Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1901-12-07
THE VERY LATEST NEWS.
Collected from the Harvest Fields of
Town and County.

Miss flaming, of Idaho Falls, is a.
guest Of Mrs. Chas. Hart.
w. A. Bull has sold his Blackfoot
store building recently vacated by him
to j. G. Millick.
Mrs. Dan II. Jones will spend the
holidays with her parents at Salmon
City.
William Lee. Of Salmon City, is
visiting his father, w. p. Lee. of
Blackfoot.
Mr.. Cunningham, of the Salt Lake
Herald, was II visitor in Blackfoot
Tuesday.
Trains TO Mackay leave Backfoot on
Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays,
returning the following days.
The Idaho Supreme Court, Wednes-
day refused to grant an order for a new
trial for Diamondfield Jack now serv-
ing life sentence in the pen.
The monthly report for November Of
the Superintendent OF soldiers home
AT Boise. shows total enrolment of
l0l inmates.
The joint teachers association for
Bingham and Fremont counties, will
convene Ut Blackfoot this afternoon.
A large attendance il expected.
ShDrtliff & Rawson, BARRIERS, opened
two new bath rooms 10 the public this
week. Hot aud cold water is conducted
by pipes from the mill.
Twenty nine coats were stolen from
the Bannock Hotel sample room, Sun
day morning says the Pocatelio Tri-
bune. No trace OF either the missing
coats or Of the thieves have been found.
Alex Wilson. II well-known miner Of
the Lava Creek mining district, Is Il
visitor in Blackfoot, to-day. Mr.. Will
son looks for a mining boom in his
district next year.
Jesse Bay was killed by the marshal
of Caldwell, Wednesday. He had been
drinking aud had threatened TO use
/ his knife pn someone when the officer
struck him on the head with "a cane
| IL il test Of politeness for a man to
listen with interest to things he knows
all about, when they are being told by
person who knows nothing about
them.
The Junior League viii give Box
social ut the NJ. e. church next Mon
day evening. Everybody invited to
come. aud the ladies are requested TO
bring boxes. An interesting program
will he given.
For the first time in history the
/ Presidents message was transmitted in
print TO the House and Senate, Tues.
day. Each copy was richly bound In
brown morocco, with stiff covers, with
simple gold border and lettering.
Supt. Locke came in from Ft. Hall
Thursday. He reports the school ma
chinery running smoothly. There il
no sickness among the pupils ut present
and every effort will be used to prevent
the coming of any contagious disease
into the school.
Next Sunday evening the pastor of
the Baptist church will preach this
second OF series Of four sermons OF
"rhe Four Corner Stones OF a Gospe
Church. The Scriptural conditions
! OF salvation will be emphasized. Ser
vices at 1870 o'clock.
The sympathy of the entire com
munity goes out to MIR. aud Mrs
Grant Womack during their great be
reavement in the loss Of theironly son
Arnold, age years, who died Wednes
day of scarlet fever. He had only beef
sick since Friday. The remains wer,
laid to rest in the Odd Fellows Gem
etery, Thursday.
"Don't watch the clock" was Mr.
Edison's advice TO a young who recent,
asked him how to succeed. Profound
significant Is that old joke about thu
laborer who left his pickax hanging Il
the air ut the stroke OF noon. A hang
ing pickax is the iittest emblem for
confirmed cloci-watcher--aud the pick
ax hangs always in the air, never dig
out path for him 10 advance upon.
'Tain't only English people drop
their aitches. never heard no Amer
can pronounce the aitch in my name.
"What is your uameY"
"Johnny,"
WANTED AT oNCE-Good plain cool
woman preferred. Also walters. Writ
stating wages. DUBOIS HOTEL,
Dubois, idaho.
Sliced citron, lemon and orange PEE
5 ready for immediate use at Holbrook'
For Twenty-Five cords OF bull