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Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-05-08
4nd We're Married.

One Of the most pleasant nuptial
events of the season, was the marriage
Of Miss Nellie Sweet to Mr.. John Nc
Intosh at the home of the brides par
ents, MIR. and Mrs. E. p. Sweet, on
Wednesday evening last at $50 clock.
The ceremony was performed by Rev.
j. r. Yost of the Methodist church, in
the presence of twenty witnesses, OF
whom were the family, some invited
friends from Blacktoot, and Mr.. and
Mrs. Smith, of Boise, Idaho, old friends
of Mr.. Mcintosh.
Melvin Sweet and Miss Gertrude
Pierce acted as groomsman and brides
maid. The bride was handsomely attir-
ed in q suit of light silk, beautifully
trimmed.
Mr.. and Mrs. Smith brought with
them from Boise lot Of beautiful cut
flowers, which we're much admired by
all during the evening.
After the ceremony a most elegant
repast was served. Blackfoot will miss
Mrs. Mcintosh for she has been a gen.
eral favorite with all, and leading
spirit in society. Mr.. Mcintosh clerk
ed for the drug firm of Hull & Greene
Of Blackfoot, for year and made host
of friends. He is now associated with
DR.. Hoover in the drug business al
Montpelier, Idaho. They will begin
housekeeping at once. -
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-05-08
From Wisdom.

Joseph Arnold aud Martha J.
Knowles came down from Wisdom,
Mont, Wednesday and wisely sought
Judge Wall and the authority vested in
him by the laws OF the state 10 make
them man and wife.
The Judge very graciously responded
and according 90 his easy and improved
methods very soon made them blush
ingly happy as expressed by the smiles
bestowed on one another and those as
sembIed 70 witness the ceremony. JOS
eph and Martha came from Wisdom
wisely sought the Judge and returned
10 Wisdom happy as happy could be.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-05-08

WALNUT CREEK, May Eight.
year-old Emilia kissing drank lemon
ade kept in bucket over night and
died at Danville to-day. Eighteen
school children who drank Of the stuff
are very sick. The Rebecca Lodge used
part OF the lemonade at a social. The
remainder was presented to the school
children.
Get free sample of Walkers Family
soap and soap powder at Holbrook's.
Found, lady's new glove near J. G
Hinkle's residence The owner can
after describing, get it at NEWS Office
The house-cleaning season has begur
in BIackfoot.
Buy no more cheap shoes; they are
dear. But go to w. a. Bulls store anc
buy a pair of those celebrated Rocky
Mountain shoes. Every pair warranted
by John Scrowcroft & Sons Co., of Og
den, and w. A. Bull.
Three Crown baking powder, guar
anteed to be equal TO any in the marke
OF money refunded. Ask for it at T
J. Johnson's
This is the day of the old man
Hardly week passes that somebod,
doesn't discover man from 102 to 13
years old.
| Blue stone at Ben III. Fernish's.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-05-08
The Grove city.

Blacktoot il deservedly proud of It's
acquired new title - The Grove City.
No town In thestate Is so rich in trees,
shrubbery and pretty grassy lawns.
Just az this season IL is admired and
praised BY every visitor. The trees are
putting on their livery Of green, the
flowers are blooming. the birds are
singing and The Grove City looks as
pretty, bright and cheerful as If array.
ed for May carnival
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-05-08
Fearful Holocaust.

Paris, Trance, had fire Tuesday.
which destroyed over 30 lives, many
Of them Of the nobility and leaders in
society.
The sceue of conhagration was at a
charity bazaar which was being held
In frame structure 100 feet long and
90 feet wide. Many persons we're
trampled 70 death. The majority of the
burned we're women. All Paris i in
mourning.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-05-08
Goes 10 Miles City.

Prof. ". c. Titus has been elected
Superintendent Of city schools at Miles
City, Montana. He was notified of his
election Thursday.
The NEWS congratulates the Profess
sor on his election 10 his new field OF
duty. IL IL promotion in his line OF
work and the salary which he Il to re-
ceive Is the best paid by any town in
the State.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-05-08

The Odd Fellows have all arrange
ments perfected TO supply the cemetery
from this time on with water 20 be
used BY Individual lot owners for irri-
eating trees, and such owners of lots
are not only invited but urged 70 plant
trees, thus adding beauty TO the cem-
etery grounds,
Lemons 25 cts. per dozen at 7. }. John
sons.
The infant child OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Acuff Of the West Side, died Friday
morning Of pneumonia.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-05-08

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Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-05-08
Reduced Rates to Eastern Point.

Rates of one single fare for the round
trip TO Chicago St. Louis and all Mis-
souri, river points. Selling dates June
9Th 9th and eth, final limit of all tickets
September 5th 1897. Tickets are limi-
ted TO continuous passage in each direct
ion.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-05-08
Pantomimc Social.

a Pantomime social will be given
under the auspices Of the ladies of the
Baptist church, at the Blackfoot hotel,
this friday evening.
PROGRAMME
Medley Overture, "on Broadway. r. Bycr.
,............,....+...... Asylum Orchestra
Pantomimc, The Courtin' n's...........J. Lowell
Mrs. DcKay and Mr.. James Gray.
Overture, March Album.
tal Merry Gleanors.....s... .....Max Nogt
ID, University Of Pennsylvania. Alder.
..................A Asylum Orchestra.
Pantomims, Mary Jane and Benjamin. Robyn
Mrs DcKay. Messrs T. W. West, +. Houck
James Gray. y. s Dietrich.
Descriptive Fantasia Russian Carriage
song" Thorton ....... Asylum Orchestra
Admission, including cake and ice
cream, I5 cents.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-05-08
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Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-05-08

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a. hCsia'Ecil 0fFoezteIlo. has been
''s1osnsnsuas1 ly senator shoup for au-
s'siH',SsHt % treat with the shoshoue
.sile iiAsnOeS Indians. in place Of Judge
sooa''iH' Of Atlanta, resigned.
B'aszfsss river l. commandment
aish ana ~ foasElng. frorhiug waters
'ss's r1ssllHg downward Ia their rage a.
Z thsy we're a. important as thos. az
as sfeaS Alssissippi valley.
Little Wood river i very high his
4seS aud u threatening all the bridges
over - course Itis running over the
Short Line rraek az GoodIug ssasion
between stlo.hane ana Bliss
The coupis from NoBtana married by
J'1dgs Wall, "Wednesday. rode 70 miles
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daring tnose ~" 'a5 :
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sricfs ~ ne state have had a hard time
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seri'"n- sasy &c WAs,'s" ~ 49,. y 80 ,',.'
tias ne'shooring m"'eS 90 h'' A"o"
taei'i
The goqsruorof Mississippi has seven
hothars and every one is an Office
holder either by state or federal ap-
sausmcne. Family influence is q pow
ar ii Missiasippk
sr.,,.r v,r,,.v sbe English evangeI-
=, 80, sa- been conducting a series
s,,.a,IaT, n Salt Lake CITY predicts
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Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-05-08
ONLY ONCE WILL THIS "AD" APPEAR!
no YOU USE TINWARE? Most everyone
does. want to tell you that sell the
LISE PATENT ANTITRUST TINWARE!

1t is all warranted not to rust In case of
defect in the manufacture which is liable to hap
pen, and any piece rusts you return it to me and
get new piece Free 1t comes high but you
get more than your moneys worth. | name you
"a few prices between no account goods, fair and
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-04-07

tbiir einen S9uB uuf lie abfeuerte, tpel9er
in bic re9te 8ruit Der 5rau ordng, 9drduf
tieB Mi1er bic Shiire auf unb feusrte sinen
5huB auf Gffie 8irbD ab, bic i6rer Mattcr
I'll 6iiGfe fommen poIte; bic &lgel orang
ibr in ben Riiden, unb als odnn uu9 cSennie
ber6eitam, tpurbe audi ffe bur6 einen S4uB
berpunbet. @pdter nurOe Der m0rberii6e
8a4niirrige %fe1tgenommen urb et~ngtIperrt.
nit Sem Daumennoeel.
Der ouItraGii9e M0rber 8rant Butler
ma9te in San Srancisco i'm 8eis
Iein 5tpeier ieiner 8d9ter einen gum
@Iiid erfoIgtofen @eGbitmorbberiu9. Die
@d9ter batten nGmli9 einen @ugens
bid lire Wugen BON Dem MOroer abz
gtfponbt, Bis fe pl0bti6 burh Elm eigen<
tbitnli9ss @erGu19, peIdes Butler nit feis
mem duf etnen Sid 9eftiibten @rme ma9te,
mertIum eema9t tpurben unb cine Inter
Tu6ung unIteuten. Die l1nteriu9ung ergdb,
baB 8utler ii9 NIT Ieinem largen 9aum=
ndgsl Die S9ldfe in Der Ndbe Der S6ld9=
uber s%erriIfsn bate. Die Wu11be par cinen
bal6en 3on lang unb bas @efi9t mar nit
8Iut 6eIubelt. Die Nunoe mar bur9 bas
6Ieifd binoura Bis beinube uuf ben &nu4en
georung,n unb uiirbe 9efdbrIt1 gstuelen
iein, tpern IS benz M0roer gelungen pdrs,
Die S9ldgaOer 81 treffen. 0ie Wunbe Duroe
oerbunben u1b Die @d9ter perben BON iebt
an fGurf duFpdfen, oaB Butler Bis gu ieiaer
morsen @fittag ~erfolgenoen Ibfiibrung na9
4uitrdiien niAt no9maIs einen berartigen
Strei3 berii6t.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-04-07
Unneafnur.

Der friibere 8unbesfendtor 4ngus Ga
meron, BON Ga Groffe, 8is., ftarb am Giens=
tag in Wilpautee an algsmeiner @ntfrdf-
tung.
Der friibere GongreBubgeorbnete @eo. 8
gpnberie 1T in Golum6us, g., geftor6en
Der 8eritorbene mar fieben Monate frunf
itanb i'm iieb5igiten 2ebensiabr unb 1T III
benz Gountp geitorben, in tpel9em er geborer
nuroe.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-04-07

DcrIanst, geser CUTE 8eso6Guns, fir BEN
8erfalf BON Nrtifeln, tpcl9e in ieber
beutIben, loipie amerifanii4en 6amilic
no~tDpcnbig gcbrau6t peroen. Sober,
Ser iib Elm rentab!es Gelbdft 81 grinz
ben pani6t, oSer it6 ei1en suten Nebenz
per6ienlt peri9aften uta, i9rcibe ioz
fort nm ~fOitenfreie Rroben, Girfulare,
u. /. n. al
6. s. 'S1oob 6 Co.,
10. 22O State=Stra6e,
2sof.pb, BAN Gactme. @t8.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-04-07
9erhrEh1etr.

Ser 9egcr Nleranbtr 3erreQ, Der i'm boriz
gen DECEMBER Die Srau Sadion. cine 8eiBe,
bergepaltigt butte, bat in 9ouitpn, See, fein
8erbre4en an @aGgen gebuBt.
Grfohen.
SnSaprence6urg Snb., iiteSpi. @nbsfe BON
Stephen &obce erfo9en tporben. Ser Morb
tpuroe nit einem grpBen S1eii6ermefrr be-
gang.n, tpei9e @nbste bon binten burb ben
2eib seitO9en nuroe, 10 buB bic Spite bon,
nm Der 8ruf tpieber bernusfam. Gobce
fpurbe oerbdftet unb eiIigit mad benz @efdnaz
nib geiaafft, neil Elm NnerifF bon GnDsfe's
SteunOen auf i'm 6tfir9tet purbe.
8etoe Mdnner batten fart eetrunten unb
iparcn 19on frii6er um 46enb in @treit qe=
rat9en. Gobce behauptet, aus Not6pe5r gum
Msfer gegrtffen gu baben.
Der nloroer Durront.
Das Sbergeri9t bon galifornien bat
ben Mntrdg Sbeooore 0urrunt's uuf cine
nD9mnIige 8~eratbuug it6er ben Qntraq
ouf einen neuen Bro3eB, tpelder bertpgigert
tpOrben mar. u6gelebnt. 9amit lit OUT
rant's G9ididt, 10 melt es Die 9tadtsgeri3te
betrifft, befiegeit. Sept mil ,r on bic 8unz
btsgeri9te dppeliren unb tpenn bies fell
f9ldst, I'M 8e9naoigung aahfuden.
Chat eiucs mahnfinnisen.
SIN aincaib, aas,, purben s5rdu SO.
8urteb unb bertn befben 90tbttr, Gffie uno
eSSertnie Rirbp, BON einem iungen Wlann gfa>
mems 9eorge Mi1er aus MOrart, 'peld)er
Gffie beIu9en poIte, burb aepolperi9ifie
fdpsr ~bertpunbet. 5rnu 8urfep bate ben
iungen damn, Der erit tiir3Gid aus. benz
Srrenpaule e%ntIafien Dprben mar. a69efDiez
len uub iDollte gerabe Die Sbiire 5umatetl,
a!s er in cinsn @utbanfuI Our4 Die @lass
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-04-07
Qn 8.
OentfbIdno.

Ser 9Rei9stag fpirb ndditen 9erbff nm
cine 8eipiaigung ange9an9en tpsrben, I'm
bic 4usfibruns Der gldne bes 4bmirats
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-04-07

Der 9aeger Nleranbtr serreG, Der i'm boriz
gen Se5ember Die Srau Sadfon. cine @efBe,
oergepaltigt bate, bat in 9ouftpn, SEE, feia
9srbre4en an @algen gebiBt. "
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-04-07
Oeiterreid,= unearu.

&aiIer 5run5 SOiepb fiibrte 9onntag in
elmer @pe5ialperiammlun9 bes Mtinifterrattes
ben 8Oriib, tpel9e einberufsn mar, uln iiber
bic bonn DIterrei9iI4en Miniiterprd Iioenten.
@rafen 8abeni, am oergangenen 5r.itda i'm
Hamen bes &abinets eingerei9te aestgnaz
tipn gu beratben. DIS @runb Der Aeftgnuz
tion CAB Der Minifterprdfioent bic 53atz
iahe an, baB er es dls unm0gli9 anie6e, in
Dem tiir3li9 erpdblten &ei4sratbe cine libez
rale Nfebr6eit aufre9t gu erbdlten. Der Raiz
fer peigerte ii9, Die &eii9ndtion oes Mini
lterratbes an3unebnlen.
Sas v6rsmoe16latt" ber0ffentli6te cine
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-04-07
Sraufreib.

Der Minifter oes Nuspdrtigen, Sanotaur
uno Der b%etannte t~lerifale 0eputirte, @raf
Oe Mtun iino gu Mitglieoern Der fran30iiz
I9en Qfabemie erpd6lt tporoen unO 3par
an @tele bes peritorbenen Senutsprd Iiosn=
tin gbauemel@Q acour unb bes beritorbenen
beribmten Staatsmannes SuGes Simon.
Sn elmer fiir5li9en 8abtnetsibung ipurbe
Der golonialminiiter 2ebpn angetptefen, benz
8ureau Der Oeputirtentammer eine Bin bor=
aulsgen, pel9e bic 8er~ans9ubung bon 80
Miaionen 5ranten CUR @r6duung Don
&riegsI9iffen perlan9t, unb 8lpdr 10, caB bic
@eIammtausaa6e ii9 iber 10 bis Is Budgets
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1897-03-17

form into little rolls, dip in beaten
egg, then in crumbs, and fry in a bas-
ket in hot fat.
The rule for making clam fritters is
good one to remember until next
summer. Have pint of CLAIMS chop
ped, discarding the hard, UNBEATABLE
part, season them with salt and pep
per. Beat two eggs until light, add
one third cup of milk, one and one
third cups of flour sifted with two
teaspoonfuls of baking powder. Add
the CLAIMS then drop the batter by
spoonfuls into hot fat. The batter
is thinner than that used for fruit
fritters. The dessert is extremely
attractive and the rule makes enough
to serve ten persons so that one half
of the quantity would be enough for
a small family. Scald one and one
half cups of milk, add one cup of
shredded cocoanut and one-third cup
of sugar mixed with three level table
spoonfuls of cornstarch. Cook ten
minutes in a double boiler. Add lev
ell tablespoonful of butter and the
whites of four eggs beaten stiff. Turn
into buttered and sugared molds, set
in a pan of water and bake about
twelve minutes. Serve with straw
berry jam and a custard which has
been made and cooled. Use a pint of
milk, the yolks of four eggs, one
quarter of cup of sugar and little
salt a good custard may be made
with three yolks or even with two
and tablespoonful of cornstarch. If
boiled custard curdles it may be
beaten smooth with an egg beaten or
poured in fine stream from pitch
er held high above another dish.
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1897-03-17
The Guest Chamber.

Do not keep the bed in the spare
room made up" 1t holds cold and
dampness-is not neat-and neither
is it healthy.
When guest is to occupy it in
cold weather, trun on the heat and
open the windows at the same time
for an hour, then shut the windows,
and leave the heat on. If you have no
furnace heat of any sort you will have
a stove, as a matter Of course. Fol
low the same with the heat that you
have.
Do not put into your spare room all
the things in the house that you don't
care to see yourself-all the old pic
lures that you have outgrown, for in
stance, and the shabby ornaments.
Keep it rather bare of decoration, eX-
cept hearty welcome which eXcels
all that can be bought.
Have desk in the room if possible,
and keep it supplied with paper and
pens and ink. See that the ink is ink,
and not clots of black stuff. Leave a
few postage stamps. Have a pretty
little jar somewhere in the room, and
when your guest is to arrive put a
few delicate crackers into it. A guest
is often faint for a mOuthful, at some
unaccustomed time for the family
visited, and may for want OF that
mouthful be made wretched. In the
house of another it is not easy to ask
for a 'bite out of time
If you have on the bed your very
best spread of any kind that you
dread to see soiled, keep in the clos
ct a cover new or perfectly clean,
such as you have for sweeping. Say,
''if you like to lie down there is rug
or coverlet here On this shelf to throw
over you" That is if YOU have not a
lounge. In either case keep some
where in the room a blanket of some
kind, to use when taking nap.
See that the towels are always fresh,
that you have a couple of washcloths,
and that pitcher of warm water is
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set down at the door every morning,
for it may be necessity OF existence.
Elk.

Our readers will please notice FL. B.
Rusler's advertisement of the Comet
Force Pump Sprayer in another col
umn of this paper. The Comet is
Lawn and Garden Force Pump as
well as perfect Fruit Tree Sprayer.
Among so many advertisements it is
sometimes difficult to tell which is
the best, but if you will write to FL.
B. Rusler, at Johnstown, Ohio, he will
forward you free catalogue and hints
on spraying, and will be able to con-
vince you that the Comet is not only
the best, but the fastest selling
sprayer on the market. Send your
address to him on a postal card and
be convinced. The very low price at
which the Comet is sold places il at
once within the reach of all in need
Of a sprayer.
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The proportions O the human fig

The proportions the human fig
IRE are six times the length of the
right foot. The face, from the high
sst point of the forehead, where the
hair begins, to the end of the chin, is
)ne-tent tn of the whole stature. The
hand, from the wrist to the end of
the middle finger, is also one-tenth of
the total height. From the crown to
The nape of the neck is one-twelfth of
The stature.
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A HELPFUL CORNER.

Mothers, do not neglect your con-
versation with the children and fall
into the careless habit of pronouncing
your ''ings" by dropping the "g," such
as readin' and writin' and thinkin'. 1t
is watched by the little ones and fol-
lowed by them.