Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1896-03-14

May. "
~ w. Faris, engineer for the Great
western, came down from the Falls
Tuesday.
Inc directors Of the Peoples Canal
company, will have meeting TODAY.
saturday, and elect officers for the en-
suing year.
Malad City has voted bonds for nice
school building. Upward and onward
moves Malad.
Y. w. Ramsey & Co., general mer-
chants, Idaho Falls, have closed doors.
pnli times and poor collections brought
about this unfortunate move.
Eight candidates for Presidentia,
honors take three meals day and
shake hands right and left in Wash
ineton City. The outside cities are
moi counted and have no claims on the
eight named above,
Indian Inspector Mccormick, OF vir-
ginia, who was well known at Ross
Fork Agency and at Fort Hall school.
Is dead, also Inspector Paul f. Faison:
thus two vacancies have been created
this winter, but which were filed by
appointments this week.
The scattering Of the war clouds in
Europe show how the sentiment for
peace Is growing the world over. Many
years ago the war talk such rs we have
produced clash OF arms that would
have shaken the continent.
The trading public should keep it's
business eye on Blackfoot. Our mer-
chants are enlarging their stocks and
reducing prices SO low that you will
find Blackfoot the place for trade and
for bargains, and more, you can get
what you want.
Mr.. Arthur Whittier made a flying
trip TO Cuur d'Alene City and Spokane
last week. He encountered stormy
weather most OF the time Of his absence,
and found business In consequence at a
standstill. He saw no prettier town
than Blackioot.
The time was when we could afford
10 wade through muddy streets in Black
foot, but that time is in the past. The
town has grown TO be OF too much i'm
poriance, Il is too beautiful and too at
iractive 10 let It's streets remain neg
lected. Let everybody be up and at
them for improvements.
The stercopticon entertainment given
on Monday evening ut the Opera House
under the auspices OF the Ladies' Aid
Society, NJ. Z. church, was up to the
standard. Those who attended and
made the tour Of the globe expressed
themselves as well pleased with the
scenic effect.
Market Lake, always wide-awake and
progressive, has stationed SENTINEL
on It's outpost 10 watch and guard its
interests. For the first week that Senti-
mel did his work well. May he live
long and prosper, and should the com.
Ing summer furnish the occasion, may
he, like the boy on the burning deck, re.
main at his post, whence all but him
have fed.
Judge Richards, OF the Boise district,
rcprlmanded one Of his iuries last week
after Il had reported its verdict in q
certain case, In the following words
which burn:
Gentlemen, fear there is little en-
enlargement for good citizenship in
this community with such verdict as
that
The Viola mine, frst extension o
the Hornet, is improving in value will
every days development. 1t is be
llicved by men OF good Judgment tina
both of these mines win in time eacf
equal the DeLamar In monthly divi
dends. Boise Democrat.
The Viola is the one in which Mr.
Bunting and Mr.. Thum, OF Blackfoot
own controlling interests.
SPECIAL NorIcE--U Until further nc
tice, both drug stores will be closed o.
Sundays ut o'clock, sharp, p. m.
In case OF necessity, the proprietor
can be found at their residences.
BEN II. FERNrsH,
HULL & GREENE.
| A dress for every lady In Bingham
county; 1900 yards Of beautiful Print
in all shades that must be closed out q
&c. per yard, to make room for me-
goods coming. w. A. Bnii.
The Grove City Lodge OF Masons
gradually growing in number Of II
membership. Four new members hav
been admitted since Its organizatio
and n number of applications are pene