Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1896-10-24

iacturer, spent Friday In Blackfoot on
land business. He owns ranch In
Fremont county.
The registration books Of this BLACK
FOOT precinct, show that the native
idahoans who have registered TO be /
70 every 100 voters.
X T. Quaries Esq, Peoples-Demo-
cratic candidate for Justice OF the
Supreme bench spent Thursday In
Blackfoot.
DIR. Hicks predicts a charge TO gen.
uine winter weather about the Sd and
or ith Of Hoyem Der. II viii be freez-
ing for some candidates.
Hon. ". E Borah did not 90 to Ilm-
nois as reported. The condition OF his
sick mother Is much improved, and he
now is pushing his campaign in North
Idaho.
Custer county freight teams have
been numerous in Blackfoot this week.
Their appearance recall the busy days
Of old.
Is il hardly possible for the lands on
the West Side 10 be opened under six
20 Ten mouths, II a new hearing Is 10
be had 70 establish their status under
the Carey act.
pin my faith 70 politics
Said the candidate on the street,
And /, b'gosh, said the rancher,
Pin mine 20 the rise ia wheat
Frank Walton, editor OF the Pocatello
Advance, is billed 20 speak at Black
foot, Thursday evening. October 29th.
A son was born 70 Mr. and Mrs. chalm-
ers, Of Blackfooi, Monday morning, 10
October.
The MalAd Enterprise speaks truth
fnlly when II says:
The biggest blackgusrd uses the vii
est language, the rncanest politician is
always the mott abusive.
Every speaker who has visited Black
foot has refrained from indulging in
personalities and abuses excep; Judge
Ciagcti, and his TRADE was all TO his
own injury. Thepeople were disgusted
with what he saId and with him person
ally.
A Nes York man dropped into an
undertakcr's shop the other day and
iokingly said be had called 70 have his
measure taken for colin His laugh
as his gruesorne humor was cut short,
for be fell dead In the room.
The Nampa & Silver City railroad Il
being rapidly built. A large number
oi hands and teams are crowding she
work. Tho steel bridge for Snake river
Is expected from Pittsburg early next
month.
The old-time Populist leaders o
Bingham county have q grievance that
they may well be inclined 20 make pub
lie and complain of. They have beer
given back seat from which they can
not force their way 10 the front again
unless they sit down hard on those wh'
conspircd against them.
THE NEWS is proud OF the endorse
ments Il has received for its course II
this campaign. Il has endeavorcd TO b
true and honest with It's readers an'
with the voters from the first days o
election talk 10 the present time, an'
Il Is comforting 20 know that its effort
are appreciated. To our many friend
J for letters aud words Of encouragement
we are profoundly grcatcful.
Basalt has grown TO be one OF tn
largest voting precincts in the count
excepting Idaho Falls and Blackfoo'
It Is the largest Populist precinct, bu
: the leaders Of that party like Hutchiso
Drew and others were so ruthlessl
buried in the shuttle for Office that the
, may not be expected to stand togethe
/, on the ID OF November.
D There are no party principles involve
c in the fusion tickets Of Idaho In thi
campaign. Nobody will claim that an
; it Is the serious and solemn duty the
Y Of every citizen tomake q selection
: men and vote for them as he believe
they win best serve the county an
state.
2 Hunting in the Teton country ha
\ been extra good this season, and th
hunters more numerous than usua
Among them have been thcvanderbilt
Webb, Gen. Coppinger and other di
= tlnQuished men from the East as well
I. a number Of celebrities from the Wes
The large game, like the, buffalo, wi
y soon be known only in the history
! the past.
The Lewiston Tribune says: "Thei
has never before been a time IN u
history OF this country when politics