Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1898-08-20

with delight, although some are disap-
pointed that there Is to be no further
lighting, and many officers express re-
Rret At the suspension Of hostilities In
the midst OF the campaign.
The HALEY Times says Jas. Brown,
postmaster Of Bellevue has mysterious
ly disappeared, and an inspector is ex-
pected TO check up his accounts. 1t is
evident he was prepared for fight as
he sold his ranch short time ago for
$500 cash and very few knew Of the
sale.
A fishing party numbering among its
members, F. T. Dubois, w. Piercy, w.
+. Young and High Cherry, wsged
war on the finny tribe Of Upper Black
foot AT Rocky Ford, during the past
week. Success brought the party back
with smiling faces.
The 81. Perkins combination was
greeted Tuesday evening with we'll
filled house. The play was essentially
the same as that presented on Its first
visit to Blackioot, except In that some
OF the objectionable features Of last
season were omitted, which may be
said 10 be an improvement. Its chief
attraction is the band aud orchestra.
The protocol that has been arranged
between the administration and the
French minister representing Spain is
An informal statement or Interpretation
OF the preliminary agreement for peace.
Originally protocol was "A sheet pasted
on AT the beginning OF document, CIV
Ing synopsis OF 1t. II is derived from
the Greek, pro,os, first, and kolla, glue.
st Paul Globe.
Judge Wall ofiiciated a; the marriage
ceremony OF James ]. Goggin AMI Mary
Nelson, Wednesday evening. Both par.
ties are from Diamondville, Wyoming.
u practice makes perfect the judge
ought TO be able 10 tie matrimonial
knots TO perfection, for this one 10 his
| 100 number. He has served terms al
justice in Kansas, California, Washing
ton, Oregon and Idaho.
Southeastern Idaho will send sole
| delegation TO the Democratic state con
vention favoring the denomination o
Mr.. stcunenberg for governor. There
Is no man more deserving OF reelection
and the people OF this partof the stat
believe in holding onto a good thins
when they know they have go, It,
Markc, Lake Sentinel.
DIR. W. II. Bchle has Joined the corp
OF practicing physicians OF Salt Lak'
City. The doctor will soon gather u
his skilled professional care a full quot
Of the afflicted OF the City OF the Saints
and we can attest from years OF &C
auAintAncc with his professional ser
vices, that aches and pains that "hesl
lie heir to-" will find a panacea In his ad
miuistering they cannot combat ant
will needs capitulatc.
| ID. II. Biethan will depart for tn
East next week with view 10 the sc
lection OF complete line OF goods suit
able TO the tastes OF his customers. TIL
tield he has occupied 90 long makes hir
Just about the right man for a perfec
contamination In this especial line
The fas,idious devotee OF fashion ma
revcl In appreciative expectancy, IL
J the time shall come for fcasting o
fashions galore that will swell his a
ready mammoth stock, soon after hi
returning.
Jno. Downing has withdrawn from tn
hotel firm Of Downing & Simmons, lea'
ing the Idaho House under the maj
ngemeut of Henry Simmons. Mr.. Dowi
! ing has leased the Mills House,
, Montpelier, and expects to be on tn
ground to take charge next Mopds,
, In the acquisition of Mr.. Downing, Mon
pclier has gained No. ] man, NJ
alone In the qualifications OF citizel
!, but one who has few equals In the q
, paci,y OF "mine host" to the publ
He has rented his resident proper'
and his family will accompany him.
, The Baptist young peoples union al
o Sabbath school will hold fair and fe
a tival In the building recently vacat'
a by Attorneys Dietrich g. Stevens,
Thursday evening OF next week, Au
25th. The refreshments served VI
: consist OF ice cream, cake, ctc,, at nor
/, iual price, and as an added attrscti'
! homemade G candy will be sold by char
ingly attired and pleasing young ladit
Sales of useful articles OF dainty need
work will be offered pure chasers' u
3 proceeds going to the benefit OF the ia
e tist union and Sabbath school,
Get a nice cantaloupe, only loc'
G. II. Holbrook's.