar !" it6bnte WtartI aut uno aIs
mf6te er bas Wdoden nit benz ei9cnen
9e9en hos Interchangeable Geroers
ben oeden, 10 rib er 3d5iI nit beiocn
armcn all ii6 unb fe biug an ieincm
6alie unb pergrub baS Geiidt an iciner
Sruit, ais mare bier, iumittcn spii6cn
SrauS uno Sob, ncb cine Stdtte Der
limb rings I'M bic Seioen flcI
3 nieoer nit S6metteru uno Er6bncn,
lin oumpfe3 &lati6en ging lbcr oas Sa6
NIB I'M bic Wdnbe, man bGrte YaIteu
brc6cn uno i%tlrSen, in allen Sugen
bas Qaus, bd3 2i6t cntibmanp,
mo tiefe5 SunteI fIIItc Die Gtubc.
ga atbmcte WtartE auf aus ~ticfitcr
5eele; bonn ais oa5 2idt erIri6en mar,
6ien au6 bic Wfadt bes entIeIeIten Gds
mons, oeS weiben Sergrieien, gebrr6cn
u fem. 9tur Elm bumpfes Stolen IieB ii6
lc6 p%crnebmen, Elm Ieiie5 Sniri6en uno
a6teS &ieiclu nr6, banu Berrl6tc StiQe,
Spbtenitille.
(5ortlebun9 fol9t.)
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1889-07-19

Sn Der 9dbe bon GoIona, Dti6,
Fnbet segentpdrtie Elm v8eDipaI" ober
cine reItsi6ie MISUNDERSTANDING
itatt, tpeIde merftpilrbise &siultate Bel
einieen Srauen sur Splse eebabt bat.
Cine Srau Sanien 9etpann plDbli4 Die
l1eber3eusuns, bab Muiif unb u%iuiifali.
ide Snitrumente G%rfinbuneen bes Ga:
tans feien, unb I'M bieien einen Strid
bur9 bic 8ednuns su MAIDEN, i9Ieppte
iie has giano aus ibrem Sauie unb per:
brannte es auf Der Strabe in @essntpart
elmer Mense ipmpatbiiirenbcr Sreunce.
sSrdu @ilion, cine anbere ySefehrte,"
ssrIdmetterte nit elmer grt elm neuss
Buggy, neil obem Germ" ale 9urusars
tifef perpDnt ieien. Srau Ibompion re-
bette ii9 Elm, hab Gctt o ibr perlanse,
iie 5oae ibm ibren SdusIins ppfern; i9on
mar iie nabe baran, bieIeS Spfer ;u
brinsen, ais ibr nod su re9ter Seit Die
Stimmle tes Serrn eebpt, es fur fpdtere
3eiten auf;uidieben. TaS 8sri9t 1T
.riu1t tporben, ben 6siitestuitanb Der
erei S%rauen su prIfen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1889-07-19
0umorifti6eS.
Gin aufppfernber @dtte.

Gin aufppfernber 8atte.
,Sett mD6t' id bod tpiiIen, tpobir
bic @ilrite setpmmen iinb, Die i'd ans
Geniter fteIte!"
y9ie bah Sd geseIisn!"
y@as, ALIEN? Die hdttsn ia bas
NadtnaRI fir bic 9un5c Samilie ieir
foqen :"
y9eute it absr Taittas ba ibt man
bod feline &iirite!"
y@arum bait 0u iie benin seseiisn 2"
yNa, SD bins I6cn getpobnt, be,
Sinbenbpd fir Die san;e Sam /.
lie gu Iein!"
Sebte 8ettung.
Gin lieutenant brinst rsselmabis lei.
men Sdnaust auf ben GrercierpIab nit.
Ser Sunb itDrt aber bic Mannidaften
beim rteben, unb Der Ssrr 8ssimentS=
Gommanbeur bittet ii6 baher brinsenb
aus, baB bsrielbe in Sufunft benz Grers
cierplaB fernbleibe.
NIs er trot bisier 8itts ben Sdnau3l
AM ndtiten Gag tpisSer auf benz perbo=
tenen Serrain iiebt, itelt ct ben Qieute=
nant sur 8ebe, Der ii9 iebp6 barnit entz
i9ulbigt, baB ibm Der 9unb na69elau=
fen lei. gr tpire nit eirem Vertpeis
entIaiisn.
9lLs aber am nd9iten Gag Der 5unb
pieber ba 1T, fpirb eS benz 9errn 8esi<
mentS=G ommanbeur ;u arg. Gr ldBt
ben lieutenant rufen. y3um Senfer,
Serr lieutenant, iebt babe i'd mir 3tpeis
nal brinsenb aussebeten, bab Sic Sbren
Sunb ;u Sauie laffen iouen unb beute
BADEN Sic ibn ipiebsr mitsebra4t! Was
icu tas .bsisen? z"
,,Gnti6uIDisen Sic, SEER Oberit -
bas lit ni6t msin 5unb!"
yTas lit bod Sbr 9unb-i6 femme
ibn gan5 senau!"
yJtein Serr S1eri, er 1T ni9t
mebr mein Sunb - i9 babe ibn
beuts Worgen oertpBen!"
Ser56iebener Stanbpunft.
Sunse Sruu (tpel6e fi6 sesen ben
@illsn ibreS Wannts cine Insahl fertis
ger Goitime syr 4ustpabl BAT fcmmen
laiien): ySieb' null, Wdnnden, 10 lie
gut bas mir paBt!"
Wunn: rWir pabt es aber gar
ni6t!"
Ius Der S9uIe.
2.brer: rSrit, fannit Su mir tpobl
fdaen, ippber es fpntint, bab Der 2ufnf
feline @ier gum Iusbriiten in bas gteit
Der 8rasmiide Ieet Z"
SriS (Sphn cines Gbbofaten) &:
,Gs toirb iebenfaIs 70 Elm dltes neberz
einfoWmex stpii6en BEN 8siten isin!"
GNne Sor;usIi6e 8eitbofe.
lieutenant 81: ,8ie i6 Iebe, SER
&amerat, neue 8eitboie 2!
8remierIisutenant: rSSa, ipeben bonn
Gdneibsr erbaIten. Tampier GtpH,
bsbnbor ipie - 8esriff!"
ainbIi9e 2oeif.
Ser fleine Srit SEPT Bel Sesenipetter
nit ieiner Mutter aus, uAb biefe fdnn
Jpn nur init Mibe barpn surldbaIten,
III bic @aXerldfen III treten.
Srisden: yNber Wamd, tparum trittit
benn Du ni6t einmaI in cine gfIse?
Dir fann es bp9 fein @eni9bers
bieten!"
8psbafte 8ritif.
yWie ssfd1t Sbnen bas neue 2uit.
ipisl2"
yGas, mas er 9 E tobIen bat, tpdre
ia re9t fd6n, aber Ct bat einises eIbi It
basu eebidtet anb bas berbirbt bic
san3e Sei6i&ts!"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1889-07-19
Siui0 Al t~crfaufcu,

Wir iine I'M Seibs Urn rttpa 1000 gIder
9utrn &arlanets, ptItes tbeils i'm IiieIiten,
ditttlertn rerr rSrbIi6tn IbtiIr BON Nastp.
naee Gcurty ItcJt. 9Rir tirten tasItIbs ltbr
billis gum Brrfaufe an.
NGherrs 81 erfnbren ron
@raf Bros,
Sermann, Wlp
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1889-07-19

@rdberumfaiinn9en aus seidnittenel
Steinen ~liefert ieDr bilis,
SenrD Sdu6.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1889-07-19

''bIIl MEN,
sduraoampierfabrt!
Surge Srcrriic III nrun Sn9rr
;piIGcn
Srentcn uuo Nctu Worf.


lie tsriibmtcu S9nsGrampfsr
Aller, Travc, Saale, Ems, Eide,
Werra, Fulda, Lain, EIbe.
Sonnabenos uro Mittuohs TER
Bremen.
Spnnobeno3 ulo Wiittluods rad
Neiu Yorf.
Bremen 1T irbr bcqurm fir &eiienbr gc'
le1en une ron Bremen aus fdnr MAN IN
iebr furser 3eit iGmmtlitr Stactt Et:tI9
LAMBS, SCinrrCids unp Der Streii srre abcn.
Die StneIeImpfcr res Ncrrr, uilten tIe9e
inb nit tsirnrcrcr SeriIdThtisnul pcr
2wil6rEecds pGnlgiere Hne 3pritcr Sd
jiic-paNn1ieTe a,oaut, bhteu bpbr 0CIeti:,
pCrii9!its 0intlliticn nur cine dueJcir'6'
netc &r7Htgung.
yitbr wie
1,750,000
Taiasjerr habru nit Den Iumpfern tra
3prtesutl9sn %lpye Die Htiis iber's Mtsr
ildtr uno gut surIGgsIsgt. Wcssn preiit
uni rctier1r JufprmaIion wenee man R4 ali
Selrids & Co.,
: SOlulln9 Green, Neiu garF.
81 SlarIcuius a. 60 , 8tucral.
ggslien flr cfn Nteish rs. : 5puib &llrt.
ltrabt. &ticlgo. 3u.
2|heptpr SrTIner, 2tItat.
Strmdnn, Wc.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1889-10-05
Over The River.


The messenger of Death has singled
out another victim from the business
men OF Eagle Rock. This time the
summons was for Mr.. G. Bunting to
cross over the river and join the great
majority resting in the silent city.
He departed this life Saturday even
ing. September 29th, aged go years.
Mr.. Bunting was one Of the success
ful business men Of his town, quiet,
unobstrusiye and a man who attend
ed strictly and promptly to his own
business His family have the sincere
sympathy Of many friends who are
PANIED at the bereavement which has
robbed home OF a husband and
father and the community Of worthy
citizen. His remains were taken TO
a family burying ground near Echo,
Utah, and placed to rest until the
Great Morn when all graves shall
give up their dead.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1889-10-05

Blackfoot has the largest lodge OF
Good Templars in the Territory, and
n lodge that can boast Of the oldest
man Ii town for member and nearly
every boy Just entering manhood for
members Is lodge TO write about,
talk about and tell about to the out
side world.
Blackfoot has the best Sabbath
schools of any little town in the Ter
ritory. and a Sabbath school is some
thing to bc proud OF.
Bla, kfoot has more noble women
engaged in Church, Temperance and
Christian work than any little town
N the Territory, and working Chris
iian women command the admiration
and respect of men in all civilized
lands.
AT the Grand Lodge meeting OF
a cod Templars of Idaho held at
Boise City the following officers were
elected for the ensuing year
a. C. wernicke, of Shoshone.
a. v. Catalan, of Boise,
a. p C. T-Smith, Of Shoshone,
Grand Sec'y.-Stull, of Blackfoot.
q T--,Iones, Of Blackfoot.
g. O-Blanchard, of Boise.
q. Chaplin--Smith, of Bellevue !,
Next meeting OF Grand Lodge will
be held at Bellevue
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1889-10-05
Bids for Bridges

Across Snake River Mt Eagle Rock and North
Fork OF Snake River, on the county road
at what Ia known as Flamms' Ferry, near
RexburR;
Sealed Bids will be received aud opened on
October nth. 1880. for one Combination or Iron
Hridge Eighty tOl feet long, across Snake
River at Eagle Rock. Aud one Combination
or Iron Bridge. two spans OF One Hundred and
Five 400 feet each across Snake River near
ReNburg; according 10 plans and spacifca.
tions now on file In the Recorders oiiicc OF
HinRhnm county at hlackfoot Idal o.
Bids will he received for Spans aud erection
OF the same only. and the county to furnish
all other material and labor
All bids must be addressed 10 George A
Robethan, Recorder. and marked "llds for
Bridges
The Commissioners reserve the right 10 re
joct any and all bids.
Chairman OF Board OF Co. Com.
GEORGE A, RoBErHAN. Clerk
Blackfoot, idaho, September 10th, 1859.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1889-10-05
n. l. a. MOORE
OCATELLO IDAHO.

I Speciality Diseases of Women.
Faph call promptly answered.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1889-10-05
One block of Silver City, Idaho,
burned Wednesday.

burned Wednesday.
Stick a pin at this point, Black
foot is better than many of the boom
ing towns to-day.
The roof OF the court house is be-
ing repaintcd and some other light
repairs are being made.
Surveyor Roeder is making plans
and estimates for the headgate of the
Canal Il Blackfoot Irrigation Com
pany.
Capt Eichelberger, the active pub
Usher of the Herald, and the genial
DR.. Miller of Pocatello pulled the
latch string Of The News Office Mon
day.
Malachi Krebs, at one time con-
nected with the BOISE Statesman and
known 10 many Idahoans is dead. He
was an appointee of Mr.. Harrison to
allot lands to Indians In Dakota.
Rev. Mr.. Lyons will preach Tenn
perance sermon to the Good Templars
and w. CT. U. at the Baptist Church,
Sunday evening Everybody invited.
Young Mr.. Hutchinson. Of Virginia,
who spent two months of the summer
in Rlackfoot, on his return home, was
nominated for the Legislature By the
Democrats Of his county
Leander Lee the alleged murderer
Of his squaw and her daughter on
Lost River lust summer has been in
dicted on two counts hy the grand
| jury at HALEY, and will have a trial
at the present term OF court.
Bergman & Rogers sold a car
load OF colts to party for the
Chicago market this week. They were
shipped Tuesday evening. In the loi
there were eight match teams.
THE PARAGON shoe store at Po
catello is the best and cheapest place
/ for good substantial hand made
Boots and Shoes Orders, Shoe Re
pairing done WHILE you WAIT.
John Montgomery jr., and Viii
Danilson left Thursday morning foi
Logan 10 be present at the marriage
Of Mr.. Ed, Montgomery and Miss
Jennie Card, which happy event was
celebrated in the evening at S'clock
George North of Pocatello the only
exclusive clothier in Southeast Idaho
has new aad'' in to-day's News
Mr.. North has splendid stock, and
il will be well for you TO call on him
when you are in that city.
\ Miss Blanche Jones returned tc
St. Mary's Academy, Salt Lake City
Friday morning. Her father accom-
panied her and will be absent severa
days taking in the sights of the city
by the Lake and Ogden.
The Idaho Free Press whose editoI
was q member OF the constitutions
, convention is throwing solid shot a
the constitution and is working 70
It's defeat. He SAYS Idaho has as mucl
use for eight judges as barn dool
has for eight brass knockers.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1889-10-05
TAKEN UP.

Came to my ranch on the west side
OF Snake river about June 15, 1889,
the following described stock which
the owners can have by calling, prov.
ing property, paying damages and
taking same away; one sorrel horse,
l2 years old, branded double anchor
on left thigh, weighs about 900 lbs.
One bay horse 90 years old, branded
TW ON left and F on right shoulder
weighs 500,
j, S. WATSON.
Blackfoot, idaho, Sept. "a, 'S9.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1889-10-05
TAKEN UP.

Came to my ranch on Snake river
last spring bay roam horse, two
white hind feet, white strip in fore
head, branded p on left thigh. The
owner will come and take him away
and pay expenses or be will be dealt
with as the law directs.
w. G. STUFFLEBEAM.
Blacktoot, Idaho. Sept. q, 80
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1889-10-05
PROGRAMME.

Gospel Temperance services at NJ
+. Church Tuesday evening Oct. Sth
Leader-Mrs. c. p. Pierce.
Congregation.
Prayer-Mrs. j. c. Fisher.
Sony solo--Miss Lizzie Creswell.
Responsive Roll Call.
Singing-C Congregation.
Address. w. Jones.
Singing-Male Quartctte.
Reci,ation-Mrs. ID. II. Biethan.
Song solo-Miss Becky Wright.
Announcements, etc.
Closing Song--Congregation.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1889-10-05
THE PARAGON.

The Paragon shoe store at Pocatello
is the hest and cheapest place for
good substantial hand made Boots
and Shoes Order, Shoe Reoairing
done WHILE YoU WAIT.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1889-10-05
MONEY TO LOAN.

either personal endorsement or
state security. Apply at
THE News 0FrIcE.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1889-10-05

DR.. l. H. Moore, whose professional
card can be found in to-day's NEWS
has recently arrived and located at
Poeatello. His home paper gives
him the following complimentary no
tice. "Dr. /. ii. Moore of this city, has
decided to remove to Pocatello, Ida
no, and will leave Des Moines to-
morrow, his family following in
short time. During bis residence in
this city DIR. Moore has made an en-
viable reputation as physician and
stands high among his professional
brethren. He is also well known us
a public-spirited citizen, enjoying the
respect of all. His many friends will
regret his departure and will wish
him great prosperity in his new field
of labor
A doctors bill is seldom less than
five dollars, and this doesn't include
The cost Of filling prescriptions. One
dollar purchases a bottle of Ayers
Sarsapsrilla,, which, in nine cases out
OF ten. is all the medical treatment
needed. Try it, and save your mon
ey for a rainy day.
Boils. pimples. and skin diseases
of all kinds speedily disappear when
the blood is purified by the use of
Ayers SarsapariIla. 1t has no equal
as a tonic Alternative, the results be-
ing immediate and satisfactory. Ask
your druggist for it, and take no
other.
Most men are ambitious enough to
want a monument reared over their
remains, but the man who will erect
waterworks for Blackfoot win get the
monument in his life time, and will
hear the jingle, jingle of silver dollars
in his pockets for his trouble and out
lay.
Some of the parties who left Black,
foot months ago are thirsty fol
another sip of Snake river water
The Jack 0'lantern of booming
places have vanished from their sight
and they now see things as they ex
list in the broad sun light of day.
The dance given under the super
vision of the young men of town al
Hopkins Hall last Friday evening
was a most enjoyable affair. The
music was good, the supper was good
and dancing was never more enjoyed
by the participants.
See what d. H. Biethan has to sa,
about the Garland stove in this issue
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1889-10-05
TERMS:

Advertising rssss furnisaod on application
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1889-10-05
An AAsolats Cure

Tue Original Abietine Ointment Is only put
up In large two ounce tin boxes aud u an ah@o
iutc cure for old cores. burns. wounds. chap
ped hands and all skin diseases. VIII positive
ly cure all kinds OF piles. Ask for the Original
Ahietine Ointment, Sold by Behle Son. &c
Is cents per box--bY mail 20 cents.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1889-10-05
IN OUR TRAPPER's TRAP.

Blackfoot wants water works and
wants them badly.
One accession TO the Methodist
Church last Sunday.
Rev. Bert Foster will move to Poca.
tello next week.
No services at the NJ. Z. Church
tomorrow morning or evening.
Boise City is to have a daily Dem.
ocratic paper.
The expense Of Boise City public
school is sl5,5l4.62 per year.
Carriboo is as duh as a miners
winter quarters.
Fred Keisel will build a large hotel
In Ogden.
Mr.. John Montgomery has returned
from a three weeks visit TO the coast
The working force on the sections
Of the U, & n Rs. has been reduced.
Marshal Wilson is 10 Lemhl coun-
- hunting United States jurors.
Taxpayer" a correspondent OF the
Boise Democrat figures the cos: OF
Statehood s2Ol, 900 per annum.
No one living to-day will ever write
the date line 10 u letter without hay.
lug 8 in il
Charles Woods and wife and Mrs.
Fisher came up from the Agency ON
= shopping expedition Wednesday.
More than dozen United States
cases arr docketed for the coming
term Of court
Rev. Mr. Lyons will leave for the
Utah Association At Ogden next
Tuesday.
Mr, Frank McElroy will teach the
school 10 the Parson district, wesI
side Of Snake river.
Mn. Wright, wife Of Basset Bros.
Park agent, died rather suddenly Al
Beaver Canyon Tuesday evening,
Mr.. William Houtz has a contrac,
that will probably keep him at silvei
City all winter.
An expert has been examining the
coal mines In the northern part o.
the county.
Rev. Sir. stull IL In Washington
county in the interest Of the Goot
Templar work.
County Surveyor Rocder was ~
! Wednesday from Pocatello on otticia
business
Mr. James Brilcy will move dowI
20 his new home near Blackfcot mex
week.
An engineer Corps Is on the lin
making a survey aud estimates 10
| standard gauge road from Pocatell'
to 0gd,n.
Soda Springs was all agog over
| foo, race Tuesday Many dollar
swopped pockets.
Many men imagine themselve
| solomons aud they may be with To
wisdom part left out
Thc large quantities Of lumber IN
ing taken To the rgnches indicate
building l,com In the country.
Judge Hopkins. wife and little one
are visiting Ogden, while there b
viii place his son Robert In the ogde
Military Academy.
/ Do you like large, fat, fresh oyster
and tender, crisp celery, then call o
Mrs shelbourn: she keeps the fresI
est and the best
The assessed value Of cattle OF Ao
county Is $4,000 less than last yea
caused by cattle being driven out {
the county.
supt Civens OF the Insane Asylul
discharged four patients restored
health OF mind and body in the mon'
Of September
Idaho caught two federal appoin
men,s lhls week Charles X. hingsl'
Register, and J. perrault Receiver :
lhe land Office at Boise City
Bunting & Co. are making lsrt
shlpments TO Custer and Era mln'
and are also selling many wagons
tie freighters,
BoRS--in Blackfoot, Idaho %
,ember 30, to Mr.. and Mrs. Y li' ban
ing n son Mother and son uo'u
we'll Congratulations
Rev. j. c, II, Brindley, Hector -
,ha p,iseopal church at Haley gay