Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-11-13

The son born 70 Mr. and Mrs. cIeye-
land has been named Richard Folsom
Cleveland In honor Of Mrs Cleyeland,s !
father.
yellow Jack yields 70 cold treatment.
when Jack Frost comes In at the door
Bronze Jack jumps out at the window.
The cases in the South are rapidly
growing lees.
A. J. MeNab, OF Salmon City. has
bought the Governor Stevenson res
idenee on Warm Springs Avenue.
Boise, and will move his family 20 the
capital city for their future home.
Mrs. C. S. Smith. Of Anaconda, form
erly resident OF Blackfoot, Is at Ogden
Hot Springs for treatment. Il Is re-
ported she will be there for some time.
TheSiate penitentiary is getting in
a large supply OF convlcts. The contri.
buttons from the different counties
show that crops Of that particular kind
were unusually good the past season.
II duty becomes iaborious, do Il
more feryently. II love becomes a
source Of care and pain. love more nobly
and tendsrly. II doubts disturb and
torture, face them with more earnest
thought aud deeper study.
Miss Blanche Jones will return from
her Virginia and Carolina visit By
Thanksgiving Day. In recent letter
she writes she will leave Richmond.
Virginia, on the 18th Of November.
Our little bird came in all the way
from the country to-day 10 tell us Of the
preparations goIng on for a wedding be-
fore the holidays. And he was not very
tired either. The ties; OF his wings for
fe~ miles Is only good exercise.
II wRs given out carly In the cam
paign that Coxey was running for gov
ernor Of Ohio. and Sullivan for mayor
Of Boston. They have not been heard
from since the election and Il Is 70 De
supposed they are still running.
The announcement OF the next pro-
ccedings In the Durrant case will doubt
less carry great satisfaction 10 the
hearts Of the people Of Dillon, Mon
iana, the home OF the childhood days
OF Blanche Lamont, the poor girl 80
barbarously murdered by Durrant.
a Lodge Of Good Templars has been
rc-orgAnIEed at Blackfoot, with Mrs.
Cherry as chief templar. A more ex-
tended notice OF iis plans will be given
as soon as the Lodge gets In working
order.
Two ST. Louis dealers and q Texas
ranchman bought gas head of cattle
two years ago and grazed them on the
plains Of Texas until last week. They
gave sll5, 200 for the herd at the time
Of purchase, and sold them .ast week
for s225,cco making profit OF $4,000.
The Oregon Short Line railway COM
pany Is doing an increasing business.
In the month Of September It's gross
earnings we're s5I, ,3l2 more than In the
same month last year, and Its operating
expenses sI6,e5s less than in Sept. 1895.
Judge Standrod was reported quite
sick nc his home In pocatello last Sat
urday. He returned from his term Of
court ai Mslad very much indisposed
and soon after bis arrival at home was
forced 20 take 20 his bed for treatment.
At the Methodist church Sunday
morning "The Richest and the Poorest
Text In the bible" In the evening
character study--Editor Dana, Admiral
Worden, Millionaire Pullman and Hen
ry George. A special invitation is ex-
tended TO young men.
The Art Bazaar conducted by the
ladies society OF the Baptist church will
be held I'm the front room OF the Warren
building, Nov. 18th and 10th, Thursday
aud Friday Of next week. The Bazar
will be open and musical program
rendered each evening.
The members OF the Chautauqua read
ing circle will meet ut the home OF Rev.
Gowen this Saturday evening. The
circle is growing larger and the meet
ings more and more interesting and In
structive. The members met at the
home Of MIR. aud Mrs. james Stevens
last Saturday evening.
Ripplinger. the Rexburg tailor, has
returned from his Mormon missionary
labors In France and was in Blackfoot
Thursday soliciting orders. Before
leaving for his missionary work three
years ago he did considerable tailoring
for Blackfoot people.
Christmas presents for everybody at
the Art Bazar.
old style maple syrup at Holbrook's