Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-12-25
Told In Brief Paragraphs.

school will reopen january sru'
ror, Hall Indian school will have one
xeek OF for the holidays.
congress has adjourned to January 9th.
Agent Collins has moved 10 the Smith
,e.Idence opposite the NJ. Z. church.
Fred W. vogler and wife, OF Black
40, were registered at Hotel Gilsey,
New York, last Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Stevens left for
Boise Monday morning.
Receiver Thum spent Monday In Po-
eaiello.
Blaekfoot Is the place to buy your
holiday goods and Christmas presents.
Mr.. Curley, president Of Idaho Falls
hank, spent Tuesday In Blackfoot.
Miss Lou Gibson, OF Idaho Falls,
,Oen, Saturday aud Sunday visiting In
Blaektoot.
sleighing for the holidays promises
10 be Of the par excellence kind.
Business continues good at Idaho
Falls. The ranchers are not through
selling game and other farm products.
Alaska weather last week was re-
ported from SO 20 70 degrees below zero.
No, thank you.
Ry. cozler has been appointed U.
s. Attorney for Idaho. MIR. Forney's
commission expired on the 10th Inst.
Judge Morgan, Of Boise City, spent
Saturday In Blackfoot visiting with his
daughter Mrs. James Stevens.
Miss Ramsey, principal teacher In
FOR, Hall Indian school, was In Black
fooi Saturday looking Al holiday goods.
Miss Eva Rogers returned Saturday
from Bolsa 10 spend the holidays ~
home.
The Democrats and PopulIs.s 10 Con-
gre~ favor the recognition OF cuba's
rights. Both partie. in cancas have ~
declared themselves.
May the Christmas OF 1897 gladden.
the hearts ofeyery readerof The News.
| We extend 10 all our best wishes for i
nrrry, merry Christmas.
Washington Hesslng, q noted jour
salIs, aud postmaster al Chicago, died
saddenly ot heart disease last satur-
day.
Ollie Wheeler and Harry Curtis are
% from tho Agricultural College Al
Logan To spend the holidays.
Tvohomestsad and one timber culture
proof uAs taken In the land Office Tues.
day morning.
Mr. and Mrs. Presto Burrcll came
dosu from their Blackfoot ranch aud
Feaia day In Blsakfoot looking over
saa.a Claus holiday offerings.
There is time Ia life when every
giri tells that she don't know what love
IL
LAiah county farmers have paid OF
10000 mortgages this fall. The good
Price for wheat was the lever that lifted
the burdens.
George a. Robcthan, one OF Poca-
tellos most prominent c,tIx.ns and bus
iness men came up Saturday 10 look
Alter bis ranch interests.
The mail and express for challls was
taken on, in sleigh Tuesday morning,
iae tirsisslclgh ride for Uncle SANS
mail matter this season.
Aermod 4 Jaccard Jewelry Co., Of
o. Louis, Missouri, wero burned out
sunday. Their stock was counted the
Afgest In the United States. Loss re-
ported $4,000.
Inc great move 10 Alaska Ii on. The
uuc Is flowing In that direction. The
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iney must be on hand when the spring
comes Hundreds will go from Idaho
within the next 90 days.
christmas Is an appropriate day 10
make up with your enemies. II you
nave an enemy and you do not forgive
h,m how are you going to be- honest
WIN Yourself and say ..Peace on earth,
good will to men,"
when Pickett's famous charge had
1eea repulsed at Gettysburg and Gen'l
zee found Pickett weeping over the
aea'h o. so many OF bis gallant Virgin
'ans, he said: General Pickett, It's all
Wy 'anlt.' Who has the courage Of a
Iee 70 go 10 an enemy this Christmas
ana say; Forgive me, it's all my fault"
something must lie wrong with the
WITH Under the Wilson bill there