Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1896-02-29

- F"siUHNs ahu lhe demand for room IN
accommodate them.
a rnmor Is ahoat that an Immediate
change In the clerical force al Ross
FORK Indian Agency, is TO be made. the
truth OF which win be known from
Agent Teter who has just returned
from Washington.
a party OF three or four Nebraskans
visited the West Side Thursday to look
at the lands lately selected under the
Carey act Part OF them returned
home that night.
Our little bird is authority for the
statement that two young ladies Of
Idaho Falls, and both well known in
Blaekfooi, are soon 70 be led to Hymen's
altar.
Two Of Blackfoot's bright little boys
are serlolsly sick with fever following
colds; Harry Bergman and. Howard
Waslcy. THE NEWS hopes that the
manly little sufferers may recover and
soon be up again.
Governor Mcconnell has offered a
rcsard of si,o0o for evidence leading
70 the arrest and conviction OF the mur.
dcrcrs OF the shepherds, John wilson
and Daniel cummins, Of cassla county,
who were killed February iih.
Within the last week, 70 Swedish
settlers arrived here from Iowa and
Colorado bringing three carloads OF
household goods, wagons, huggies, etc.
Most of their farming outfit was new.
They appeared 10 be weIl.io-do and
thrifty farmers. and will be valuable
acquisition 10 tho community. They
have all purchased land on the east
side. Idaho Falls Times.
Two iramps proceeded 10 do up
passenger brakeman on the souih.bound
train near Basaii Wednesday morning.
They icrked him on the running train
and was giving him lessons in the Fitz-
simmons Ar;, when the train was check
ed and tho conductor went 10 his assis-
iAacc.
Idaho Falls i going 70 iight her bond
ing battle over again. In her first strug-
gia the aggressive forces carried every
point but the angle held by General
Crows mon. That, evidently, viii be
the point OF attack In the coming fight,
and the battle win be as fierce as dcterm-
lBca fighters can make II.
Tho Review Of Reviews. "ihc busy
mans magazine IL the best and cheap.
est now given the public. To single
subscribers Il IL only $50 per year Its
Office Is No. 10, Astor Place, New
York.
The pas; week has seen more money
turned loose" In Silver City than In
any like period nj this season Of the
year for some time. Last Saturday the
Black Jack. Poorman and Boonyille
had their regular monthly payday of
about 100000; on the same day the
Black Jack purchased the Phillips &
Sullivan group for 5000, most OF which
went Into general circulation; on Mon
day the morning Star dispensed $500,
and tomorrow the Trade Dollar will
throw about 5000 into the hands OF It's
employees. Something like $4,000 in.
side Of eight days Is no slouch. No sir
rec. Avalanche.
Geo. Robethan sat in a barber's chair
with his hair half cut when the fire
alarm sounded. "Wait minute said
the barber. Minutes heightened into
hours and still the barber did not re-
turn. The next day the hair cut was
finished, but George never swore q
note.--Pocatollo Advance.
George Robcthsn sat in BARRIERS chair
HAVING the barber cut his hair.
In Tho midst of tho cut the hre 'larin sounded,
Ana away 30 the iire tho barber bounded'
tyeorsp waited a minute and then waited day.
nut The barber forgot him and remained away
The t,rpt day passed. then the second and third
when The cut was tinishod and George crssED
not word.
The largest line Of tablets at Ben H.
Fernish's.
A dress for every lady In bingham
county: 5000 yards Of beautiful Prints
in all shades that must be closed out al
&c. per yard, TO make room Tor new
goods coming. W. a. Dun
n has been said that the letter "e "
a Tho most unfortunate letter In tne
entire English alphabet, "becausc y Is
never In cash, never out OF debt ana
never out OF DANGER But we should
,omember that the aforesaid letter y
,ayer IN war and always In peace ~
i the beginning Of existence, the com
,nenccment OF ease and the end ol trou-
hlo, without II there would be no
bread. no meat, no water, no me- no
e,ernity. Goshen t1nd.) Democrat