Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1899-12-23
HONE AND OTHER NEWS.

m ODtstg bN~N
Congress adjourned on the 10th to
-. ,rd of January. There will be \
large herd OF elephants on its hands
,hsu il meets again.
With the extreme cold soap OF the
-.ek nobody dAres to sing: "Hot
,lm,, In the old town tonight"
ioos out for y general advance In
,.Ilrosd irelgh, rates after the holidays.
Il Is eoming.
DR.. FiggIns, lLieu,. Col. First Idaho
yolnnteersl has located In Boise and
,,ll resume the practice Of his profes-
sion.
Mis-. Gillespie closes her school for
,be holidays, this Friday eycsing, with
public exercises.
Geo. Winter, . prominent citizen Of
pca.ello, sp.nt . few hours 10 the
Grove City, Wednesday.
United States Commissioner Theo
Turner came up from Pocstello, Thurs.
day.
Ever day talk "well, what's the
,s.. from South Africa lodAyY"
.Jus, tho same, Boers have lickee'm
ssiu."
Gregory Jones, sl.no1raphcr In the
q S. Iand Office. will spend the boil.
say. a, San Francisco. csiifornia.
Earl Houck continues seriously sick
r,h typhoid fever, Si,h 90 marked
change for the b-s,er since our las, re-
porL
Dcp,y. sheriff and JAll.r, Il. A. ienue
|, GO longer on The pay rolls OF The
sUsn,y. Sheriff Clync will appoint bis
,socr,sOr before New Year tnrns over
~ new leaf.
Sheriff CIyns has pos,cd notices that
b, sill arrest boys ~hcu jumping on OF
Q. moving trains. 1'hi. service IL rem
tsrsa 3, the rcques, Of the railroad
mnpany
]. sss given out last spring that III,
rrzAins Of the soldier. buried a, Ma
rill ~0ald b. brosgh, home for fns
burial. TUE Nrws ,aid then I, could
%; be done and 40 repeat, 1t cannot b.
tOoe
The Bsp,is, and Methodist Sunda ,
schools uill each have splendid pro
gram 10 connection with their Chris,
sas trees, The baptist will celcbrs,'
al,, SATURDAY., evening, and the Me,ho
ei',. Monday evening.
The hrsi Christmas gift received a
THE NEWS ofNcc was from Geo. II
holbroos. Blsckioo,'s popular gro-cr
The gift was an elegant bouquet OF Gu
sorcrs, roses, carnations, chry.au,he
Hums and siol.,., California growth
And IA fresh aud iragran, ss II gA,hcrc'
ouade~y May morning.
The Odd Fellows elected the follow
ias officers a, their meeting Thurrba.
svening z. y. Sweet. y. g.; G. y
hiansy, V. c.; DIR. r. $. Pyle. Secrc
"ry; =. y. Dekay, Permanent Secre
afy' J. NJ. Stevens, Treasurer; II. w
Vursis, c. +. Kinney and G. II. Hol
brook, Trustees.
.. NJ Goodwin, known 10 all ldahosn
Long John, ha. severed his conpcc
Won with the Salt Lake Tribune an
moved TO Seattle. Mr.. Goodwin wa
With the Tribune twenty-five years an
s'''ed 1t faithfully all those years. II
soes more men. personally. In Idah
"An any man living In the state. He wa
Aeocd collector and made the Tribune
so'iections rs sure M death and tAxe'
ias Tribune will miss him and We sha
niles him In Idaho.
supt' Ben F. Taylor, we'll known
ou' blaekf,'ot people. spent Friday
".n, He Is representing tho Fidelit
''' trust Company Of Baltimore. Fe
number OF years Mr.. Taylor was
'ae indian school service In Idaho an
.'erwArds 10 tho Indian Territory. II
s'"oed to the top OF the ladder In thu
.sFS'ce and gave II up TO .cccp. a col
Nuen''sl position with tho Fidclil
.o~pany' The News IL pleased At II
,''c'ss and prosperity which have a
N'oed his labors. From Blackioot !
soes TO Wyoming on company bus
ncss.
Try some OF tho new stock OF mix,
-"u plain pickles In bulk, ct the Fultt
meat market.
mere is no better, more sirnihca
~ =, more enduring gift than a boo
mere will be nice assortment
'ec' from at V. G. Rocder's.
Try some home cured ham and bac,
IRON the Fulton market.