Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1892-11-05

year Of our Lord 1892.
County Treasurer Harry Curtis
smiles as broadly as if reelected.
Another daughter was born to him
this, Friday, morning.
Cleveland married his wife in the
White House; Harrison, his successor,
buried his wife from the White
House What opposites befall men
In life.
The ugliest feature about politics
is the ugly and uncharitable things
one neighoor will say about another
because they happen TO belong to op-
posing parties Elections for this,
among other reasons, should be less
frequent
Hon. James w. Reid who has can
vassed shoshone county and made
speeches in all its principal towns,
makes the conservative estimate OF a
Democratic majority in the county Of
400 votes. He thinks Burke is good
as elected.
Pocatello must send j. NJ. Bennett
/. and NJ. G. Senter to the front by good
majorities. Bennett for Commissioner
means lower taxes, curtailment of cur
! rent expenses and better times IN the
county.
Died at Basalt, Idaho, October 26,
, at 1870 a. m, Mrs. Katie NJ. Thomp-
l son. The funeral took place at Pres
to, October 2sth. She leaves a
mourning husband and many kind
friends. The deceased had but re-
Gently come from England where her
death will be deeply regretted.
n The Little Laborers in the Harvest
band Of little girls, will give an en-.
tertainmcnt a, the Methodist parson
age, today, Friday, at p. m. Choice
refreshments will be served. Every
hody should encourage the little
:, workers. Charges only 10 cents.
, After next Tuesday evening, th,
Blackfoot Glee Club may attune il
melodious voice TO a new song, anc
!. THE NEws suggests for it:
Fare well Benny farewell Ben,
9 Grover is sent 70 the White House again
We sang one song,
We sang It long,
ID We sang good by Grover, good by Grover
A. But as 'tis, he's in clover, clover all over.
n. Attorney T. NJ. Stewart made on'
of the best speeches of the campaigl
:, in the court house, last Friday night
/. 1t was short and pointed--multum il
!, parvo, and had he canvassed the stat
making speeches Of the same styl'
and character, he would not be ia
= away from the supreme bench whel
+" the votes are counted.
/. WANTED--A girl to do genera
housework. For further information
enquire at THE News Office.
Ex-Sherifr Gil. +. Fletcher, VIII,
NOW lives nj Kaintuck. Idaho. ha
!, been nominated by the Democrats c
Bingham county as candidate fc
the legislature. Gil. has whol
90 county full of friends at the oil
" home, who, knowing his sound Dem'
80 cracy and thorough ability, wish the
y could cast a ballot for him and assi'
10 the rejoicing at his eleotion,--Iow
nd State Press.
u" The Democratic rally at Pocatell'
~ Thursday evening, was immens
7" ~ Hon. j. w. Reid, speaker of the evel
10 ing, was feeling well. and such an e,
nc pose of the sham and fraud OF pr
MI tective tariff, aud such scathins
10. blistering arraignment of Republics
4,- misrule in Idaho interspersed wit
lot his wonted flights and beauties
oratory we're never equalled in th'
at progressive town. As a speaker, NJ
aus Reid is a general favorite in Bin
to ham county and hundreds are alwal
he turned away from his meetings Il
want of accommodation and standir
ca. room. Pocatello did herself pror
aw at the rally,
riff | offer all my stock of Dry Goo,
er- at great reductions in order to go o.