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Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1892-11-02
Augustana College & Theol.
Seminarium.

Temperaturen har fallit, luften ar
sval och friska vindar leka med lions
iundens fallande lof. Det ar Minnesota
vader pa ''Klipp6n". Nordanlandens
s6ner insupa den friska luften fulla
drag, under det soderns afkomlingar
kr0ka rygg och skalfva och Illinois-bon
knapper sin vadmalstr0ja. Helsa af-
speglas manget af sommarvarmen ut
blekt ansigte och studenterna l6sa We
tenskapens gordiska knutar med jern-
villa oqvalde af myggor och varma.
En- talrik skara ar har allaredan for
samlad for att bekampa okunnighetens
vilddjur, males 356. Ej lila sa tidigt
pa aret.
DR.. Olson har varit borta under vec-
kan, men vi hoppas IA helsa den alska-
de lararen alter imam dessa raider lasas.
Muren framfor skolan ar nu under
byggnad och strax fardig. @
12 studerande vid Gust Ad. College
vistas vid harvarande seminarium, af
dessa h6ra trenne till senior och de Of
riga till junior klassen. lara rakna
sina amor fran Lindsborg. Seminariet
raknar +. n. omkring femtio stude-
rande.
Att hair firats bade Columbus och
reformationsfester ar iu sjelfklart. Pa
Columbus-dagen hollis storartad fest
skolans kapell, da mycket sk0n musk
presterades af harvarande musiklarare
och sangar- och spelf6rmagor. Tvenne
tai hallna at fran staderna inbjudna en-
gelske prestman gingo afven af stapeln.
Den forste talaren var nagorlunda san
sad, men den siste talade som ON han
haft en- skara ny1igen 0fverkomna emil
granter att tala till. Han upplyste
var student och professorsskara bl. a.
ON att det funnits en- Longfellow, och
att det annn fnnes en- lasvard Hia-
watha. Pa qyallen hollis en- fest af sko-
lans studerande damera ofvan namda
rum.
Observation-Disclosures Trades med tai
och sang pa ett denna tilldragelses
aminnelse vardigt satt.
DEN politiska fanatism som afven har
{. o. IA. bland de studerande en- langre
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1892-11-02
Gustavus AdoIphus College.

Hu! Kalle Winter synes nu vara an
nalkande, ty han har utsandt sin tjena-
re den kalla nordanvinden,h ,hvilken b0r-
iat hvina omkring husknutarne och pa
ett mindre karleksfullt satt smoker va
ra kinder. Nu kommer den utmarkta
yarmapparaten riktigt bra till pass, och
iu kallare det blir, desto battre kunna
vi uppskatta de formaner vi for dess
skull atnjuta.. Tack ska I ha, som
tankten pa oss j delta stycke och som
bidragit till anskaffandet utaf denna
varmapparat! Medlen for dess betalan-
de in1yta sd smaningom.
Atskilliga utas 'gossarne" ha tagit
sig fore att delyis pa egen bekostnad
snygga upp Eina respective rum ge-
nom att mattbelagga, mala och tapetse-
ra desamma, detta derf0r att det nu
kan ga for sig att halla rummen snyg-
ga och ordentliga, sedan man blifvit at
med de otacka stoyarne. En- direkt for
del for skolan och konferensen pa grund
.af yarmapparaten.
Herr John Peterson med familj har
nu hemkomnait fran sin Sverige-resa.
Atskilliga af deras winner m0tte dem
vid iernvagsstationen for att helsa dem
valkomna ater.
F6rliden torsdag reste j. G.. Gustaf-
son, medlem af sophomore klassen, till
Comfrey, Mimi, hyarest han under
vintern kommer att halla engelsk di-
striktskola Han lar inda ha for afsigt
att f0lja med sin klass.
Atskilliga booker. tillh0rande biblio-
teket har man haft hos box bindaren for
att repareras.
Herr P. M. Magnusons moder har
undergatt operation a 6gonen.
Prof. och fru Sander fr0jda sig 0fver
en- dotters lyckliga f0delse s0ndagen d.
23 okt.
F6rliden l6rdagsafton hade var mis-
sionsforening sitt reguliera manadsm0-
te uti skolans kapell. M6tets forhand-
lingar f6rdes denna gang pa engelska
spraket. Temat for aftonens program
var den yttre missioner. F6rst gjor-
de ordf6randen nagra inledande an
markningar, hvarpa ett par uppsatser
tastes, den ena afhandlande kristendo-
mems inf0rande pa Island, den andra
kristendomens inf6rande Skandinayi-
en-, SAINT EN- biografi 0fyer missionar
Swartz. Derpa diskuterades det for en-
stund ON, huruvida yttre missionsarbe-
te ar af st0rre betydelse an hemmis-
sionsarbete. Dessutom trakterades
Il; - ~ =. -, NGH4o+ c;v, bolbo+ x,u !,
godt, trefigt och uppbyg ggligt. som ju
sadana m0ten intet annat kunna vara.
De literara f6reningarne h0llo sina
sedvanliga m0ten fredags alton. Flo
matiska sallskapet debatterade lifligt
6fver amnet: beslutadt, att lagarne for
immigrationen till F0renta Staterna
icke Dor g6ras strangare an de nu aro
Literira Cirkeln hade stallet for de
vanliga 0fningarne anordnat en- 8. k.
United States Mock Senate, som var
ratt trefig och larorik. Det kan ju va
ra skal i att tidigt g6ra sig hemma-
stadd pa det omradet, ty de saknas val
icke ibland oss, som en- ej sd langt af-
lagsen framtid skola hafva safe och
stamina i landets h0gsta lagstiftande
forsamling.
Arbetet allmanhet gar raskt franz
at Vadret har varit det NEST gynsam-
ma man kunnat 6nska sig; utmarkt god
helsa hafva vi ALA h:ttills fatt atnjuta.
Hvad kunna vi 6nska mera?
18O iro vi nu till antalet. I sen sale
des att vi blifva ALT manstarkare.
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1892-11-02
w IS co N SIN.
Malmutskeppningen fran Ash
land uppgar till dato 1904, 964 ton.

Malmutskeppningen fran Ash
land uppgar till dato 1904, ,964 ton.
Arbetarens risk. En- arbetare pa
ett sagverk Marinette vid namn Hem
ry Sprink erh6ll hArom dagen ett sd
valdigt Stag af EFT of en- cirkelsag slun-
gadt brade att han strax derpa aAed.
En- ny Gerrymander Bill har nu
antagits af statens lagstiftande f8rsam-
ling. Afven denna gangen har uppdel-
ningen valdistrikt blifvit gjord TN
damal att favorisera demokratcrna.
Trust. Trenne f6rut stora bryggeri-
firmor Milwaukee hafva sammansla-
gifts tilf en-. Aktiekapitalet uppgifves
till 10 mill. doll. Det berHknas att denna
kolossala "trust" arligen skall utsan-
da en- bierflod af tva millioner tunnor.
Delta skall blifva det st6rsta bryggeri
hela verlden.
Stor egendomsforlust och spill
da menniskolif. En- f6rfarlig eldsvd-
da hems0kte fredagsnatt Milwaukee.
Mer an 20 stadsqvarter ligga ruiner
och egendomsf5rlusten stiger till mil
lioner dollars. Det sorgligaste af ALT
ar att fyra menniskolif spildes. Pa
grund af den starka blasten, SOM vid
tillfAllet var radande, fick elden f6rfa-
rande fart. Brandkaren Chicago och
andra stAder pakallades och anlande af-
ven. Omkring 5000 menniskor blefvo
husvilla och ganska manga saknade
Misunderstanding. Modem ar derf1r gan
ska stor. En- underst0dsfond pa oirka
$4,000 Dir dock samlad och fere torde
komma att bidraga till n0dens lindran-
de. Den f6rm6gne "faskkungen" Ar
mour Chicago har ensam bidragit
med 1000. Det fins till och med mil
lionarer med hjerta br0stet. Brygge-
rif6reningen tecknade sig for en- lika
stor summa.
West Superior-nyheter: Lehigh-
bolagets nya koldocka Dir fardig. Delta
bolag eyer nu en- upplagsplats for 4O0,-
900 ton koL-De respective kolbolagen
hafva under den senast tillandalupna
veckan utskeppat 400 banvagnslaster
kol dagligen.- Superior Iron and
Steel Company har utfardat en- inteck-
ming pa tire millioner dollars till Gem
tral Trust Company Of New York. -
En- haftig storm rasade i fredags. Den
f0rsta sn6n under innevarande host foil
nu. - Den hAr utkommande norska tide
ningen 'Posten'' utbrister raseri der
for att svenskarne aro nog of6rskamda
att s6ka politiska embeten och ej halla
god min under det deras code br0der
norrmannen sla under sig ALA embeten
som komma pa skandinavernas del.
"Posten'' gl5mmeri sin haftighet att
SKAFFAREN var f0rst ! att protestera
emot det der skandinaviska cirkularet
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1892-03-05

TuRouGH passenger trains, through
freight truins, quick time, via tile
Chicago, Union Pacific & North West.
ern Line 70 the principal cities cast
Of the Missouri River, via Omaha.
Ladies' fine Mocha gloves reduced
from $500 70 s175, at Mrs. s. II.
Osborns.
When sou hear q young man say
he remains single through choice.
please do not be so rude is to ask
him Whose chUcc
The man who lives for himself on.
II is engaged in very small business,
Gloves and Millions 10 per cent of
for cash at Danilson's.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1892-03-05
An Example In Tariff Taxes.

As an example is always bettar
than an argument, | will present to
the reader an actual transaction under
the Mckinley bill which has been fur
nlshed me through the kindness Of a
friend in New York.
He says, under the date Of Febru.
airy 18th: II received Il shipment
this week from Manchester, contain
ing number Of cases of dress goods,
mostly all wool, and some woollen
and worsted cloths, also some cotton
warp dress goods. Entered value,
1851; packing is accountable for
$40 Of this, the value of the cloth be.
ing 1852. | paid s2.621.O5 duty,
Of course the consumers, public at
large, will eventually pay this"
Let US study this concrete example
for moment.
/. We see that cloth and dress goods
of the value Of s2,612 cost the impor.
ter s. ,233.05, which sum be must get
back from the consumers Of the goods
with his profits upon the transaction.
ii. The goods imported are among
the necessaries in our country and
climates, and not the mere Injuries
OF those who are rich or extravagant.
Ill The farmer or the laborer buys
these goods for his wife and children,
and believes when he puts down on
the store counter a dollar OF bis earn.
ings that he is getting dollars worth
OF goods, when, in fact, he is paying
more than half of the money for the
tax and the profits Of the tax of sew.
eral middlemen that have been Sc.
cretly wrapped up IN the goods.
~ These goods are also largely
made 10 this country. They would
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1892-03-05
Two Illinois Men.

Illinois will evidently present sol.
ID front in both the Democratic and
Republican conventions for local
names for president. Senator CuIlom
has jumped into the arena promptly,
and, after thirty years Of uninterrupted
success in manipulating the politics
Of Illinois his way, there Is not much
reason to doubt that he will be able
to eliminate the distractions at Chi.
cago in his path Harrison has never
been a fayorite with the Illinois Re-
publicans, and the Officeholders will
not be able to effect much in the face
Of the personal inslstence Of the lucky
senator The latter Is confident he
will have a considerable showing in
other Western states, but bis nomina.
ton does not at present seem among
the probabilities On the Democratic
side the later movements in Illinois
all point to the presentation Of Sena-
tor Palmer by that state with an
unanimity aud enthusiasm suggestive
Of the days Of Douglas, Lincoln and
Grant There are other available
Democrats IN the state, but ut the
conferences at Chicago the past week
the expression was clear that Palmer
would have the same Endorsement
that he had when presented as the
choice Of the party for senator Then
in every county the local conventions
declared for him. The state conven.
ton Is to be held in April, and it Is
| probable that 1t will manifest an earn.
estness and enthusiasm that has no
suspicion Of the common favorite son
compliment IN it, but the surging eur.
rent Of real boom. II it Is decided
impolitic to 60 to New York, the ROY
ing lightning is as likely, rs the out
look now is, TO find its CONJUNCTION in
the worlds fair state as elsewhere.
The objection as to age will be met
BY the naming of young man for
vice president. It may be that no
man has gone directly from the gen.
ate to the White house, but there are
exceptions to most rules. Garfield
was a senator.elect. Douglas was
nominated from the senate. DULY
Republicans need have disquiet over
| the Democratic lack Of, available ma.
terial. The Chicago convention will
have good names TO select FROM.
Globe,
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1892-03-05

country is BY no means perfect sue
cess. For example, the number of
known murders committed during the
last two years was 1926, and only
552 of the murderers suffered death
for the crime. Moreover, OF these
552, only 23O were executed in pur,
suance of law, while 322 were dis
posed OF by the lynching process.
Judge Parker estimates that the un.
discovered murders outnumber the
discovered ones, which goes to show
that hardly one homicide in fifty is
duly punished. The same is true in
relative degree of other crimes A
large proportion Of them are never
detected; majority OF the guilty
parties are never caught, even wher
their identity is known; and in th,
cases of those who are arrested anC
tried, more are acquitted than con
victed. There must be grave defects
in our system Of criminal jurispru
dence, or this remarkable failure o
Justice would not ensue. We havr
plenty Of courts and officers, but some
how they do not serve the purpose o
bringing evil,doers TO judgment am
punishment with proper celebrity an,
certainty. Globe Democrat.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1892-03-05

not be imported unless they could be
sold here, for cost and tax, aud fair
profit on both. Except for the tax
we could buy them for the cost ami
a fair profit on it. The tariff tax.
which the Government mixes with
them before it allows them to pass in.
to the clothing of the people, thus
more than doubles their cost, and At
the same time increases by a like
amount the price at which similar
homemade goods can be sold to the
people. This last is the purpose for
which it is levied
v, The labor cost OF producing
these goods in this country is not more
than 20 per cent greater than the la
Dor cost in Manchester, and but for d
tariff or wool that actually depressc.
the value Of our native wool but in
creases the cost OF the foreign wool.
needed for mingliug with our natiy,
wool but increases the cost Of the for
eign woods needed for lningling viii
our native grades to make these goods
the cost OF material would be the SAM
in both countries
vi Let the farmer and laborer nov
sit down and figure out TO MS salts
faction, il he can, why Law Of Con
gress should be made to compel hin
to give two bushels Of his wheat 0
two days Of his labor for the sam
quantity Of necessary goods that III
could, but for such a law, procur
with less than one bushel Of his wheat
or less than one day Of his labor
W L. Wilson, in St. Louis Republic
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1892-03-05
WHEN our Republican friends

WHEN our Republican friends start
out in the campaign what are they
going to say about their administra-
ton of affairs during the first year Of
Statehood? How are they going to
meet the quizzical but business twinkle
of the peoples eyes when they talk
Office to them again? The man who
has the cheek to ask for re-nomina.
ton would have made hero in the
Bronze age of the world.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1892-03-05
THE NEWS GURSSES.

THE News guesses that the Nation.
al Republican ticket for 1892 will be:
For President, BENJAMIN HARMS ~.
For Vice President WHrTELAw REID.
That the State Republican ticket
for 1892 will be:
For Governor, Not y. B. WILEY
BY Prison board full
For sec'y Of State, Not 4. J PiSKHAsl
By check fun
For Treasurer, FRANK CoFFfN
For Atty Gen'l, Not G. II. RoBERTs
By Pen fun
For Auditor, Not SILAs w. MooDY
BY Jug full
For Supt OF schools,
Not j. L Harbour
BY Bureau full
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1892-03-05

FROM this distant standpoint 1t be-
gins to look like the rs Republicans
in Congress will join with 100 Demo
Gratis and defeat the free silver bill at
this session. Everybody knows that
Mr.. Harrison would veto the bill,
were it to pass, and in such q ringing
message as TO give him boom with
eastern gold bugs. His opponents in
the house, like ex-speaker Reed, do
not want him TO enjoy that satisfac.
ton and they will likely unite with
the anti-silyer Democrats and either
defeat the bill or postpone it until
next December.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1892-03-05
IT is reported that Land Cor

IT is reported that Land Commits.
sioner Fem and Immigration Com
missioner Matthews will favor the re-
nomination OF Governor Wiley.
Likely. Blu. Mr. Wiley, as a bache
Tor, wont run, worth cent, even were
he given kite-shaped track. If the
bachelor Governor will cut the TOW
line holding him to "the fellows across
the half and will marry a shrewd la
dy politician there is not a Republi
can in Idaho who can come in stones
throw Of him.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1892-03-05
ecIal to TIE REAcKroor YEws.l

Especial TO THE BLACKPooT NEws.l
wAsHIsGToE, D. G., March Cd lso2.-The
Clagett-Dubois contest ended to-day in favor
Of Senator Feed I. Dubois BY a vote Of hftyfve
TO Eve
This Is glorious victory for
Blackfoot's distinguished citizen. 1t
is a fulfllment of predictions made
and maintained by The News In
victory the law has been vindicated;
the peoples will and wishes have been
respected. Mr. Clagett can now re-
turn to his home in the piney groves
at Osborn, and reflect upon his course
in defeating Legislation last winter
and his signal failure at Washington.
Mr.. Dubois will enter upon his labors,
no more to be Interrupted, for the
good people Of Idaho whom it will
lie a pleasure, as well as a duty, fol
him to serve.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1892-03-05
The two parties in Idaho may g

THE two parties in Idaho may grow
extravagantly wild over their oppor-
tunities to vote, for the first time, for
president and vice president, but they
should not so far forget themselves
as to lay aside discretion and judg-
ment in selecting lay makers and
county commissioners. We need bet
ter laws and we need better commits
sioners.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1892-03-05
SENATOR D. B. HILL made a

SENATOR d. B. HILL made a brill
liant success in scooping in the entire
New York delegation for himself. AS
a game OF politics he played in a mas
terly fashion. We admire him for
his skill and his strategy. The coun.
try applauds him for his dashing sue
cess. Mr.. Cleveland's friends were
sleeping on their posts. Before they
could open their eyes and rub them
the Hill men were upon them. The
surprise was too demoralizing fol
them to make a protest--a scmblance
of fight even at the convention. The
result looks bad for Mr.. Cleveland. Il
looks like he has been routed and
driven from the field. But victor,
over Mr., Cleveland in New York does
not assure Mr.. Hill the nomination Al
Chicago. THE NEWS believes the vic
tory will bring him defeat.
Mr.. Cleveiand's friends will
resent the defeat, and there car
be no question OF the strength Of tn,
two men before the country. The vic
tory won by one may kill him; the vic
tory lost by the other may kill him
1t looks more and more like western
man as the days 60 gliding by.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1892-03-05

WHEN the next Republican nomi-
mating convention is held the present
State officers will be so far distanced
that they can hardly be seen with a
telescope. This cannot be otherwise.
They have absolutely driven their
party from them. Events move rap
idly, to be sure, but these men can, by
no Napoleonic dash and descent Of
the Alps scoop down upon and cap
ture the convention. The skeletons
in their closets are already heard cry.
ing: Farewell to all thy greatness.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1892-03-05

democrats regarding it. He an
swered: II am new senator and
have not been able to discover that
the democrats have q policy about
anything" When asked if be would
vote for free silver If it should come
before the senate, he said he would
not cross that bridge until he came
to it
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1892-03-05

CLEVELAND Democrats, Of New
York, will hold a State convention
at Rochester, 3lst of May, to elect
delegates to the National convention
at Chicago, 21st of June. A war to
the hilt is on against Hills sfreeze
out" action of the 22nd OF February.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1892-03-05
ron Sale.

The store building adjoining Hop.
klns new mill, IN Blarkfoot, Idaho.
Now occupied partly as residence,
the front by T NJ. Stewart ~ a law
Office. Title perfect. Terms easy.
Enquire Of r. T. MORGAN ut the build.
ing.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1892-03-05

NEW York, March "A Washing
ton correspondent telegraphs an in
ierview with Senator Hill on the sill
ser question. He was asked if be
anew What vas to BE- the policy Of tbs
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1892-03-05

OSE fact noticeable about the PEG
Piles party is: tits born oftener than
any panty ever known IN the history
of the country, and it grows less
after birth.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1892-03-05
BLAoKFooT. IDAHO, MARCH 5, lsaa.

SENATOR HILL has arranged for a
southern tour-everybody knows
what it means. But the south is not
much on hills of any kind
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1892-03-05

Cesar had his Brutus, Charles |
his Cromwell, and Governor Wiley
has his fellows across the hail. II
this be treason, carry it to Fennimore
Mormons.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1892-03-05
DO You liant A HenS

Do you want we'll dug, or peu
cleaned out2 II so, place Your olo. =
with the undersigned He VIII VIZ y
for spot cash or anything that eau I. n
converted into cash. Charges ioi -
work reasonable.
CHARLES II. HINES
Blackfoot, Idaho, Dec, 10Th, 1871
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1892-03-05

Governor WILEY would have got
ten along better in the management
of State affairs if his office had been
seventeen miles from the fellows
across the hall. !"
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1892-03-05
The Failure Of Justice.

1t is a notorious fact, as stated BY
United States Judge Parker in a re.
cent charge to Grand Jury, that the
enforcement Of criminal law in this
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1892-03-05
For Sale.

At public auction al the Court
House, Blnckfoot, March 5lh, 1892,
at O'Clock, p. M Twelve Heating
Stoves, one Ferry Boat and two Fer.
ry PulleSs. Terms cash
II. b. GARLETZ,
Commissioner.
Blackfoot, Idaho. Feb. 5, 1902
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1892-03-05

General Palmer is now candidate
for the nomination on the Democratic
presidential ticket. He believes he
can carry Illinois.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1892-03-05
Raspberry Plants for Sale

a large number ~ red raspoelll,
plants for sale, guaranteed % WV
the climate Apply 10 u 2 DIFF.
Blackfooi, Idaho.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1892-03-05

Mr.. JAMES q. BLAINE has written
a letter to the press in vindicatlon
Of his wife and boy in the late Blaine
vs. Blaine divorce matter. 1t is I'M
fortunate that he should have 50 far
forgotten himself as to take up his
pen for sach a purpose. If Mrs.
Blaine Jr. and her mother, Mrs. New.
ms, be the women pictured they will
not hesitate to rush into print and
give the public highly colored rep
reseDtation Of their side of the case.
They will likely say things that will
provoke Mr.. Blaine to another reply
and thus the matter, growing worse
and worse, may continue until the pa
pers grow tired Of the letters and the
general public of reading them Scan
dalous news is not generally improved
By being aired through newspaper
columns.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1892-03-05

Mems wooden underwear must 10
at 20 per cent discount
W. II Danil5on.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1892-03-05

Entered at the postofice At Rlaclfoot, Idaho,
for transmission as second class mail matter
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1892-03-05

Advertisins rites furnished on application.