Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-02-03

Logan county, ls having many arrests
of cattle thieves made.
Until present stock is sold we will
sell all kinds of petroliums, eosmoline,
saxoline and yaseline at 25 per cent
off at Pioneer drug store.
Lazy Joe says the continuous cry
of hard times makes him weary. He
does not see the necessity for it. Cold
muc-a-muc is as plentiful and "a sure
thing" against hunger as it ever was.
Clark & Tanning, of Idaho Falls,
whose stock of general merchandise
was burned two weeks ago, will soon
be ready for business again. That is
the kind of push and pluck which wins
Being over stocked we will sci
Sarsaparillas and Cough Remedies at
25 per cent discount, until further
notice at Old Reliable Pioneer Drug
Store.
In order TO make room for a new
lot of stationery in boxes, we will now
sell what we have on hand at 25 per
cent off Come and be convinced that
we mean what we say at the Pioneer
Drug Store.
Old Winter dealt gently with south
ern Idaho during his stay in Decem-
Der and January. He was a mild man
nered old man.
Ripplinger, the tailor, will be in
Blackfoot next week, with a good line
of spring and summer goods. He viii
remain several days, and will clean
and repair suits left with him.
Mrs. W. A. Woodin and her sister
Miss Sutherland, of Blackfoot, attend
ed Mrs. j. NJ. Benefits birthday par
ty at Pocatello, the evening of Febru-
airy 1st.
Boise Democrats have no complaint
to make against the administration
for not removing Republican office
holders. They show a willingness for
their postmaster to remain six months
over time.
Goldsmith & Co, Salt Lake City,
dealers in clothing and gents furnish
ing goods, have made an assignment
The company had branch houses at
Ogden, Butte and Spokane.
Miss Lizzie Gallagher, of Pocatello,
the guest Of Miss Blanche Jones, of
Blackfoct, for two weeks, returned
home, Wednesday afternoon.
OR. Prices Cream Baking Powder
Worlds Fair Highest Award.
DR.. Behle is in correspondence with
a wealthy organization of Minnesota,
which desires to establish a colony OF
ranchers in Bingham county. He has
sent them all the printed matter he
could get setting forth the advantages
of this section of the state and ex-
poets to see the colony started early
in the spring.
James S. Campbell, Jr., has been
postmaster at Pocatello, by |
the president. Mr.. Campbell served |
IN the same capacity under Mr. Cleve.
lands first administration and gave
general satisfaction to all doing bust.
ness with the office.
The commissioners of Ada county,
have instructed the county attorney
to bring suit against Auditor King
for fees collected in transcribing the
records for Canyon county. The COM
missioners hold that the excess over
$4,000 allowed the auditor should be
turned into the county treasury.
THE News is in receipt OF copy
Of the Anaconda Standards fourth
annual almanac. The little book is
full Of interesting statistics, and facts
Montana and will doubt
ess be appreciated by all the Stand.
ard's subscribers, As book of refer
snoe, it is ahead Of anything yet issued
n that state,
Pure, unadulterated, leaf lard, home
made, put up by VIM, Howard, for
'ale by G. Bunting & Co, in 5 and
10 pound pals.