Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1898-10-08
EplrOAE OF THE WEEK.

The first snow VI Wv
brdsy night
rs,orted that Bishop Ed Watson
n, 90 as a Mormon missionary 10 Eng
- hon, the middle Of this month.
-. hundred and tifty-one students
~ at the State University.
MI. d a large enrolment for 30 early
d the season.
n. Giveps made fiyinR trip 70 Boise
lst Saturday
The Challis Messenger says the TAX
81 Custer county Is undoubtedly
I. hIghes, in the state this year, $500.
Harry Horton, the popular Pocateilo
her WAS in the city on business
tuesday.
Ms Geo. S. Lindsay, wife OF our ex-
cess agent, left Sunday morning Tor
poI.e 10 be in attendance at the fair.
y ~ Faris formerly principal OF
al.ck,oot schools, nov OF Boise, WAS
Ming hands with old friends In the
rove city last Saturday.
Levi Lesering, one oil the teachers a.
uslI Indian school WAS In the city
!, saturday. He reports $50 pupils In
,,.,d.nee AT the school.
The Boise Statesman company has
ra,red a AergcBthaler type setting
.ehlne which will be Installed abou,
>csobsr ist.
March,. Mes,sr will represent Golden
kule Lodge No, -, l. .. o. T., al the
rand Lodge which vill convene Al Wal
Hec, October is,h.
Photographer Ray Smith has returned
r,u A profitable business trip 10 Mon
INA towns
The state department. has Issued an
,dcr 10 the American consuls all over
,s sorld 20 fy the American Nag =,
.li mas, for ,au days in respect " the
ss,h Of Thomas r. BAyard.
c z Thum was visitor TO Salt Lake
h seek. Lawrence Stone son OF Mrs
ellie s,oua. accompanied him, and
IN b placed a, tho Sisters school In
s CITY Of the Saints.
Yr.ns Ramsey, Of Boise, has been In
allied rs United States marshal for
tAho. Tue NEWS believes Mr.
rs.eher. ,hc rvtiriug Democrat, ha'
,,de an efficient officer and = clear
.cord.
Property valued a, si 90 600 was do
tru,ea by irc a, Colorado Springs las
a,artay. Tho cnilr- business districts
lcladlng the famous Anslcrs' hotel, on'
the largest Of the west. Was burned
DR.. ]. y. Miller. op.iclan Of ldahs
bills slll mako his las, visi, TO Black
., ner, Saturday and Sunday oc,obcl
NJ and llih. All having trouble Wit
Ieir eyes, real or Imaginary, wiil d.
|ell 20 call on him.
chu. II. Way, foreman In TN
hAcgroor NEWS Office. will loav,
ls Saturday morning for Oman
here he will view the grca, sighis n
y International exposition for abou
q days.
The ball game Sunday a, Poca,all
fisesn The club of that place and sh
Ali Lascrs, resulted In = victory 10
e Zion nine by score Of II 10 O. Tn
fsi day, Monday, a return game o
y Salt Lake grounds resulted In
e'ssello victory.
Rev A. o. =. Chapman aud wife Al
ped from Chicago last saturda
orhing. Rev Chapman filled th
'lpss a, Bspiis, church. "a pastor. 70
e hrst time Sunday evening. A larg
lalenee greeted him, and the di,
'arse vas full Of gospel truths for |,
as'dera,ion and cjiGcAtioo.
The following marriage licenses hsv
70 Issued since las, report: Edgar \
lFsou and Sarah I. Davidson. OF Il
Aaapols, Ind; WIN. o. Greer an
''her Banks, OF bancroft, Idaho;
'ure and Lorena Cure, OF Rud.
Aao' Lewis c. Larsen, OF Shclle.
Emma II. Crofts, Iowa.
WARRINGTON, Oct. Bids we,
eaea At the navy department Satu
ior The construction Of four harh,
'ease vessels of the monitor type, a
'tiaed by congress at an cxpcnditu
h'Ao,Ooo for each monitor. Fol
vent allowance was made In fav,
we Pacific coas, ship builders.
-'ery wheat warehouse has fro
I've 70 half dozen men at work hea
SACKS The eight warehouses al
Houring mill have unloaded som
y IKE $50 wagons daily. The CO
'ss house gives employment 10 70
1--WE people who are taking care