Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1893-10-14
SHORT BUT NEWSF.
Mrs. w. Il. Barhhart is assisting
Mrs. Killion in her millinery store.

Worlds Fair daily is from 100000
to 100000.
Mrs Ezra Burrell is quite i'll with
typhoid fever but hopes are entertain
ed Of her early recovery.
The board Of commissioners closed
their labors Wednesday afternoon,
having had a three days session.
H. Dippel, the green grocer, was
closed under attachment Thursday
night. Liabilities not known.
To-day, Friday. is big day at Ida
no Falls. A harvest festival is being
celebrated.
Thursday, Oct u, one pair
new buckskin gloves. Finder viii
please leave at NEWS office.
c. Bunting & Co. have several new
display 'ads' IN this issue which will
interest you. Hunt them up.
We are compelled this week TO
yield most Of our local space TO the
county commissioners proceedings.
The Adelaide Moore troup played
Rip Van Wrinkle to fairly good
house Tuesday night
-Four saloons in Pooatello have clos.
ed doors within the past week or two,
Hard times come a knocking at the
door was the song Of the proprietors.
The citizens Of Idaho Falls will
vote on the question Of establishing
an independent school district IN that
town, on November 4th, next.
Another new gold.saving machine
reached town Thursday, and was i'm
mediaiely taken down the river to be
given trial. This machine requires
no water but works the dry sand.
4, p. Coltman has taken charge OF
Sidney Stevens implement establish
ment al Idaho Falls, and will soon
erect large warehouse.
yogler & Horton, proprietors Of :he
Fulton meat market, call your ntten.
tion to their line Of business through
the columns OF TnE News. Look for
the "big steer head"
Hon Charles Cobb, prominent at
torney in years agone, Of Albion,
Cassia county, is now in Portland,
Oregon. He will 60 soon TO Southern
California.
Hon Frank w. Beane has been
notified Of the appointment of Pat
Mcmahon, postmaster at kctchum,
Alturas county, Idaho.
All the Indebtedness Of the Worlds
Fair has been paid; the last check
called for Ell ,565,3l0. The proceeds
of the next twenty days will go to the
profit side OF accounts.
J. s. Bonham is at Lewisyille
where his mother has been dangerous
ly Ill with typhoid fever for several
weeks. The danger point is past now
and hope is entertained that she will
soon be convalescent
The Tucker bill repeating the fed.
eral election laws went through the
House promptly to time and at the
hour set, Now let the Senate act as
promptly and as wisely
Frank Hickey, of Butte City, Mon
tana, who was taken to Arkansas in
the early spring on the charge of one
Burkhart for the alleged killing of
Hon. John NJ, Clayton, was discharg.
cd, the testimony being insufficient to
connect him with the murder
A sister of w. II. Danilson, OF
Brooklyn, New York, whom he had
not seen for "a years. and his brother
from Ontario, Oregon, are on visit
to hun and family. The reunion OF
brothers and sisters is happy one
and the Major is delighted with the
visit
Senator Dubois leads the forces of
of the opponents of repeal, and he
is doing 1t with an ability and dash
which is winning commendation and
admiration. His statement of the
position of the friends of silver, made