Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1898-04-02

s"So1 Poratcd their bank under the name
OF Anderson Bros. Bank. The directors
are Robert Anderson, John G. Ander.
son, Alice ). Anderson, BENJAMIN
0rantz and Anderson Grantz. The can.
ital stock Is $4,000.
The action OF the Popnlist committee
W naming Moscow as the place for its
state convention and fixing the date
August Sth savors very much OF an i'm
dependence which translated into plaiu
English reads: "we'll take the middle.
oithe-road, you other parties may 20
as you please"
Attorney ]. j. Guheen has been
placed on the Pocatello Union ticket
for city clerk TO fill the vacancy caused
by the resignation OF C. Z. Brooks. Mr..
Brooks Is in the employ OF the railroad
company, and the company is unwilling
for It's employees TO become Office hold
ers.
The Idahoan who goes 70 war in
Cuba will not get a porterhouse steak.
fried oysters and poached eggs on
toast every morning for his breakfast.
II he gets oysters on the half.shell.
ham and eggs, French fried potatoes,
hot rolls and Java coffee, he need not
complain.
The following visiting attorneys were
present Al this weeks term OF the dis
trici court: Attorney General McFar-
land and II. z. johnson. Boise City;
Judge Marshall and Dickson, Salt
Lake City; w. T. Reeves, Tom Terrlll
and ]. ]. Gnhcen, Pocatello; N. H.
Clark. u. J.. Briggs, II. X. Linger and
J. Ed Smith, Idaho Falls.
THE NEWS suggests that state con-
yentions Of all parties be called TO meet
In Boise about the middle of April for
the purpose Of contributing the QUAR-
rcllng would.be-leadars and contentious
and nnyielding candidates for Office TO
the Cuban war. A little outing on
the island for q few months would do
them good, and perhaps they might do
their country good.
Ben Fernish came up from Malan
first Of the week 70 superintend the
shipment Of his household goods TO his
new home. Mr.. Fcrnish will return to-
day, Saturday, accompanied by his wife
and little son, Charlie. THE NEWS re-
grcis 10 say goodbye" TO them, but In
doing 50 has the comfort Of knowing that
they will max friends at Malad as they
have done at Blackfoot.
Attorney-Ceneral Il. Z. Mcfarland
came over Tuesday morning TO receive
the decision OF Judge Standrod In the
case OF the State vs.. c. Il. Thum, Re
ceiver. The Atiorney-General 10 a
busy man with state matters just at
this time. He had just returned from
an important trip TO North Idaho be-
fore coming 20 Blackfoot, but with all
his work he IA In excellent health and
makes the most Of his outings from his
Office Ia Boise City.
Preaching at the Baptist church
Sunday at the usual hours. Morning
theme "The Significance OF the Lords
supper" In the evening "The Prize
Nearly Earned but Lost" Sunday
school at 1l:i5a m. Young peoples
meeting at $50 p. m. at which Prof.
Drummond's address 10 the Boys Brig
ade will be continued and all should
make special effort to hear it. A cor
dial invitation Is extended to everybody
to attend all the services.
Special Land Agent Satterlee has
returned from an extended trip In
North Idaho. While up there he insti-
tuted proceedings against number OF
law breakers and among them a bold
timber trcspasser who Is now In the
hands OF the law. Mr.. Satterlee fell
right into harness on his return and
took up his work where he left off be-
fore he was called away from his Black
foot headquarters. Mr.. Satterlee is a
great worker and is as careful and con-
servative as he is faithful in his hours
OF work.
Mr. Fred vogler, OF Blackfoot, Idaho,
who lately purchased a controlling In
torest IN the Red Rock-Salmon City
stage line, has moved with his family to
Red Rock. Mr.. vogler Is known as
one OF the foremost business men OF
southern Idaho and will prove valu-
able addition to Beaverhead county,
Among other improvements contempla-
ted by the new management OF the
s,ape line is one TO extend 1t TO the
flourishing mining camp Of Gibbons
willie. Examiner.
The latest species of the hobo trihe
Il the survivor OF the Maine disaster.
All sensible people should know that
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