Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1898-02-19
Told IN BRIEF PARAGRAPHS


and the common talk will be of high
xa,er, wash-outs and delayed trains.
Twenty-seven states elect governors
this year.
The man who will organize clubs not
10 90 10 Klondike will prove a benefac-
Dor 10 his race.
Two cases of measles are reported at
Fort Hall indian school.
Register Thomas spent couple of
days Of the week at Boise City.
Bear Lake District court opened
Thursday.
shoshone, Idaho and Oneida counties,
will have a connty-seaI-remoyal-
ON hand during the coming campaign.
The latest exciting news from Skag-
nav, Is that Judge Lynch had arrived
and WAS ON the bench.
Next Tuesday, the 22nd. Is national
holiday, and the tired man win say:
ave rest.
Boise City has an ordinance prohibit
ing splitting on sidewalks. That's
good, clean ordinance.
Messrs LIT & Wallin, proprietors, are
Offering the Pocatello Tribune for sale
al bargain.
George E. Hafar and family left We'd
nesday morning for Seattle their future
home.
The rapid thas Sunday night flooded
The road 1T the Fort Hall and Blackfoot
bridge 10 the depth OF four feet and
more.
The great dallies OF the east are print
Ing pictures OF four most beautiful
women in the world, and one OF them
kthe wife Of Captain DeI.amar, form
erly Of Idaho.
Blsckioot boys and girls have been
having more fun SEATING this winter
than the boys aud girls on the ponds in
Boston Commons In the revolutionary
days.
Miss Anderson left Wednesday morn.
lag Tor old Mission. Kootnal county.
shere abe has been engaged ~ teacher
10 . public school.
The Samra Leader has made cam
sass Of nswspaperdom Of Idaho and
Ends thA, - papers favor a union OF sill
yer forces. I've likely 10 Join. three are
nlddlc.oi-,he- road Populisis and twelve
gold Republicans.
A heArtless wretch was asked by q
ycang lady one day. II he would marry
H. golden opportunity should prcsen,
itself, aud he said Il depended upon
ihe gold 10 tho opportunity. Nos,
want he heartIcss-
Il Il estimated that the Spanlards
have cruelty murdered at least one
third Of the Cubans, not the lighting
men but old men, women and children
sho base been gathered 10 conccntra-
tion camps.
Ex-Governor John T.. sc. John. oil
Kansas, Is In tank of hot water. II
xill BE- remembered he was once Prohi.
bition candidate for president, and Tho
other day be signed petition for q
liquor license.
The cotton growers, cotton goods
manufacturers and the striking opera,
tves In the New England factories
have seen none Of tho advertisements
cfProspcrity's advance agents. Time,
are distrcssingly and painfully hard
With them.
Pete Fjeldsted served two days II
isil for disturbing dance at Riverside
last Friday night. but for omission In
sneeommitmcnt Pete might have served
until the next full moon.
Parties hauling and dumping dcat
animals within few hundred feet o
residences on the outskirts Of town had
oetter go a little farther next time
The officers Of the law are on the look
out and will arrest the first one caugh
committing tho nuisance.
The only obstacle In the way OF |
union Of silver forces and good men fol
s'ate and county Offices, will be thu
same old chronic office-seckers. 4
union will leave them out and they viii
protest against being left out. Blu
snen, they will be shelved just tn
same.
winfield Hughes, school teacher OF
upper Blackfoot IL suffering badly from
irozen feet. lie was caught on tn
'oad between his home and the post
olhce, his horse giving out he was forces
walk several miles In snow two fee