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Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1892-08-13
To-Day's Collections.
senator sloup has returned . hls

put their county ticket in the field.
The board Of county commissioners
held an adjourned session Monday
The Misses sill, Of Blackfoot, are
visiting the National Park.
Congressman Sweet is at his home
ia Moscow. His wife Is summering
Ia Virginia
Nothing is said and nothing is be-
ing done about a Bingham county
fair this fall.
! Lemons are used for soap in some
countries and still there arc people
WIN neither USE lemons tor soap
DIPPED still keeps up his shipments
Of berries 10 Butte City AT d he is get
ting good prices for them all.
District Attorney S. c. Winters was
made chairman Of the Republican con.
gention at Idaho Pals Saturday.
| Hon. A, d. Moss, Of Payette is
named rs one Of the Republican can.
di,lates for governor
L. W. West and family are en- route
10 the National Park. They left camas
Sunday.
Attorney s. c. Winters and family
are outing for month in the noun
,ains,
Alturas county will send a Haley
delegation to Moscow. OF the eight
delegates six are from HALEY.
Mrs Frank Became and daughter AM
Mrs Ia Criswell AMI daughter spen
several days Of the week At Guye
: Springs near Ketchum.
A brakeman on a south boun,
freight train WAS painfully bat no
seriously hort i, fall from a car a
Idaho Fails Monday murning.
Our little bird says a BlacsfVo
!. widow - gathering blossoms for be
Welding day which comes in the eal
, ii fall time.
The Idaho conference Is in sessio
at Payetie. Mex; week We will knu'
The new pastor Of the Blackfoot VI.
. church.
Rev G. c. Stull was elected seer
i tary % his conference at Anaconda I
h. he had been at several conferences b
9 fore.
So far as heard from Shoshone Q
Is the only one sending an insiruct'
delegation 70 the Moscow cOnventio
That county is for Wiley for goyerne
\, Prof Brandon, OF Rexburg, is
ported a candidate for state suprri
tendent u schools on the Republics
ticket
The busy men OF the country the
scurrbing days ARE Register Ans,
aud Receiver DAnilson OF the U.
~. baud uflivc.
The ASYLUM farmer has n hrst cl;
.. crop this season. The patients
fiji enjoying his fresh, crisp and ten'
vegetables.
!. Bingham county Republicans
.ually instructed for new deal
the state ticket, bat Il will not be
phi, new deal by jug full
The 81 Party primary held at Be
n,s vue Saturday polled 90 votes.
Democratic primary held the 90
day poiIed IS votes.
IS, Attorney J. ". Eden is at he
.ors again from Ogden Hot Springs ent
r,o. is relieved of his rheumatic acl
He is in excellent trim for a vigor
- Democratic campaign.
The new superintendent, MI. u
Org, is now IN full charge at Fort
Indian school He is an experien
80 man In the service and Is recomm'
ed rs i first class mau for the pl
The Misses Nudge, photograph
w have erected their gallery south
Hopkins lumber office, and are
i'dVS ready for business Their sam
show they do FIRST class work
Bingham county sends an u
= structed delegation to Moscow, b.
Is known thGt all the delegates ar
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1892-08-13

Treasurer and Logan county will
name Judge W. @. Hill for the same
office So there are two Of the party
willing to handle the state funds.
The machinery for the new mill will
reach Blackfoot by the goth inst, and
the mill will be operation by the 10th
or 18th OF September Ranchers will
make note OF this and hold their
grain.
Billy Boreland, private secretary
TO Senator Dubois, will return TO Ida
no this summer. Mrs. Boreland il
visiting her father at Fargo, North
Dakota.
Superintendent Calvin, Attorney
u. G. Lockwood, j. NJ. Bennett and
Mr. Henderson, railroad officials, at
tended the con missioners' meeting
Monday. While 10 town they were
pleasant callers at The News Office.
The delegate from Market Lake
was the Bismark OF the Idaho Falls
convention last Saturday. He got there
With both feet, calamity and trium-
phantly. The other fellow can now
lower his sun umbrella aud go indoors
into the dark shadows Of disappoint-
ment.
Editor P. Tempest, of the Rexburg
, Press. came down on land business
Monday. He has just returned from
Boise, agreeablY surprised at the
greatness and glories Of Idaho as theS
appear ed TO him on his first visit TO
the capital.
:. President Harrison has named tbs
r. following delegates 10 the lnterna
tional monetery conference: Senator
Jones, Allison, Representative McCra
i ~, Gent Walker and Hon. Henri
Cannon.
Dress Goods below cost Roya
Bedford cords reduced from l5c. {
:. to Zoe. per yard for 80 days at W. y
!. Danilsons.
The Salubria citizen says so man.
nm Democrats in Washington have join
~ ed the Peoples Party that the chat
q man OF the central committee cannC
get enough Of his committee togeth'
re to make plans for the coming can
as paigu.
be. Ex.Supt. Johu Y. Williams, OF Fo
Hall Indian school, left last Frids
20. for Washington. How he will ext
led cate himself from his troubles is u
on known, but one thing is known. l
Ior. will not make aay campaign speech
=. 10 Idaho MS he promised he wou
In when he returned from the leag
.au club meeting at Boise.
The Republicans Of this coun
ess have named the following delegates
j, the Moscow convention: John w
: liams, Mart patrie, A. v. Scott r.
Morgan, C. ], Bassett, Z, 2. BlickeI
derfcr, G. A. Robethan, Geo. Nor
c. II. Bassett, Prof. Brandon a
III. Mr.. Wass.
A full line of sporting goods, b
balls and bats at Fernish drug sto
IN j. Ed. Smith, Of Idaho Falls, del
. cred splendid speech at the layi
OF the corner stone Of the Odd Fello
H. Home. The order might do ma
~, things worse than publishing it
IN pamphlet form for distribution. 81
a move would be deserved com
ment to Mr.. Smith.
M. Our distinguished Indian philt
Nj, pher Lazy Joe says: "Kredentials
no bo,lder me. Whit'r man he all 4
talk'm jority report and 'nority rel
but me no savvy report Me get
rvs convention, all de time, me walk'u
tia'l Indians he owe me orpis, me max
n0e" pawn. You see me4 Bimeby
ie"U see me opiser, Pretty big man th'
Jay Gould's family still fingers
'nei tue Wood River country. His he
u is improving all the time. Last y
nv" during his ten days stay he gaine
iP'e9 pound day; this year he is gail
but not so much. His ramhles al
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1892-08-13
Desert Lands--N Notice Of Intention TO Make
Proof.
UNrTED STATES LAND OFFICE. !
Tdsshn IfsfE 2kfh 1872 4

USrTED STATES LAND OFFICE.
Blackfoot. Idaho, July 2eth, lesS
l. Charles b Wilson. of Fairharen, Bear Lake
ron No ss7 on the 3lst day of July lsss TOR tiis
tract Wa, VIZ EEAs. w = NEt4. Sec. :. Twp
south and unsurveyed 50 SH n. eM% sEa,
hereby give notice 0f my intention to make
final prof % establish ny claim 70 the land
above described before Register and Receiver
of septemiDer 1872 and that expect 70 prove
that said land has been properly irrigated ara
reclaimed in the manner required Dy Law, Dy
two of the following witnesses
Frank Brereron, George Reay. James Heak-
lev. Harold Densham. all OF Bear Lake county,
CHARLES d. WILSON,
PEkRY !. AEsoN.
Register.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1892-08-13
Net Very Bad.

A prominent Republican suggests
that the Democratic and Republican
parties Of this, Blackfoot, commits
sioner district unite on one good man
Tor commissioner and run him ire
spcctive Of his party utilization. That
would not be bad, IL the two parties
could agree on broad gauged, con-
sentative man, and man who has
business interests in the county. We
take the suggestion as good omen,
1t show the Republicans as well MS
Democrats are beginning to see the
Importance Of good board of coun'
ty commissioners, aud a determine
ton. so far as it is in their power, tc
elect none but good board.
The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1892-04-15
Doubtful Matter.

just before closing our forms fol
this week we get long letter from A
r. Holston, of Polk County, dis
claiming the use of the words attri
buted to him in the State COMMITTEES
meeting. We stated that he offered
to "bust up the peoples party if the
representation was not fixed up his
way! He AYERS his devotion to the
new party-and that he is in the
work.
We have not time to publish his let
ter at this last moment. But we will
state that at least five members of
that committee were in this office at
the time we wrote up the state
ment-and every one OF them were
thoroughly in earnest--and not a
little "hot in the collar over that
unfortunate break. But we are in
formed on what ought to be A No. /
authority-and a gentleman of ex-
cellent character-that at this verv
time Mr.. Holston and Mr.. Lo1nmen
are trying to get up IL contesting
delegation to Omaha! Can this he
true?
The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1892-04-15
MR.. D0NNEILY REPLIES TO MR.. HOMPE

nuedE From First Page
favor giving K H. Holn before he was
pointed ~ 001o-o n0 "oe ap'
On page 1861 Hompe voted the ST. Dispatch cents DER
copy Tor every supplied
SON. have no data to enable amounted to
Dut should not surprised would
reckless resolution
Carried, yeas 80 nays 9; Hompe voted yea = p'A
Page 934 OF the same Journal find Hompe give
clerks OF the House
Young 1og7Ve $I25 each to reporters!
Hompe of his letters
One OF the most unustfabe
reporters Still this
increased to 1926" ~ = = Wv - Aoo0 was
why dld not Hompe addandI voted
ness OF TINS man. ecurng the Legislature 1889 giving
wnen ne himself of the guilty any
the lodging
with the reporters fling protest the
after the had
uon to attack me and divide Alliance. - "
IN page ooO we find the House adopting division sou
70 all newspapers supplied limitation
" amount! here was Hompe when this
The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1892-04-15

back into prominence, leadership and
favor. We can speak for 80 out o.
every hundred Of the alliance men
we believe we can speak for Mr.. Don.
nelly, the chieftain in that memoir.
able battle, andwe can speak for our.
selves 265 cents on the dollar, when
we utter this prayer to the 7th Dis
trict: If you ever trust a second
time, as leaders, those who monkeved
with the pluto coat-tails-or who
even sympathized with said coat
tails-or who even cronied with those
who did sympathize with said coat
tails-you miss the call of God to do
battle for the children of the Christ.
Be brave, stern, just and true!
The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1892-04-15

Glorious news comes from the state
at large. In one township every man
joined the peoples party club except
the postmaster and wheat buyer! In
one township there is only one man
but what votes the peoples party. In
the Crookston city election the ere
publicans, democrats and saloon
keepers" all united against the peo-
pies party ticket. The ticket was a
radical, redhot, genuine one. And
the p. p. ticket received GA to SOC
for the combine! This in a city! Elias
STEVENSON writes us glowing &C
count OF the result, which was sur
prising, even to the most sanguine.
The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1892-04-15

Mr.. Donnelly's candidacy for gov
ernor has compelled the enemies o.
the straight-outs to show their hand
The Phelps-Owen movement to be.
tray the alliance is rapidly formulat.
ing. They tell us ex-national banker
Phelps will call his convention with.
in a month. Let it come-a dozen oil
them. They will find that the alliance
cannot be driven to slaughter. There
is universal satisfaction among the
alliances over Mr.. DonnelIy's consent
to be a candidate. 1t has been a
gigantic pair OF shears cutting off
wires leading from Mike Doran to
every old party politician in the
land.
The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1892-04-15
The Wheat Investigation Rpnort

Inc IT, W. has not vet published report Wheat
Committee AS whole sn in
part, 1t has thrown large amount of light
For the pute ignored the gigantic
veopmens OF the GREAT WEST published
meeting wheat fight the They attempted y silence
90 freeze them out OF mind The Investigators
through Gen. Barets
like thunderclap Still ignored But the
RISES Men behind the the longer be hem
IN ana SO down comes the radoor heaven the
tmnes The He Octarcya surrender though
the truag at halmasand the bag See next
weeks . ~ ~
The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1892-04-15

The House of Representatives OF
Massachusetts, is passing measures
that could be profitably initiated by
other states. A number of bills was
before the body giving franchises to
private corporations to supply towns
and cities with water. The bills were
all amended by provision that,
should those towns or cities ever wish
to acquire such water works for
themselves, they should pay only for
the actual value of the plant, not for
thefranchise. Every franchise should
have such provision attached to it.
When the peoples party comes into
the kingdom, look out for just such
things.
The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1892-04-15
Smashed the Record.

L. 0. Bergland, OF Crookston.
comes to the front this week with
a contribution to the cause of hui
manity that fairly breaks the record
Impressed with the urgent need of
funds to push forward the state
work, Mr.. Bergland circulated q
subscription paper. He has sent in
$57 and is 'still on the war path. :"
List OF names of all contributors
will be published next week.
The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1892-04-15
The Goods Are Pure.

The business of the Royal Baking
Powder Company comes to us in the
regular way, and is not, therefore
entitled to any special mention on
that account. Bnt the fact that
other baking powder companies
have been making war on this COM
pany and using all ma nner of Unfair
means to injure it's business is itself
an appeal to the love of fair play
which is a part of the character of
every good American citizen.
The fact that the Royal Baking
Powder Company has succeeded far
beyond any of it's competitors is no
doubt reason enough for some of
them to say anything against the
Royal Baking Powder that thew can
get newspapers to publish. We do
not know whether that sort of thing
has injured the Royals business or
not. We don't suppose it has, but
OF one thing we are sure, when the
goods OF any company have been on
the market, as Royal Baking Pow
der has, for whole generation, and
been consumed by almost the entire
to greater or less ex-
tent, with perfect satisfaction to all.
and without having injured the
health OF a single person, then it will
take more than spite or jealousy to
injure it's business. The baking pow
ders made by this Company have
been tested a thousand times by the
most eminent chemists and always
pronounced pure and wholesome
This, added to the experience of the
millions who have used them. will
stamp as absurd the attacks of
other manufacturers who are
prompted by jealousy of their great
success to publish false statements
about the Royal Company's goods.
st. Louis Journal of Agriculture.
The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1892-04-15

|
This young the
peoples party He has been Unidentified great
humanity from the
loyalty the platform We photograph several months
at time when we proposed to publish Gallery Alliance Swa
and few facts connected with that no n
prominent candidate for Congress
had the engraved and WEST family
Inc marked features OF Andrew Snersons outlined
IN MS race The face tells the story! Rugged
mon brotherhood with to loyalty to cause sonnd
level mead good heart and eaessn
as mis- name plenty rugeeess Of
osposo and sternn principle So WEST
we are not afraid trust Andrew
man in that District He has threatened nv
tne alliances to get his spine the right platform
Anew was born on the 9th day Of February and therefore
81 years OF His Norway 1S47 Thew
the Red River Valley 1874 STEVENSON took tho
banner for the alliance with spirit was Chairman
time OF the first Co. Alliance County-o we have on
utes taken last year. ~ ~
His present home Climax has section Of land
"ch ne works as practical arghandd eveheaded
own dollars worth OF property except farm
AS apubc speaker Andrew gets right there and
ngnt tnere! he never down to the ku
wnppeo cream or twoedged butter knives He talks strong clear SEN
ne has moral sense which sits supreme Judgment
AS Tor his candidacy he should
willing to trust him purpose in ttno him
there " = 'Ae W
line GREAT WEST makes apology Of state
matter this week. to the exclusion national
balance next week. The fact u.s. Minnesota the
trough OF the Prmhavng
$4,000 alliance the
the light But the Ephraim (Fo Ephram cake
hatbake will discover that there some
"nere Killed politicians dead Just
Uoucng up their systems with
his two dozen conspraos feel shokng their arms wildly
ghten many into fts-rol their eybas panshoot
out their animated tongues and threaten life But
gentle reader They dead the blossoms
cannot tell lie about it,
their ghosts picking smmerng off from
flushed cheeks in the fiery realms OF the
The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1892-04-15

The G. O. P. are shivering in their
night-clothes. Get ready for shot
and shell next week. The Pioneer
Press has cracked it's era. MUM from
ear to summit-and Jim Hill has pre-
saged the crack of doom. 1t uuakes.
at stOrms-it founders Victory
snuffeth her bay leaves from afar,
and waits to crown her glorious
head.
The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1892-04-15

1T is no wonder the democratic
leaders in Georgia, feel tired and
homesick over the outlook. Sub-al-
liances to the number OF rs have all
in batch endorsed the st. Louis
platform and pledged their support
to the same.
The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1892-04-15

We send out next week 5000 blue
and black large "Donnelly. bills
With a splendid picture in the centre
They go to the County Chairmen,
where they have been secured. They
are Tor use at the Donnelly Mass
Meeting to be held in every county.
See the schedule of meetings on the
last page. At least a month before
the meetings send portion to every
surveillance officer in the county and
every township chairman, to be filed
IN by them and posted in every avail
able place. Let the Donnelly Mass
Meetings. he tremendOusl
The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1892-04-15

The report OF the Washington
County Alliance at Saltwater shows
that the great movement is -four
ishing in that county. Saltwater
and the entire county will give a
grand vote for independent politics
this fall.
The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1892-04-15

We have another township with
nearly a hundred voters-and in that
township there is just one voter out
side the fold OF the peoples party.
They all vote the Gospel OF st. Louis.
This is the third twp. of this char
acter!
The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1892-04-15

There seems to be an impression
prevailing among a few of the wiry
men IN the 7Gh district that the anti
forfeiture battle of the last legislature
is forgotten-and that the backbone
less frauds who sold out the alliance
.4or political skimmilk are received
The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1892-04-15

There is one drawback in the Aus.
tralian ballot system. The illiterate
voters, in some quarters are rep
resented by officers appointed to
mark for the illiterates. At the re-
cent municipal election in Sacramen.
to, California, there were many ''illit-
crates" who had made "arrange-
ments' with the bosses and the latter
were in collision with officers who
were paid to see that the voters-the
alleged illiterates-did notgo back on
the deal.
The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1892-04-15

John Lind wrote a note for the
Renville Star denying a statement
made by our Assistant State Lee
turer, A. D. Stewart. A. D. gives
John a healthy roast, which will ap-
pear next week. A. D. is all right
vet
The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1892-04-15

Flora Alliance, Renville Co sends
in $21 for the Lecture Fund through
President Shoemaker. His letter,
with list of the names of the patriots
who contribute, will appear next
week.
The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1892-04-15

The county alliance of Cottonwood
County has purchased the "Citizen, "
and it will hereafter be an Alliance
paper-published at Window. The
editor is given as Co. Atty Benbow,
and he isplaced in that position by a
stock company which owns the
plant.
The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1892-04-15

Mrs. Marion L. Todd has been en-
gagged to speak at Brainerd's Grove,
town of Warren, Winona Co.,
June Sd.
Cannon Falls, Go. Alliance June
4th-Goodhue Co.
Other engagements next week.
The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1892-04-15
An Error.

One OF correspondents took stating that
might be nominated to Congress
ana accept as just 1t the
stand the platform cannot
was prompted by friends who wished friendly
to Mr. Owen 1t the
N ~ 0A"o
The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1892-04-15

Our friend E. G. Curtis, OF Canon
City, Colorado, edits 'The Royal
Gorge" which is a very spicy paper.
The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1892-04-15
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peope Why did not demand put the
i HoMrE VOTED wAsHBuRs, FOR .. $. SENATOR
aa = q H. So %
Tuition especially aimed had BEEN selected On
ah the nominee The preamble resolution
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day before that member 52
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Writing articles against sssa
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the HTSSs Nc Mo a1S G9e in report which
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9i %sss eS
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for @ T. % s
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lead the Alliance forces he had have made
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To st ss;ss 5is
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OF f honesty Come
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the support the railroad monaires Of
RAILROAD TOOL
have shown in these letters the Jour-
the rings corporations and railroads no
proposed amend hu nt 70 Ts be
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The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1892-04-15
sr. PAUL, MIMI, APRIL IS. 1892

.emses aeFoam PRESS ASSOCIATION.
The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1892-04-15

Other ENGAGEMENTS next week.
The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1892-04-15

was 10 oelea ompe bill What omebodui
ISM worth henscratch 1t but is nJ J
sOn.' '' ""0 ~ 10 d rduu ana a delu-
AND the House also that bill onv one don+;n
was Mr. knudsons OF Blue Earth county, &
mere Is absolutely nothing the bill
matter OF legislation it is useless superfuous e anu DIS
1t thrown whole
something wherewh the the hownr was
with the Disconnected aprr;ss was
@ IKE e YOU made oovo
very mucn;-ouo you don tit will bear little
PLAYING
And Hompe "played dictator" during tba+ sos; .
man coqld De my friend unless he slave etc Docs %
ike when knew all did about ~ loon
yeo uu W te MIN ana permitted him to
d 90 right in not denouncing him? like t. more than n
what would the done AZ? en om &
Donney IS tyrant slauphternns orro %
goes around smashing the club & ~
not agree with nlm tie ambitious & ~
opmon ne IS running the Alliance
revenges, etc.. 80 = ~ '0o1u l'en VI MS own
NO lsachced my feelings and perhans NV dr+ 81 49,
SAKE OF all the alleged elements Of together " w
But THERE'S limit however when
h nave oeen an Alliance eagle high sailing the nra
the which
should have fallen like upon the anu
20 gorge ITSELF like upon the car;on
we may refuse to cunning because tho orna
tho ~ o ~ ar9ny use but when from immunity
Gne creature wadds forward and strikes polluted beak into ILL
ana honest men, and seeks
OF es ana ISLANDERS becomes dagreeabe and nan
ounu ne wretcn over the head though
DNo". lGNATUs