Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-07-17
WEEKLY SUMMARY.

cAnuthas~s
The board OF county commissioners
4 ain in session as We go 10 press and
NAV not complete lis iabors this week.
Mrs. Il. T.. Sweet and little daughter
Glen left Wednesday morning for q two
mouths' visit 10 her daughter, Mrs. Me-
Iuiosh, at Montpelier.
Attorney James NJ. Stevens has been
an the sick list for several days OF the
week. He was quite sick for the time.
In,he apportionmentof school moneys
tor the different counties as made by
sup,. Anderson, Bingham county gels
s6g3.52
Mrs Toomhs, Of Ogden, who has been
a guest Of Misses Rogers and Bergman
for several weeks, will return home next
week.
Miss Dot Cherry, who has been quite
sick ever since the 9TH OF July with
symptoms Of typhoid fever is gradually
growlng better.
Editor Chapin, Of the Times. Idaho
Falls, had business with the commIss-
ioners Tuesday and "Wednesday.
The ladies Of the W. G. r. U. will
meet q, Mrs. Yost's on Tuesday after
aeon a, O'Clock. All members request
"a To BE- present
Special Land Agent sattcrice, as.
agosd 70 duty in Idaho arrived in
BlAekioo, Friday morning. He Is or
dercd 10 make headquarters al Black.
io&.
n A. Pierce, editor Of the ChallIs
Messenger and Mr.. Van Camp Of Custer
ooaniy, wcrc BlAektoos visitors for sey.
esai days Of the week.
Mrs. Ton Johnson has returned from
her sisi, 70 North Idaho. Sha had a
tslIgh,ial time with her parents aud
visiting places Of lniarcs, up North.
THE SEws has an interesting letter
trun Mr.. Jenkins, Of RosslAnd, n. C.,
Ia another column. Read Il. Mr.. Jcu.
slns vas lAic cashier la Bnnfing's bank
b., HoH accountant for big mining
syndicate 10 British Columbia.
Judgc Wall united James W. Harris
and Sarah W. Peterson. Of Idaho Falls,
10 The holy bonds of msirlmony, We'd.
n~sday afternoon, July II 1897. Tho
ceremony took place in the parior Of
The Blacsioo, hotel, Blackfooi.
Banncck county assnnsrncn, roll Il
oe'Hg hcid ap for the present by the
board Of county Commissioners a. In.
valid eccausr the assessor did no, give
'ae taxpayers an opportunity 20 make
return Of their property. Probably
another case for the courts.
Hon. G. B. Wheeler came In this
morning from Wyoming and Utah
shcre ho had boon to perform the sad
ou'y q removing the remains of the
late John Glen from Gicnn's Ferry 10
kcho Tor tinal burial.
sion. Jamcs 81. shoup passed through
n'acsi''oi Thursday morning cnrou,o
sat Lake City. From there he will
~ direct to Alaska where he will enter
upon his official duties as marshal Of
'aas territory.
Noun'y Auditor GaRon has lately add.
/" hls Office fixtures very useful
500 neat picce OF furniture. IL Is a
'''s4 case containing % boxes and 10
,sSers Tor aling papers and books.
~ tac boxes aru locked at one turn Of
his key.
'Wa'e'io did herself proud by the
rioon' ~ she gave Hon. VIM. ]. Bryan.
80 s,eanesday morning at 3 o'clock. Over
o. her citizens were present TO
greer The distinguished American. And
se'sone was we'll paid. They will not
'''so' The speaker and his speech.
alss Jones entertained a few young
.eaas Wednesday evening at d high
~, M party. Mr.. james Gray was the
inner OF the first prize. n silver aud
rsafl \. paper knife, and Mr.. Frank Hobbs,
s.,. as 'oooy prize, an infants hair brush
with the legend
M hre you attempt 10 play again
hf'sh the cob.webs from your brain"
I'ght refreshments were served. The
guests had an enjoyable evening.
", Capps, ct Southern Alabama, "a
M 'ag his son, l.. NJ. Capps and fam.
~ near Blacafoot. The old gentleman
,rs a' seen something Of our great eoun.
:, !, ''hce leaving his Southern home,
nc has visited the southwestern
IN" 'a'es' = thence travelled through Arizona
F.a .a'iornia TO Los Angeles and San
ana aa"slsco, aud thence through Nevada
sns NV o'ah 10 Idaho. THE News be-
H. sIAs =, ior him an enjoyable visit dur
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