Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-04-17

hours very much.
hr. Harvey, Of Chicago, who ia large,v
interested Ia the American Falls town.
slte property was a Blackfoot visitor
Wednesday.
Every rancher In Bingham co,ptv
should make speech after the style ~
rstrick Henry: 'sIt matters mot what
Others may do, a. for me, / viii plant 4
osg lot Of fruit trees this season.,
me rotary snow plow passed down
'he road from Beaver Canon to Pocatel-
70 Wednesday and will go into quarters
nor the summer, that's another sign the
winters over.
the Indian commissioners are treat
ing with the Bannocks and Shoshones
:, Pocatello. IL may be q number Of
days before any special progress la made
aud announced. About 400 Indians are
present at the conference.
Easter viii DO observed q, the Meth.
cdlsf church. In the morning BY SER
mon by the pastor on Zone Easter
Morning In the evening by an Easter
concert service by the Sabbath school
With special music by the choir.
Plant shade trees and shrubbery on
your lots In the cemetery, they will be
as marks OF affection for your dead.
They will stand rs denial OF the state
ment: 'out Of sight, out OF mind"
The fnal hearing Of the case Of the
State v. the Peoples canal company.
involving 5000 acres OF land on the
West Side was set for yesterday, lFri-
day isth, and Il il TO be hoped that the
Socrosary's decision will follow within
fes days-
A young man By the name Of Ardon
Thompson, died this week NJ the asylum,
from the effects Of m epIleptic ft.
Ills mother came up from Glenns Ferry
and had funeral services conducted BY
Rev. Gowea.
Decoration Day Is coming apace.
The Grand Army Post should arrange
for big time ihls year. The country
Is growing, population IS increasing
and the observance OF each returning
day should be better than the one be.
fore Il.
Mira W. c. johnson, we are sorry to
announce. Ii completely prosirated by
the afiiction which has come to her In
the death Of her husband. Three days
before bis death she broke down and
has boon under careful medical aiten-
lion.
The old station Of Beaver Canon will
be removed four miles south Of the
presan, site. Spencer, Eccles & Co. viii
move their big store and will erect
new hotel there. The new station will
also be the starting point for Bassett's
park stages.
The Board OF Pardons was expected
20 take action on the petition OF Sid
Larkins for Communication Of his death
sentence 20 Imprisonment for life on
the ilth inst. but up TO the hour OF GO
ing 10 press to-day nothing has been
heard In the matter. In the meantime
Mr.. Larkins retains his usual cheerful
spIrits and IL brayely awaiting his fate.
The Caldwell Record 'has it on
good authority" that several citizens
Of that place contemplate moving TO
Mexico 10 order 20 better enjoy the
pleasures OF life, where they will not
be hsmpered with Sunday and anti
gambling laws, and where bull-hghts
and hot.tomalies flourish.
Easter will be observed with appro-
pirate exercises at the Baptist church,
sunday. 10 the morning, the pastor
viii preach on 'sThe Resurrection OF
Christi In the evening the exercises
will consist OF anthems by the choir,
class songs and recitations. The church
will be decorated for the occasion.
Everybody cordially invited to come.
The man who walks up and down
streets and cries: .Hard times, hard
times, no money, no money, poor trade,
Il draw back 20 the community 10
which he lives. II he is In business It
reflects on his business and on the bus.
mess Of his neighbors. Let the world
adopt rs own way TO find out about the
hard times. Don't volunteer your SER
vices 20 tell IL.
Hon. w. Z. Webster, of Franklin,
Oneida county, Is dead. He held a mum
her ~ Offices 10 old Oneida before divi-
sion days. and was very prominent
map IN his community. IL Is supposed
no aiea from the effects OF horse Kick.
The horse was tied on the street and
naasinO near, Mr.. Webster was kicked
~ Tho stomach. Az first IL did not mp
,...,a scrIoua but In short time he
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