Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-10-30
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wsea, is selling today at sI.o5 to sl.iO

Boise Valley has shipped li6 car
loads Of frait this season.
Silver still continues on the teeter
hoard in the markets, one day up the
next day down.
Next weeks elections win have a
marked influence In the selection Of
national candidates In 1880.
Hull and Greene are getting In some
besatifal holiday goods.
Evangelist Ledford closed his meet
#,ngs at the Baptist church Sunday
hight and left for Oregon the next day.
Lemhl county contributed four con.
sicis 10 the ponitentiary a. the last term
oi court.
Mr.. King, OF Basait, raised $50 bushels
oi wheat on % acres, an average Of iTi
bushels 20 the scre.
Register Thomas has bought the
Hlnkle residence, and Mr.. Hinkle and
family xill move 70 Salmon City.
A Baptist meeting house was dedlca-
sed ., Lost river, Idaho. last Sunday.
Rey L. G. Clark OF Helena, preached
the dedication sermon.
John Horne, merchant OF Albion, has
moved 10 Blaekfoot and win open gem
ersl grocery store rs soon ~ his build.
Ing can DO put In order.
Three car loads OF potatoes viii be
khipped from Biackioot 10 Kansas City
aoday. Two by Biethan and one by o.
b. Smith.
William wearylck, a West side
fsncher, Is erecting q nice cottage
dwelling in the northern part OF town
And Sill soon be citlren OF Blackfoot.
We gather from the county auditors
sooilngs that tho taxes for this county
shls yoar will be over 100000. whewl
whew..
The new land officials, Thomas reg.
iser and Rogers receiver. arc falling
right into tho traces Of their work and
the public may expect the very best
terviecs from them.
The yellow fever s,lll continues 70
kpFead In the South and the number Of
rasos Il on the increase. Il has resched
Memphis, Tennessee, and many towns
in ArkansaS
The troubles Of the Peoples canal
eompany and the American Falls comp
hny Will soon be adjusted, bu; Il will b.
teScral weeks II not months before the
lands Of the two companies can be
brought into market
Dr. Hicks, the greatest weather
prophet on the American continent,
pays there will be some roaring storms
U Aorcmbcr. Now pin this on your
bead gear.
kes. Mr.. Baker, formerly pastor OF
fhe baptist church, Blackfoo;, but now
pf the Idaho Falls church, Is going
rown 10 Dixie for the winter. Poor
heaith makes him seek warmer elf.
sraie.
Ogden, Utah, Is circulating sub
scription paper for moEcy to build a
pees sugar factory. Two hundred
thousand dollars arc required; one hum
pred and twenty-five thousand have
pecn subscribed.
The Moscow Double Standard has
poem sold, aud Attorney L. G. Steele,
aw partner Of ex-Congressman Sweet,
the purchaser. Tho Standard will
y put In training for the campaign
races next summer.
AT the Methodist church Sunday
morning the subject will be "Man's Sig
'hcance." In the evening, the fourth
Y The series Of Walks and Talks with
.nrist,' special subject 'The Walk TO
mmaus." Sunday school at o'clock
lpworth League at I o'clock. All i'm
kitcd.
oiof Young, formerly of Nebraska
~. late Of the West Side, died at the
',icson ranch Thursday morning at l.SO
p''ock. The deceased was about 30
eafs al age. The funeral services
WI ee conducted from the Ericsson res
sence to-day, Saturday, at o'clock aud
ne remains will be laid TO rest In the
0uo Fellows cemetery, at Blackfoot
Lazy Joe, our Indian philosopher, was
y thoroughly disgustcd with civiliza-
'oh and town life after his arrest for
a'nollng that he hicd himself away to
ae willows on Snake river near Glcnn's
erry, and Is spending the days In a per-
''' state Of "innocuous dessuetudc."
services at the Baptist church sun
ny ~ tho usual hours. Preaching by
ae pastor, Morning subject "Working
.sn ood,' ! evening subject Authority