Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1891-11-28
This Weeks Collections.


for slelghing La South Idaho it is
balmy and spring like
The office OF Beane and Kunkel
was made uncomfortahly hot during
the fire but escaped without Injury to
the building or contents.
We are informed that Blackfoot
will have new Drug Store opened
and ready for business by the first of
January.
Rev. G. c. stull, Pastor, will hold
regular services at the NJ. E. Church,
Sunday morning and evening to which
the public is cordially invited.
There will be exercises given at the
Baptist Sunday school at the Baptist
Church, Sunday evening at I o'clock.
All nre cordially invited.
The attendance at the funeral OF the
late Fred A. Stevens Thursday after
noon was the largest ever witnessed
al a funeral occasion 10 Blackfoot.
Register Anson and Receiver Dan.
ilson are pleasantly situated IN the
Montgomery building east Of their
old Office and are as prompt for busi-
ness as ever
Attention is called to the profess
ional card Of DR.. Rivers ia this issue.
The DR. has opened an office at the
Reeves House, aud will respond TO
calls day or night.
Right Rev. Bishop Talbot will be
in Blackfuot on the Tth aud sth of
December. The Bishop is a general
favorite in Idaho aud his BlacKfoot
friends will be pleased TO welcome
him again among them
Colorado, the Chinaman, claims to
have lost about s4OO 10 vegetables by
the fire Monday night He had them
eyllared 10 the old Commercial hotel
building and was unable to get
them out.
Challis is soon to have another
ncwspaper.-The Custer County
Graphic, Messrs Hardy and Eldridge,
Of the Montpelier Observer, proprie.
tors. THE News congratulates Chal.
lis, and expresses good wishes for the
enierprising journalists.
The entertainment provided for the
teachers at the Institute and the pub
| lie, at the Court House Friday evening,
was abandoned because of the heavy
affection which has befallen the fam.
| iIy of County Superintendent in the
recent death of his eldest son.
The boys of town who attend en-.
tertaiuments at the Opera House to
whistle and annoy the audiences,
should either remain away or they
should be put out by the management.
No one, two nor three boys have the
right TO mar the pleasure OF an even
ings enjoyment of large audience by
their boisterous and noisy conduct.
The discriminating powers Of the
children of this latter end Of the cen
tury are at times remarkable. The
other night little 4.year old added
to her usual prayer that God would
abless papa and mamma, SISTER and
brother" a petition for "Mr. and Mrs
Baker" some friends she had beer
visiting, whereupon the wise 6-yeal
old sister Immediately broke in will
a severe, Helen, II is not at all nee
essary TO go outside the family"
Women peddlers have ben playing
a sharp game on ladies in the towns
Of North Idaho. They display thei
wares, and before leaving claim tina
they have lost something to the value
OF 25 or 80 cents, and must be poiC
or else they will make the charge o
being robbed. In this way they ar
said to be making money as ladie
will pay these small amounts rathe
than have II SAID that goods disappea
in their homes. The very last one o
these blackmailers ought to be jaile'
or driven out of the country.
10 10 4bnught that Postmaster Ger