Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1895-12-14

Inc ladies OF Silver City collected
$1,000 TO buy presents for their Christ.
mas tree.
Smith & Nesiin have opened photo
graph gallery on north Main street.
Call and see their displayed samples.
humor says Blackfoot parties are In
the Held 70 secure the government con.
tract TO build the proposed canal on the
Fort Hall reservation.
Beans pound for only 25c. at Vests
cheap cash store. Everything else sold
al way down prices for cash. Come and
see us.
A. q. Whittier of Blackfoot. will act
as temporary pastor Of the Methodist
Church al Idaho Falls, until a new pas
tor can be appointed. Rev Hardman
has moved away.
Sweet Potatoes, Oranges, Apples and
Lemons nice and fresh at Vests.
The subject al the NJ. Z. Church next
Sunday morning will be: THAT Sword. .
In the evening, "Heroines." All are
invited, especially young ladies.
The NJ. Z. Church at Pocatello is
again without pastor. Rev. NJ. b.
Townsend, late pastor, has accepted
the call as pastor Of the Congregational
church a; Mountain Home.
Pure Kentucky Apple Cider at T. j.
Johnson's.
Mrs, J. J. Hurst, Of Malad, who by
her actions caused her husband TO be
sent 10 the penl,entiary for q number
Of years, Was granted q divorce last
week ~ Malsd, aud Immediately re.
married. Verify some queer things
happen in this old world OF ours.
Martin Wiley, Of American Falls, an
old man Of 81 years, was run over and
killed by the switch engine AT Poca-
,ello last Friday morning. Mr.. Martin
had been visiting friends In Pocatello,
and was on his way 20 the depot 70
return home when the accident hap
pcnei.
Scw candles nuts, figs and dates this
scck, fresh and nice al Vests.
Eastern Montana Is agltatlng the
opening of an additional section Of the
Crow reservation with al the energy
II can muster. /, Is certainly mis-
fortune that miles and miles Of valuable
farming land should be left unused in
the possession Of unappreciatlyc In
dsans.
Picked pigs feet, picked tripe, saucE
knaut, now this week at Vests cash
grocery.
Besides the regular business, the
land oiiice al Lewiston had the hand
ling ol the Neg Perce reservation land,
thrown open 70 settlement during ih,
month Of November, and yet for that
month the land Office at Blackfooi did
more business by several thousand dol
lars than the Lewiston Office with la
reservation rush.
How easy is Is for ms TO accuse anoth
or Of wrongdoing and how easy to pas
our Judgment on another's conduct
Would We invite others 10 sit likcwis,
in Judgment upon us? Let us stop and
think before blaming another, for OTTER
the trouble lies with ourselves. Thinl
good Of the world aud Il will be better
look on the bright side Of life and w
will be happier.
Presents for young and old people a
Ben II. Fcrnish's.
MARRrEp--At the M. Z. Parsonage
Sunday evening, Dec. LIST, 1895, by Rev
]. II. Yost, Mr.. Thomas A. Stewart o
Minnedoka, Idaho, and Miss Rosa Glen
denim Of Blackioot, Idaho. The cere
mony was performed in the presence o
Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Ericsson and Mr.
Ericsson and Mrs. Tenant OF Fort Hall
Although Kentucky is generally asso
ciated with whisky and the people ar
supposcd 70 use bourbon as stead,
drink, there are thirty counties in th'
state where no saloons are allowed an'
the use OF spurious liquors, except 10
medicinal purposes, is strictly forbid
den. The whole South, in fact, is rap
idly changing from old conditions, ans
the popular ideas OF few years ag'
concerning that section will have TO D
abandoned.
The worlds favorite cigar "The kai
splitter" only nickle at Vests casi
grocery.
The seductive charms Of our climat
soon capture the new conner, and he !
not long In becoming as enthusiastic \
his love for the state as the older resi-
dents. The Idahoan thoroughly DC
,l.. ,hat thera IA no land like hi