Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1893-11-11
.LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.

Attorney Dietrich and wife have re-
turned from their Eastern visit.
Thousands are living who have
seer as hard times and again and all
along as they are seeing today.
The present year will have 53 Sun
days, beginning and ending on that
day.
Vogler & Horton have moved their
meat shop to the brick building form
erly occupied by Mrs. Holbrook.
A placer mining excitement has
broken out on Little Lost river and
number Of parties are taking up claims
Two accessions to the Methodist
church, Sunday evening Misses Nc
Pherson and Warner.
DIR. Schumacher, dentist, Of Idaho
Falls, will return to Blackfoot about
the goth of this month.
Il. A. Readicker and family from
Lost River will move to town this
week for school advantages for their
children.
Hon. Frank w. Beane and q party
Of ten ladies and gentlemen spent
few days outing at Arangee ranch,
Fremont county, this week.
Three men engaged in the Idaho
mineral robbery at the Worlds Fair
have been arrested.
An Rpworth League sociable will
be given at the residence of Mrs.
Wright, this, Friday evening. Every
body invited.
Ii the hair has been made to grow
a natural color on bald heads in thous.
ands Of cases, BY using Halls Hair
Remover, why will il not in your case?
| Senators Shoup, Dubois and Con-
gressman Sweet have kindly remem-
bered THE NEWS with public docu-
ments, silver speeches etc, during the
extraordinary session. for which il is
sincerely thankful.
Governor Mcdonnell was rendered
an ovation in Moscow on his visit
home last week. Now we will watch
and see what those people will do for
Congressman Sweet.
Judge Standrod's name has been
mentioned in connection with the sen
torial race on the Republican ticket
next year, but THE News don't believe
the mention was made with the sane.
ton Of the Judge.
An English admiral, says: at il
true, the life-saving service Of Amer
lea is not equaled anywhere IN til,
world Il is also true that Ayers
Cherry pectoral saves, annually, thou
sands OF lives. Invaluable in sudder
colds. throat, and lung troubles.
The Worlds Fair managers at the
opening OF the FAIR built an emergen
cy hospital, on the grounds. An aver
age OF 100 persons a day were treated
there. Some of them were overcome
from heat, some fatigue and some
from nervous shocks. Only 33 deaths
are reported. The average attendance
was nearly 100000 day and only
80 deaths within the enclosure was 9
remarkably small number.
When Governor Mckinley speaks
to the farmers Of Ohio of the advan
tage they derive from the operations
OF his tariff bill they point to the fac
that the measure has been in force TO
two years and a half, and yet th'
price of wool is lower than it has beef
for twenty years. But Mckinley can
not explain how it comes that hi
system of protecting the woolgrower
does not protect
The following officers were installed
at Good Templars lodge, Saturda.
evening by Matte Hopkins, L. d.;
Maggie Mester, O. T.; Clara Houck
v. T.; Ben Holbrook p. G. T.; Rober
Hopkins, Recording Sec'y; Miss Melot
Asst Sec'y; Howard Hobbs, Chaplain
George Holbrook, Financial Secretary
Belle Gray, Treasurer; Nellie Sweet
Marshall Henry Simmons, Deput,