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An Old Veteran.

Attending the camp meeting, and who
Will also attend the Soldiers Reunion,
is Joseph J. Lewis, resident of the
State Soldiers Home at Fort Dodge, and
who is remarkable man. sustaining ac-
riye ply steal life at the age of more than
80 years. MIR Lewis is a man of unusual
vigor for one of his age Visiting our
office he ascended the long flight of stairs
with the agility of boy He is faith
full christian and a believer in Christ-a
religion he enjoys very much. He is in
good health and enjoys life.
A short biographical sketch is as fol-
lows, Joeeph j. Lewis was born in
Rock forfi City, Chester county, Penn, in
the year 1909, on the first day of Janua-
ry. Al the age of three years his parents
left Pennsylvania and went west, landing
near the mound on Deer creek, in the
State of Kansas. His father built little
house there. The Indians rushed upon
them and sealped the father, mother and
five brothers and five sisters. Tied them
all to the stake and burned tham there.
Joseph Lewis at the age of four years,
was hidden and hence escaped. The In
dians left aud went west, and Joseph
Lewis started east, till he came to white
settlements. He was taken by some mis-
sionaries, and was raised by them until
he was Il years. AT ten years of age he
was converted to Christ. At 21 years the
Black Hawk war broke out, in which war
he enlisted from 1882 to 1884, under
Abe Lincoln captain. Joseph Lewis
Joined the Mexican from 1S46 to
1S4S, and planted the fagstoff the
walls of the City of Mexico. under the
direction of General Winfield Scott
He still lived and remained Christian
| till the civil war broke out in 1850. lie
/ Joined the 10th Ohio Infantry, was a
member of Co. A. He was in the first
brigade, second division of the 18th Ar
my Cops, under General John A. Logan.
He went with Bill Sherman TO the sea
Joseph Lewis is ninety two years old
past He is still christian.
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Homestead No. 7ee, of the b. A. Y

Homestead No. 766, of the B. Il. Y.
Last Thursday evening Masonic Hall
was filled with the representative of
Dodge City and vicinity. assembled to in
stituUe Homestead No 766 of the Brother
hood of American Yoemen.
1t may be said with propriety that no
lodge ever organized in this city
with larger and better selected list of
charter members than Homestead T66 of
the B. a. Y.
The following officers were elected and
installed:
Past Foreman-L. j. Petit john.
Foreman-w- J. Davies.
Master of Ceremonies-Mrs. Maggie
B. Swiuehart.
Correspondent-James A. Arment.
Master of Accounts-John J. SUM
mersby-
Physieian-Rev. VIM. Westwood.
OverSeer-Chas. incl.
Lady Rowena-Mrs- Emma D. Petit
john.
Lady Rebccca-MrssJenn welch.
Watchman-T. L. Skillington-
Sen1inel-W- j. Wilson.
Gpard-Geo. H. Preston.
Medical Examiners-Drs. Milton and
Crumbine.
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MIG. Stevenson tells us that lie has re-
ceived the information that Mrs. Anna
Sughrue has been allowed pension of
So per month for herself and children.
She will also get the amount that would
be due to Mike to date, We're he living
Clark County Clipper.
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Major Warner Is Coming.

Office of United States Attorney, West
ern District of Missouri.
Kansas City, Mo. Aug. IL, 1901.
The Hon. NJ. w. Sutton
Dodge City. Kan
! will come to Dodge City next week
and attend your Reunion My health
permitting. and am now in robust health
at this writing. Yours fraternally,
WIN. WARMER.
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Crunbine.

Baird & Dorsett have just sold F. H.
kIenke an additional tract of ia acres in
Sec 1922. This makes Mr.. Klenke a
nice farm of 34I acres in this section
which he has secured at a great bargain
-Spearviile News.
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The citizens reception committee of
the Soldiers Reunion is follows
Mayor Geo. NJ. Hoover. NJ. w. Sutton,
W. }. Fitzgerald, Judge E. HI. Madison.
j. j. Sumrnersby. H. 5. Bell. DIR. e.. A.
Milton, FL. juneau, II. NJ. Wright, Sam
Stubbs and Jerry Shaw.
The Globe-republican., 1901-08-15

There is no politics in Grand Army
meeting. Those people who cannot dis
tiuguish between politics and patriotism
to be pitied and also to be avoided
politically.
The Globe-republican., 1901-08-15

Prof Shepartlsou has chorus of Nor
malites going through II course OF prepa-
ration for giving several songs at the
g. A. r. reunion to be held in Dodge
Dodge City soon--SpearvIlie News.
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In the great wheat belt, young men
are few and far between at institutes and
examinations; hence, in a number of
counties teachers we'll be scarce.-E est
ern School Journal.
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CAMP WARNER.

The association has named the Re-
union camp. Camp Warner, IN honor of
Hon. William Warner, Past National
Commander of the G. A. r. A big time
Is expected.
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The Rest Prescription for SIalarIa
Chills and Fever is a bottle of GROVES
TASTELESS CHILL TONIC 1t is simply
iron and quinine ia a tasteless form. No
cure-nopay. Price SOC.
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To CureA Colo I'm one Day

Take Laxative Bromo Tablets. All drug
gist refund the money If it fails TO cure.
E. w. Groves signature each box.
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FORD EVENTS

From Our Regular Correspondent
Asa Cobb is still very low, scarcely
conscious CT surroundings.
Charlie Scott aud family are enjoy
ing "A visit from his niece Miss Thomp-
son.
Miss Maude Shere is enjoying sum-
mer visit with Mr. and Mrs. Joseph
Henry.
Al Melia threshed 1854 bu- of wheat
besides other grain for Thomas Weston
the latter part of lasI week.
George Cobb, the ex-Philippine
soldier, is visiting with his father Peris
Cobb and family and looks we'll kept.
Mrs Elland and Miss Eiland return
ed from Dalhart, Texas. last week with
little improvement 70 Mrs. Es health
The better halves of l.. X. and w.
c. Van Horn returned from their Larned
visit last week; Miss Helen stays another
week
Walter Meader, Walter, and L. X.
Van Horne were among those who
turned from El Reno last week-they
drew Il priZe-description of the progres SIS
ameng Oklahoma farmers and etc.
Reuben Hoard and family have
moved to the Thomas Weston farm and
he will take charge of it the coming
year; the judge and family we understand
will soon try Wichita life.
Little Virgil Meader, son of Walter
met with serious accident last Sunday
morning by falling on tin bucket and
cutting u cash through his nose and mp
per lip. DIR. Hollopeter dressed the dis
| agreeable wound.
fPr-fH H.IP * q
from Andrew Laynhan one of his school
mates of his early days and old neighbor
Ia central Ill. Mr.. L. now has a cattle
ranch in Reno county and is investing in
the outlook OF + ord county feed
Rev. Stromire Of the Congregational
church gave two of his interesting and
| instructive discourses to large audiences
! last Sunday, a NJ. sermon on The Iiv-
! ing Christi the evening one on .'LessOns
from nature. He is giving series OF
discourses on 'trhe Christi.
j w. Fitzgerald and Thomas Weston
were dishing up grasshoppers the first OF
this week. the formers alfalfa farm
east of Ford with chopper Hopper
catcher; perhaps j. w. can better define
| their success. Dave Stor can give his ex-
| perience, TOO. Express yourselves, gen :
| tlemen.
| Mrs. Mary Crawford, Mrs. Charlie
f! Stevenson and children and writer en-
joyed the hospitality of Mr.. and Mrs
John Small Sunday; conspicuous among
the appetizing palatives was that nice
basket of peaches, gift from Charlie
Pelton's peach orchard; they We're fine
and tempting and we yielded, too, bu,
not Adam like.
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TnIs Aaxer,r.en,en.

If you are looking for laxative. Dr.
Ca,dwall's Syrup Pepsin is IT The
yenience and merit of this valuable
remedy viii be explained to your salts
faction by the Palace Drug CO.
The Globe-republican., 1901-08-15

Stops thc Cough and works or the
Cold.
Laxative Bromo-Quinine Tablets cure
a cold in one day. No cure, No pay
Price 25 cents.
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Old papers for sale at this office at 20
cents hundred.
The Globe-republican., 1901-08-15

Every thing in the Bicycle line at the
NOVELTY WORKS.
The Globe-republican., 1901-08-15

Rubber Stamps, Dates, SteE cils- Etc.
at the Novelty Works, doors south Of
the Rink.
The Globe-republican., 1901-08-15

Grant county has five 'schain drags."
A chain drag is fire department in case
of prairie fire.
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Natural Existence.


If bird life extinct it would not
destroy every living thing In the earth.
Vegetation would be completely obliter-
ated and animal life would cease to ex-
ist- All f1e sh is grass, and the worms
would soon exhaust the supply. Nature
keeps mp equilibrium in the sus-
tenance of life, but man wisely and
judiciously directs the evenness OF nature
in helping nature to maintain this course.
Man cares for the birds which destroy
insects and worms and thus the earth
gives its bounty for mans living. But
the insects and worms wonld also soon
cease to live, when other life was gone,
and in the scramble for existence they
would devour one another until all of
earth's life was exhausted-nothing re-
naming but dead matter
More than twenty years ago the writer
heard Col Sam Wood say in a speech in
Dodge City. that Western Kansas would
be the best producing part of Kausas-
would excel the eastern part of tie State.
He said that cultivation and growth
would diffuse insect life, that it would
be less detrimental to plant life- AS the
county becomes agriculturalIy inclined
we notice profuse elements of vigorous
life. There are more birds than bugs,
comparatively. But the birds would not
have come in response to the multiplica-
tion of bugs These sweet winged mes
sengers- bearing the olive branch to the
ark of thrift and prosperity, come with
the tide of civilization. And naturally
they take to bug destruction
or course the farmer learns after
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Well, yes. the long talked of, has
come to pass. they have commenced woik
preparing for the round house here D.
Fisher, who has the contract of the
grading. has a number OF teams and men
on the work now, and il will probably be
pushed to a finish, at least we will hope
so and hope that there will be no more
doubt delay about IT; but that what
many of our people have long been wish
ing for may soon be realized and Bucklin
The Globe-republican., 1901-08-15

We do not class in the vermin list the
bees and other insect harbingers with
their pollen dissemination. Introducing
the bearing instinct to the barren plant.
And the bird is also prolific dissemin-
ator, carrying in his bill seeds OF diver
sified exotics to new regions, and making
fruitful the gnarled and odorless plant of
the Indigenous soil.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1901-01-05
|1fHlE's SUDDEN DEAYH.
I,va H1yasias ExpisS Fri
Y. Blood P&sosisg tho
Cause Of Deafh.

!. II. Behle, the well-knowu
10, died Friday, December 18th,
k,ldenee, 77s South State street
T. Of his death WAS blood pois-
i connection with = sore throat.
kh was very sudden, ~ he vas
! to his room only six days. The
lsa a large practice and II is
! .ba, he contracted blood pol
yv,n one OF his patients.
whle ~as 50 years Of age, bs'ng
Prussia 10 is1s and coming TO
u,ry ~heo . child. He prAc-
pdlclue NJ Logan for about Ave
removing to BlAckioot, Idaho,
le conducted . drug store and
A sixteen years. He came to
. two and half year, ago and
u,e Of bis death enjoyed . large
eceased MAS married twice and
bhree children by bis first wife,
b. Behie bsiug the Oldest, and
eond wlfc tuo children. The
"a. held q, his residence sun
|ulng ., 1000, Rev. ID. Douglas
conducting the services. Salt
eruid.
shle xns ~ell-kno~u In Black
throughoa, Bingham county.
. progressive and energetic
. successful practitioner. aud
>y frisnds 10 the toso aud coon.
be psin~d 70 iaAru of bis sudden
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1901-01-05
rsrRAy notice.

10 ururnY OJVEN THAT JAMES
NoI,v.n rcsidinr nj Presto, did on the "a aay
Of January 1901. nlc with tue ooS"., .,. ,SS, no
os bingham county. Idaho n"'" ,,,,,cw.
h.d taken up an cs,ras described as '''''"'
to-wit; on ..c unccr.
One roam horse, weight about Wv ~. W "" .".n
% ,",r had rope halter on when nrs' seem
= and, NY lef, shoulder and on N'', left thigh,
l"e ;, vn non the payment of all legal CHARGES
.oe'.u ',,s m or before 40 days from the date OF
nling said notice. 80, ,h,. sd day
of January. 1901. o.noN Auditor.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1901-01-05
Lsfssf Hsws in Smaiisst Spaes.

Michigan's new governor, A. T. Bills.
took the oath OF Office at high noon
Tuesday.
Gov. odell has taken the oath OF Office
in New York. Roosevelt is enjoying n
sort OF interregnun.
The new Idanha hotel, Boise, has been
opened TO the public. Ii Is the finest
hostelry in the State.
Senator Quay has the unanimous eau.
Gus nomination for the u. S. Senate
from Pennsylvania.
Omaha has offered $4,000 for the
capture OF young Cudahy's kidnappers.
That makes ~, 900 in all, Surely they
will be cAugh.
Eight PopulIs, senator's OF Colorado
walked into the Democratic camp and
stacked arms at the opening OF the leg
isla.iye session Tuesday.
VS.. Mccormick. banker, has declar.
cd himself q candidate for the u. S.
Senate from Utah. He has opened
headquarters In the Cullen hotel.
Logan, Cache county. Utah, Is To
have = sugar beet factory. Contract
for machinery has been let and work on
the main building is 70 begin immedi.
s,ely.
Englandshas more troubles than one.
A terrific storm doing great damage,
passed over the island and her soldier.
are meeting reverses 10 South Africa
Ignsiius Donnelly died early Wed
ncsdAy morning OF heart failure. He
vas the candidate for vice president OF
the Mlddle-oi-,he-Road Popuiist tickeI
., the lssi election.
Frank James. Missouri's noted ex
bandit, Ia a candidate for door keeper
of The house OF representatives 10 hli
State. The time WAS when Frank conlt
keep all the boys out or 10.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1901-01-05

Martha Washington circle No ?, la
die. of the g. A. r., met Friday 18th OF
December and elected officers for the
coming year: Mrs. Elsie Smith. pres
ldcnt; Mrs. Mary ]. Lyon, secretary:
Mrs. $. 4. iolbrook, senior vice presi-
dent; Mrs. Kate Smith, junior vice pres
idcni; Mrs. Lucy E.Dauilson. treasurer;
Mrs. I. ]. Holm. chaplain, Mrs. Aehsa
Jones. conductor; Mrs. Lou. Criswell,
guard; Mrs. Martha Porter. assistant
guard. Two new members were voted
for aud accepted. Mrs. BrookbAnk, Mrs.
". X. Lee. Mr. Brookbank, Mr.. Jas.
Nelson and Mr.. w. X. Lee we're voted
In A. honorary members. Installation
will be a, neg, meeting, Friday. llth Of
January, 1901.
Tho Sunday school board OF the NJ.
r. Church. Blackfoot, elected the fol-
lowing officers last Sunday for the en-
suing year
Percy Jones, superintendent.
E.A. Doud, assistant superintendent.
Wm. Kinney, secretary.
Rlaine Houck. assistant secretary.
Mrs. w. G. Price, treasurer.
Mrs. r. A. Doud, organist.
Alba QuIliiu, librarian.
Nina Killingsworth, Asst.librarian.
=. r. DeKay OF the Fulton meat
market. gives you most satisfactory
,.d' in ,odsy's NEWS. He not only tei's
YOU wha, he has for sale but gives YOU
the price OF each article; and more than
that, he tells you how you may save
money by buying his coupon books.
The News il now n live semi.weekiy
| In doubling its issue, we want to double
| its circulation. The price OF subscrip
,ion remain. the same. IL you nave
| been taking the weekly, take copy 0
the sem,. weekly for friend somewhere
lin the state or back In the old state
The Sunday edition OF the Inc o~'
Lake Tribune was "The Thundcrer'
oi the Intern Mountain region for TN
close o, the century. 1t WAS big enoug
n be the whole thing for one day.
covered the field. II told every'n'nS
; II was enterprise itself.
IL. Stewart was in from his rnnc'
"Wednesday. He says the people IN NJ
ueighborhood are having interes''n'
and profI,sble literary meeting ever
saturday 10 the school house nc"
Judge stevens ranch
Our devil says:
. "A long "a small pox gives you a'ar"
Applv vaccine virus to your arm
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1901-01-05
THF VERY LATEST NEWS
Collected from tho HdrNest FjsIds OF
Town and County.

Collected from tho Harvest Fjsids Of
Town and County.
We have turned over new leaf.
Representative Ericsou left for Boise
Friday.
Senator and Mrs. Dubois have gone
to Boise.
For the next 30 days all roads will
lead to Boise.
The weather OF the week has been
favorable for big ice crop.
Blsckfoot's incorporation will come
before the close OF January.
Blackfoot extends its best wishes to
Its three blushing brides.
Colorado had . blizzard and Wyom-
ing deep snow fall when the old year
died.
Miss Reedcr, Of Ross Fork, WAS a
guest Of Miss Jessie Houck during the
holidays.
The Oregon Short Line carried out
Of the State last year 80 tons OF farm
products.
Let by-gones be bygones, and let's
work for the living present and the
morrow.
The old board OF county commission.
ers will hold special meeting next
Monday.
Ballo,ing for United States Senate,
will begin at Boise, Tuesday at noon
January 18th.
Miss Blanche Jones will entertain
the Weekly High Five club next Mon
day evening.
Mrs. +. II. Turner, OF The Falls, hai
been the guest OF the Burrell family
during the week.
Candidates for State and Legislativ,
appointments have been pouring int
Boise all the week.
]. w. Ezell has been elected superin
tendent OF the Baptist Sunday schoo
for the presen, year.
Salt Lake City 10 making prepare
tions TO entertain 1900 people At tn
live stock convention.
w. NJ. Dye, a leading citizen OF Bs
salt, WAS among the many visitors Q
the week TO the county capital
Bingham county stands seventh O
the list of taxable property iu the cour
ties OF the state.
The extreme cold weather OF th
week WAS comforting in this: Tha
much of the winter is gone forever.
Saturday, January 18th. the new o
ficers OF Geo. II. Thomas Post, G. A. X
will be installed at Masonic hall.
]. A. Beerlcy, for n number OF yea,
a resident OF Blackfoot, died OF pne,
moniA At Boise City, few weeks ag
Miss Blanche Jones entertained I
'63' Wednesday evening. Mise Nj
Dougsll and Mr.. Curtis we're the pri1
winners.
Hon. Jim McNab Is at Boise. 3
t can't stay away when legislative bod
7 is Ia session. He loves to mingle wit
8 old friends.
Mrs. Presto Burrell who was go e
tremely i'll all through last week
e more comfortable and Is IN fair ",
to recovery.
7. Mrs. J. c. Millick entertained Il
Q Entire Nous club Wednesday evenin
= Mrs. Jackman and Mr.. Thomas We
e the prize winners
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1901-01-05

leave for Boise Sunday. He will re-
main until after the 18th inst.
Bishop Shelley and N. C. Mickelson
OF Shelley, were among Blackfoot's WIS.,
itors the first week OF the New Year.
Gregory Jones has bought the Beane
building next to the U. 8. land Office
and 1t will be occupied by Jno. w.
Jones Jr. ~ law ofice.
The Boise Statesman issued q very
useful and comprehensive New Year
edition. It's friends over the State are
proud Of Its enterprise.
c. E. Kinney has been elected TO rep
resent Pioneer lodge, Blackfoot, ut the
grand lodge OF Woodmen which con-
venes In Boise, February 22d.
1t is often said: When a man dies he
can take nothing with him. What will
you say OF the man who dies without
telling the com nation OF his safe.
James Whitcomb Riley says:
i've always noticed great success
Is mixed with trouble more or less,
And it's the man who does his best
That gets more kicks than all the rest
The inaugural ball at Boise next
Monday evening, promises TO be an
elaborate and courtly function. Even
Ing dress will be the thing Of the even
ing.
An editor excused himself for his
paper Christmas week 10 these words
"Wife was from home, many friends
called and the eggnoR was extra
strong
When you hear the British have the
Beers surrounded, the next news to ex'
pect is that the Beers have licked the
British. That's the way 1t has beer
for mouths.
It's comforting for one to know thai
he has friends who will sympathizt
with him IN trouble and II he has nj
troubles Of bis own they will make then
for him.
| A Montana senator was lately arrest
ed for attempting to kiss pretty girl
Lots O. people are up In arms agains
him. It Is strange how many people
oppose kissing when none Of it come
their way.
The British do more chasing and &c
more lickings ia South Africa than an.
army that ever entered field. Ever.
morning they are in hot pursuit OF tn
Beers and in the evenings they ar
licked.
James A. Cameron, bridge forema
OF gang number one Oregon Short Line
returned TO his home at Thomas, Nor
day. for a two months vacation. MI
Cameron has been an emp,oye Of tn
company for many years.
The British after the Boer and th
man after the pestiferous nea in tn
night time are alike in this: Each put
his finger on him and thinks he hs
him and doesn't know any better unit
. his enemy IL In another place maxim
an attack.
: IdahO's mineral output for 1900, v,
. Ola, ,15O, 900. OF which g., ,OO0, 900 was golt
&6,OOO,OO0 silver, $6,000,0O0 lead ~
3 sl5o, 900 copper. Its fruit shipmen
' we're e2,5OO, ,00O, grain 100000 %
, live stock s5,OOO.OOO Some other stat'
did not do 60 well.
HERBINE should be used to enrie
and purify the blood; 1t cures all forn
, OF blood disorders, is especially usef
Ia fevers, skin eruptions, boils, pir
Q pies, blxckheads, scrofula, salt rheu
:. and every form Of blood inpurity; it
Q safe and effectual cure. Price, SOC.
Hull l. Woodruif's.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1901-01-05
Pretty Home Hsdtiss.

)ssy home wedding. the FIRST OF
century. ~as celebrated q, the
Y tho brides pare ni., Ar. and
Aemas s. Morrlson. Blsekfoo.,
DAY evening. January 2l al !
p. IN. the contracting parties
les Lilly May Morrl.on and Mr..
Milton woodln. The oshciAiiog
IAN ga. Rev. W. {. Price, pas
D. II. T.. Church.
relatives aud a few clo~c friends
ride aud groofa were present To
The celebration. The recent
ot Mrs. Morrison. The brides
peevcnted 4 general iusi,a,ion
Any friaads OF the happy couple
popular and have many &C
pces and well-wishcrs la differ.
ious OF the State.
shssAndInR the announcement
marriage was withheld until
moment from tkcir home
they received many pretty and
rescnts.
Ipead the following ~ . part OF
pf presents received.
nsehsae, tabls iinea. feather bcd.
ID bc-adins. Papa assd Mama
- ST. cnosistine ef tca and coffee
~ toul cream p,scAcs. sproa holder
uay. Nina Harry aud Frank Wood
Wharton. brush~ss and sisters.
|avitsnd china. The 0aas Wheeler,
esssrr~oa. Hovok. katph and Robert
reamer and sugar howl Mrs. wossiu
ssde scs, Mr.. wu,itn.
asAss and pin cushion. Emp,oycs Of
:. Pn,stciin. Ida.
hrss centes piecc. Mas IAfever,
eas-half doscn silver tee and table
Mother and Father woodin. Fair
ash.
silver fruit knives and sprcad. Mr.
a. N. Anderson Antelope. Ida
~ pin cushions. Mrs. Bouae. Hous
resm and sugar bowl. Mr. ard Mrs
Than.
"a spoons. sugar shell and buttc'
lble Morrison aud Chas. OuthSaite.
able spoons. Mv. and Mrs. Harnhsrt
fumb tray. Mr. and Mrs.. r. Johnson
Ass celery dish. Mr. and Mrs q. II
Aas spoon tray and tray cloth. Nr. AM
Ftdesan.
berry act. Mr.. aud Mp. T. J. Johnso'
". A. Rngcp.
ilver knives and forkA Miss Aacki
Aacklc.
'erry bowi, Miss julia Anderson, De
da.
After dinner c.0cc apoons, Mr. an
hiser. SchcII CITY. Mo-
|erry spoon and towels. d. w. Nichols
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1901-01-05

1ella Pringle company will pre-
|e Midnight Alarm ut the Black
Pra house next Thursday night.
the scenic effects shown will be
Poklyn bridge, y rxilroxd train
the stage vt full speed, . steam
plosion on the Hudson and the
ney Island. The company IL q
e and carries = car load OF
Trafic Manak or 8. w. Eccles
Prcgon Short Line, has gone TO
Prk 70 be present at a meeting
pad Presidents aud tratfic man
Ind Salt Lake parties say while
? will urge the construction oil
kfoOt aud Houston branch road
rook and Green wood. OF Ameri'
4, sold 700 head OF cattle. one
year olds, this week for about
The ones were sold for $22.W
twos for $500 a head.
took Of New Year calling card'
News job off,cA.