Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-10-27

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William Beers, an estimable citizen
OF Antelope, Custer county, is lying |
dangerously i'll at Geo. Il. Hafer's, |
Blackfoot, with pneumonia.
Biethan sold thirty ladies cloaks
last week, in one day. Isn't that
sign that the clouds Of hard times are
breaking up for bright and clear skies.
Dr.. Estill, Of Bellevue, who was
thought to be fatally shot by Railroad
Agent Beamer, last week, for dispoil.
ing his home, is in fair way of re-
coyery.
Parties wishing Shores & Shores
medicines by kindly leaving your or.
ders with us will accommodate you
through the proper agencies.
Ben II. PERSIsH.
Blackfoot, glorious Blackfoot, she
is the banner voting precinct in Bing-
ham county.
Bunting & Co. and Biethan have
been full Of business for the past
week and more. Their sales have been
away up, and 1t begins 70 look like
the good old Democratic days are
coming back again.
Miss Nellie Sweet accompanied Mrs.
james Fisher 70 Huntington, Oregon,
this week.
The patients at the asylum are IN.
crcasing gradually in numbers With
the continued growth Il will not be
many years before there will be de
mand for more room
The Haley Times says the Populis,
GufbMthrlDuefn vi aAhAIAn Nphutgt =
elected on pledges OF economy, ran
the county ia debt over and above
receipts sl2, ,64TOl, during their first
year in Office, The Times quotes 6g.
urcs from the auditors books.
A good board Of county commits
sioners ls absolutely necessary for the
| general welfare and prosperity Of the
county. Il can By wise and iudicious
management OF county affairs Tighten
your burdens Of taxation, or by un'
wise and extravagant management
burden you with heavy taxes. How
important thon to elect good board
The best mems working shoe in
Idaho for $3.50, and a medium fine
shoe for sI.75. Come and see oul
shoes, quality No. and prices away
down. c. Bunting & Co.
The election will remove many OBJ
suuctions placed in the way OF return
ing good times TO embarrass The Dem
ocratic administration. After that th'
gates will be opened wide and th'
good times will come TO every home
Notwithstanding the distractions th'
people are more hopeful than thel
have been for many long and wear!
months.
I The coming election will shoV
, whether the voters OF Idaho are inter
/ ested in earnest about the publi
school system, or no. Their votes viii
tell whether they are welded to poll
tics more than education. We shal
see whether the cause OF party or th
cause OF education will win.
q Conductor John West a passenge
conductor on the Utah and Norther
, road, was painfully hurt at Blackfoo'
! Tuesday morning. He was on his wa
! TO Idaho Falls on freight trair
: While unloading freight at this st'
:, ton he assisted the trainmen ana
: moving heavy stove his foot slippe'
and he fell, wrenching his back SO q
TO deprive him Of the power OF loco
n motion. He was taken TO his hom
Q nj Pooatello in the afternoon sufierln
= intensely. His friends fear he wi
! not recover and be able for duty !
g many weeks.
Last week The News awarded
complimentary diploma to Mr. Vot
2 Ter. sr., for superior quality oil n
. home grown celery. This week
T. awards the asylum one of equal valu
a.