Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1901-08-28
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this week.
We often wonder: Where do the
old days gos
Miss Blanche Jones has returned
from Soda Springs.
John w. Jones Jr. has gone TO Chal.
lis on legal business.
Miss Mcclure Is now In the employ
OF Brown & Eldredge.
Fourteen passengers went out on
Tuesdays challis stage.
Caldwell has voted $4,000 bonds with
which To build water works.
Trains are running ON the branch
road beyond the Big Butte,
Miss Wallis. Of Paris. Idaho. is the
guest OF Mrs. l.. II. Thomas.
John G. Brown is home again from
his business trip 10 New York.
Mrs Ed Hartdegan and daughters
are guests Of Mrs. J. A. Collins.
The Masonic grand lodge will meet
IN boise. September 18th TO 18th.
The school term begins bext Tuesday,
September 81. Get the children ready.
Sheep men are making heavy ship
ments from Soda Springs, this month.
Blackfoot will send down quite del
egaiIon 10 the conference at pocatello.
Rober, Osborn, deputy secretary Of
state. Ii at home FOR couple of weeks.
Bin Rogers has bought the Rock
saloon, Bili has been its owner before.
The country around Oregon city,
Ore, has had no rains since the 3d OF
Iuly.
Mrs. hopper and Misses Kate Wall
aud Lille West are visiting at Poca.
leilo.
Mrs. T.. p. Sweet and daughter Glenn
have returned from q summer visit to
kansas.
Miss Iihbie Morrison Is visiting her
sister. Mrs. Eugene Woodin, at Coltax,
Washington.
Mrs. Giyens and son Raymond are
expected home from Heise's Hot
Springs today.
The Anderson party, OF Antelope.
has returned from an enjoyable trip
to the National Park.
DIR. MIusus may he expected home
from the National Park about the sth
or 10th OF September.
The railroad company is rapidly
clearing It's yards of rails, ties and 9TH
or construction materials.
a little infant Of Mr.. aud Mrs. J. d.
Slaughter died Monday evening and
was buried Tuesday afternoon,
Grove City lodge Of Masons had work
In the A. T.. degree Monday evening.
A number OF visitors we're present.
There's lots o. good sense in the old
dnrkey's philosophy III de COW kicks
the milk over. thank do Lawd for water
and ksep'r rwine
Judge Frantz, Beak Eldrcdge and
Joe Dunlap have gone to the Teton
country osteusibly for chickens but
loaded Tor painters and bars.
Three new members were admitted
by letter in the NJ. l.. Church last
sunday morning. Rev. Price preached
his last sermon for the conference year
| In The evening 20 well-flled church
The Indians on the Fort Hall reser
vation are eagerly looking forward U
the next payment which they are TO re
ceIye for lands ceded back to the gov
ernmeus. The payment should be made
early In September.
+. /. Alexander of Alexander, Sehe!
& Maydole, expert opticians, 366 Sonti
West Temple st, Salt Lake City, vii
no At l,lackfoot hotel FOR few days on
Inv. Those needing the services OF al
nj optician should not fail to call. Ex
animation free,
Parties driving In the National tarl
from this portion OF the state 40 no
encounter the same difficulties as thos
IdId in former years. New and bette
roaas have been built and distanc
shortened The dreaded hill road be
tween Riverside and Fountain basi
has been closed and now all have q d'
Illrhtful drive through the canyon cross
ing the Madison river on bridges u
stead of fordinR It four or five tlme'
other new road have been built In se'
oral parts of the Park thereby shorter
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