Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1893-09-16
Short, But Newsy.

Snow to a depth Of inches is re
ported on the mountains in Boise
county.
In Kansas the hottest spell Of the
year was reported the first OF the
week.
The Custer County Graphic closes
shop this week and the editor goes to
the fruitful fields Of Pomona, Califor.
mia.
Lead continues TO climb up in the
market reports, 1t is no longer heavy
but is Ia demand with advancing
prices.
Four new poslmasters for Idaho
this week Briggs for Lyman Cros-
son for DeLamari Bower for Hunter
and Miller for Leonai
Bishop Talbott's next visit TO
Blackfoot will be October 18th 1t is
expected that he viii remain few
days then visiting the members Of
his charge in this town.
Our little bird whispered ycster.
day
"nsy. Mr. Dawson Il lef, single and alone,
All bis minister companions arc married and
gone.
But he wants a rrctDry built right away.
which furv,clie,h something At a very early
day"
Dunns Review this week says. I'm
proyement has extended from the
banks to the mills. The condition OF
great industries has distinctly mend.
cd, though still seriously depressed
More important by far than any rise
In stocks Is the fact that more works
have resumed during the past week
than have stopped operation So that
the producing force Of the country,
after months OF constant decline, has
begun 20 increase
Deputy Sheriff Ed Winn has been a
very sick man thus week. Monday
afternoon he returned from an outing
with bis family at swan valley lie
was complaining when he reached
home and was Immediately taken
worse. Medical aid was called and
he was sent to hospital In Salt Lake
for a surgical operation On the trip
he suffered the most intense agony.
Reaching Salt Lake he was placed In
the hands OF Dr. Pirkcr,ou. the ccle-
hratcd surgeon, who performed the
needed operation aud gave his patient
promp; relief. When last heard from
Wirn was resting easy but not out Of
danger
PITrsnuRo, Sept 13.-A pension
attorney whose name the pcnsian OH.
cials refuse Ia divulge, has been writ.
ing letters to suspended pensioners OF
this district advising them 10 kill
President Cleveland, Secretary Hoke
Smith, Commissioner Lochreu ahd all
others connected with the recent rul.
ing in the department suspending the
payment Of certain pensions A copy
of the letter has been forwarded to
the interior department 1t is prob.
able the attorney will be arrested for
treason. II il said he is Grand
Army man and pcnsioner
WlcmTA, Kan, Sept 13-The
border towns along the Cherokee strip
in Kansas, Oklahoma aud the Pan
handle Of Texas are already so over
crowded with boomers that it is al
most impossible 70 secure necessary
food, while there ia not bed or a
blanket to hire, anl the outittinq
houses ARE being drained Of supplies
Tnere is hardly state or territory in
the union but is adding its quota
The Santa E'e distributed along it
line on the kansus and Panhandle
borders since yesterday morning over
5000 people, forty.one coaches being
employed this morning. Three sec
tions were south bound. while about
1000 souls are now arriving here OF
their way to be distributed ut then
destination. Tonight, considering
the facts that the Rock Isand Il
bringing in about the same number
and the Missouri Pacific railway /,