Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-09-25
AUTUHNAL LEAFLETS.
Governor Steunenberg Is spending =
few days with frieads in Bear Lake
county.


county closed down on the 18th inst,
and will not open up again this year.
Miss Amelia Frost, OF Ross Fork, Wis
tied Blackfoot Tuesday, and was the
guest OF Mrs. T. ]. johnson.
The president and wife have gone 10
North Adams, Massachusetts,, 10 COM
plete his summer vacation.
Senator Shoup has gone east and may
not return 70 Idaho before the meeting
Of Congress.
H.c. Dlppel has been under medical
care for more than q week with a mild
torm Of typhoid fever.
Miss Emma Stevens Is again In the
post offiee. taking the place Of Miss Mae
Wheeler who will spend some time Wis.
lting In Salt Lake Cky.
The asylum adyertIses for bids for
supplies In this Issue of THE NEWS.
State Treasurer storer, Attorney Gen.
eral Mcfarland, DR.. Schumacher and
Frank w. Beane arc down NJ stufiie-
beams ranch duck hunting.
Rrcmon, county has paid TO this,
bingham, county, lis part OF the deb,
due Blaine county by the territory Of
Old Bingham.
Judge Marshall. leading attorney
Of Sal, Lake City, is attending cour,
in Blackioo, to-day, Friday.
Regular preaching services q, the
Baptist church, Sunday morning and
evening.
Miss Elya Bergman Il getting well
Of her attack Of fever.
Judge ciagcii and J. q. Weaver arc
making campaign speeches In Iowa.
Miss Lulu san has been engaged TO
isaeh the school ai ChAills. She will
leave for her fcid Of labor Thursday
next
Tho nuggets Of gold buried beneath
the surface q, Klondlkc will keep bet
icr through tho winter than q hungry,
blAnkc,lcss miner on the surface.
During the term OF ONCE, 70 date, Of
the present register and receiver OF the
Blackioo, land Office, 1000 homestead
filings covering 10000 acres OF land
have been received aud placed on record
DR.. Moore has returned from the East
from q most enjoyable visit and has set
tied down 10 practice Ia PocAsello. He
vas In Blackfoot Wednesday, witness
In court In the case ~ the State vs. John
Hcnric for assault on w. @. stufiebeam.
With tho supreme court knocking
out our laws and taxes sky-high, THE
NEWS rises 10 q question Of privilege
and asks: where arc We going, how long
viii We remain there, and how will We
ever get backY
VI the four physician who took the
recent examiration before the state
medical examining board, two passed.
They were DR.. G. p. Huston and DIR.
Carl schulin, both OF this city.--Statcs.
man.
Dr. Augustus G. Behle will leave Salt
Lake In few for the East, where he
VIII spend the fall and winter. He will
divide the time between Baltimore,
New York and Philadelphia and make |
careful study OF special lines OF work
10 his profession.
Special land agent saterlee and Billy
"oodin came In from the Willow Creek |
country Thursday afternoon. They re-
port good crops Of hay and grain, the |
most OF them securely saved and some
grain being put on the market.
AT the Methodist church next Sunday |
morning the subject will be, "a Wond-
oriul Deliverance. In the evening, a
special sermon to young men on, "Run-
ming the Rapids.n A new song will bc |
sung entitled, 'Can Boy Forget his |
Mothers Prayer.
From the court proceedings In this
issue OF The NEWS II will be seen that |
bingham county was given Judgment
against Bannock county for tho amount
demanded m In final settlement with |
p.aine county, viz, sI,159.43. The case
VIII DC taken TO tho supreme court on
appeal.
special rates for the Conference at
salt Lake, from Blackfoot: Selling
yates, October I'd to 9Th, inclusive.
tickets good returning until 10th, $40.
ioaho Inter Mountain Fair at Boise,
,aaho; Selling dates, October llth to
io'h, incluslve,. limited returning TO
octobor Goth. Rate from Blackfoot
e,os6' No stop over on tickets sold at
above rates.
School has commenced and will give
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