Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1901-08-14
LOCAL CAAERA.
Brief Paragraphs About Men, Women
and Evenfs.-items Caught Here
and There. : Coming and Gong of
People Who are Known in Black.
foot.

Set frog on golden stool,
on u hops again into the pool"
Gregory Jones Snudayed a, Soda
Springs.
Only 20 days 10 the ringing Of the
school belt again.
A secondhand Surrey for sale. Ap.
ply Al NEWS Office.
Mrs, ". G. johnson is planning
Welt 10 friends In Ogden.
The Blackfoot Hotel has changed
name 70 The ldSho House.
Mrs GiVens aud son Raymond have
gone TO Helse'S hot springs.
M Es,ey plano free, generous prize.
Get ticket AZ Biethan's.
P"yei,e Is making big shipments Of
cAntaloupes and wa;ermeions.
Billy Woodin has so far recovered as
70 be Out on the streets again.
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Johuson have re.
turned from weeks camping.
Sir. and Mrs. FrHwley left Tuesday
morning Tor their hume at Boise.
Miss Edna Gillespie has been cngag.
I'd to teach in the BlArktoo, school.
President Kicks. of the Asylum
board, i still reported very sick man.
Mr. aud Mrs. Hnlnrook and Mr.. and
Mrs. IA Rowles, are home from their
outing.
Il {. easier To say yes than no. but
the after effect H. where the trouble
comes in.
Mr. Davis. engineer Of the Short
Liuc, With his wife and daughters. left
FOR Denver sunday morning.
Editor Wallis. wife and children, Of
Paris. were guests of Mr.. and Mrs l..
u Thomas several days Of last week.
Mr. Sanger OF pocatello. one Of the
best bakers in the -t1te, Is Ia Blackfoot
!or the purpose Of opening u bakery.
Charlie hopper and family will oc-
cupy the Wall residence during the
auiamu. while the Walls are on their
Fremont rounty ranch.
Southeast Missouri has begun ship.
meni uf an estimated crop OF 500 car.
loads uf peaches. Buyers from all the
large eastern cities are with the grow.
er..
Harry Curtis, who went with party
~ friends Tor an outing to Fremont
county, was brought home last night
suHering from bad case Of typhoid
fever.
Mr.. Rogers continues to improve and
{, better today than any day since his
FIRST serious attack. II will be several
days however, before he can be out
again.
GIVE me neither poverty nor riches"
satl solomon, the wise man in his day.
Now, what IL results Of the great steel
strike should force the strikers aud
auti.s,rikers 10 the same prayer.
"'Tis sweet 10 hear the watch dogs
honest bark. bay deep mouth welcome
as We draw near home" expresses the
feelings Of every tired camper as he re-
turns 10 the comforts Of home, sweet
home.
Rev, Henry Van Engelen, after en-
loving a short vacation, wishes TO an-
nounce that on next Sunday evening
he will be in his pulpit again. He will
also preach AT the Stewart school house
on Monday evening.
DR.. pugm.re, late OF Challis, is assist
ant to DR.. Mark Myers, and may be
found ia the office with him when not
professionally engaged, DIR. Pngmire
is regular graduate Of one Of the best
medical colleges 10 the west.
Mrs. Mary b. KiIlngsworth has the
distinction Of being the first one IN
Blackfoot TO put down sidewalks under
the order for construction Of sidewalks
within certain district. Mr.. Biethan
was the next TO take up the good work.
Prof Sanders, an instructor at the
Institute, will lecture In the District
court room, court house, next Friday
evening. PROT Sanders is represented
10 be a fluent, ready talkcr and is enti-
tied to large assemblage OF hearers.
The public is cordially invited to at
tend.
A father and son, at Liberty, Mis-
souri, last Thursday, married sisters.
The father aged SO years married the
Younger slater aged 81, and the son
aged 81 married the older sister aged
"a vpurS H. wns a double wedding,