Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-03-27

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southern Georgia In May. His health |
mas greatly improved during his 90
lonrn In the warm Sunny South.
There win be preaching morning and |
evening at the Baptist church SUNDAY. |
Young Peoples meeting will COM
mence at quarter to In the evening.
preaching services TO follow immedi. |
ately At It's close.
a good rule for contentment Is 10
compare your condition with that OF
the man who Is worse OFF than Won are
When you feel inclined TO grumble
over the bad weather In Idaho, think
OF the floods and overHows In the
Southern States.
After one OF the winters billiards In
Dakota, q rancher got up one morning
and found he could not start fire Ia
his kitchen stove. He climbed on the
root to learn the trouble and found the
snow had drifted three feet above the
top OF the chimney.
Two conyicts sawed their way ont
from the penitantiary At Boise Monday
night. One was from Ada county and
one from Bannock. They left no mes
sage for the warden, but they might
have said 10 their companions In prison:
.Tell him that you saw us, but you
never saw US saw
4 There's q town In Idaho called welser.
Which feels "a chilly to-day a. frecDcr.
! becaase Il iost the Seven Devils road:
And its all over In stsw and fret.
Because iss neishbor. the beautiful Payette.
Gets tho wason and tho team and the load.
| Editor Rees n. Dayis,of the Caldwell
Tribune, has begun the publication OF
9Th. Idaho Woman, monthly journal
devoted 70 the best interests OF
mothers. wives and daughters. Price
sl.oo per year, in advance. Mrs. Kill
Ingsworih. Of Blackfoot, Ia agent and
, will receive subscriptions.
The Fremont County News Of March
18th says: "The last child OF Joseph
Kershaw died last Friday, and the en-.
tire family otelghs children, who three
weeks ago we're hale and hearty, now
. lie beneath tho snow as result Of
J dIphtherla,n MFR. and Mrs. Kershaw
. will 90 10 Salt Lake and the house they
lived In and tho entire contents viii be
4 burned.
Tho story Of "a Nights Experience
lon q Freight Train In War Times
whioh Is Published on page Of TIL
NEWS, win interest our young readers
] who love stories OF camp life, on tbs
/. march or on the tented field. Thii
story Il literally true and Is only ono
Of the many narrow escapes Of th'
writer In his four years Of army life.
Register John G. Brown Is hons
again from his Eastern visit. Durint
HIS absence he visited Butte. St. Paul
Minneapolis, Chicago, New York, Phil
adelphia, Baltimore. Washington
Chattanooga and his old home at Cleve
r land. Tennessee. He had q royal goo
v time ali around the circle, and is lavisl
u in his reports OF the happy hours spen
with old acquaintances In the man,
n cltlcs visited.
!. Justice may be slow, but IL Is sure u
o coming. Deustrow, the st. Louis mi
lionaire murderer Of his wife and bab,
;, cheated the gallows for two years, bt
:. in the end he suffered for his disgrace
full crime. He was hanged on the lot
q, February. jackson and Walling, IN
70 muricrers of the innocent and cont'
70 Ing Pearl Bryan, swung from the sam
IL ,allows at Newport, Kentucky, ia'
SATURDAY, and now when Durrat
y awinos. and he will swing. the countr
= will breathe easier and freer.
N The ruling OF Postmaster Gener'
Cary ia the matter Of allowing Sem
N tors TO name the postmastcrs, lthe san
Il ruling under Mr.. cleveland's admin
= ,ration, should satisfy every one OF u
useless waste Of materials ana staml
II writing letters to get one OF tho
K appointces removed. Specific charg'
'h 81 incompetcncy, neglect Of bnsines
m- etc. will be noticed and nothing mo
'w nor less. MIR. Wheeler at Blackio
comes under this ruling, and ne W
mt serve four years unless removed una ,..
no specific charges and this ,,,,' = NOT iiSe
~ - bappcn. No, not very likely.
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