Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1893-09-09
NEwsY NOTES.

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age,
Septembers harvest moon will
shine upon another wedding couple
in Blackfoot
pr Dodge lett Saturday morning Of
last week for the east to be absent
most OF the winter.
Prof Knapp and family left Tues
day morning for Ellensburg, Wash
ington, where the professor has secur-
ed a position in Il school.
Rev. S. W. Gage and wife have
moved into their new home opposite
the Baptist church.
The grand lodge, / 0. 0. f., will
be held in Boise City next month.
Misses Mcpherson, Brown and Cor
ey, lady employees at the asylum, left
for the Worlds Fair Monday morning.
| The law department of the Idaho
division Of the u p system has been
abolished. ID G. Lockwood, late
attorney for the road, has opened a
law office In pocatello.
School opened al Fort Hall Monday
with Al young Indians IN attendance
This is good opening for hot wealth
81. 1t is only Arctic weather that
impresscs Shoshone or Bannock
with the importance OF an education.
Andrew Carnegie, the Pittsbuag
iron king, has rented the ranch OF MIR.
Sergeant, on Lake Marymere, Jack.
sons Hole, and is spending the sum
mcr there with his family. Tourists
who have visited that part Of the conn
try this season say Mr. Carnegie en-
ter,ains everybody royalty and a great
many accept Of his hospitality Rex
burg Press.
A convict named Perry made a.
effort 10 escape from the peuitentiar,
the other day lie built a false shell
under the working bench IN the car
pcntcr's shop aud hid himself there
When the men were counted at nigh
DC was missing and after two hour
search lac was taken from his place 0
roncealmcnt II was evidently hi
plan 10 wait until night aud TAX
;. chances on avoiding the guards 70 Sc
cur, his liberty. Perry was sent ul
from Shoshone county last spring 70
I've years FOR holding up a faro game
l. Boise Statesman.
People who live in new countrie
are liable 10 be FRUSTRATED by malaria
feyers Inhabitants OF cities, by rel
son Of bad drainage aud unwholcsom
odors, suffer from similar diseases
Ayers Ague Cure il warranted a spc
: ellie FOR All maIarial poisons
J. TnE Austin CTex.) Evening New
extracts this bit Of philosophy fror
the situation "Wheat aud corn an
beef and cotton are mighty low, bu
the low prices in these hard times ar
, a blessing to the poor artisans an,
lahorcrs OF the land. There is som.
}. thing, however, that the average ayr
culturist cant see When you com
to think about it, this is queer work
The farmer wants high prices for a
7. his products, while the toiler VIII
builds homes aud railroads and fasl
ions and sends out the agriculture
implements aud the myriads Of othC
y implement and machines desires To-
4, prices Tor the farm products Ana Q
the other hand, the toilers who max
implements want high wages and hig
prices. In short, there has alwal
X been, is now and always will BE-
q. clash Of some sort between the sellC
and buyer, the producer and the COZ
, sumei."
All capital Is merely stored labo
It may be as the locomotive, the re-
resentative of thousand minds thi
at various periods have, by little an
Z, little, brought il TO its present untoI
perfection for producing wealth, b
the rights Of stored labor are simp
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