Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1901-12-18
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Next Tuesday will the selling date
Tor ohe'fare holiday rates.
Nearly nine hundred pupils are en-.
rolled Ia the Pocatello schools.
Warren Wright has accepted a posi-
tlon as brakrsman on the Short Line.
He eutered upon his duties Sunday.
Grove City lodge No. 80, A. f. a. A.
u. will h9ld its regular annual elec.
ton Of officers next Saturday evening.
Rev I. $. Hawkins will preach and
hold quarterly conference Mt Pocatello,
next sunday, December 22d.
e. B. Wheeler came up from Poca.
telio, Saturday, on business.
Robt. Mccracken, OF the surveyor
generals Office, Boise, arrived in
Blackioot, Saturday.
Mr. Mulleneupp. father Of Mrs. Judge
samp le, expects 10 go To Ohio next
week.
Nampa schools will have two weeks
holiday vacation and Pocatello schools
will have only ten days.
Father Mooney Of the Catholic
church, conducted services At the
cour, house, Sunday morning.
Harold DIPPED Is visiting his parents
u6d friends 10 Blacktoot. Harold is
siill employed with DIR. Scheumacher,
dentist, Al Idaho Falls.
Oar merchants are displaying a nice
line Of holiday goods this season.
Customers are already selecting their
presents and having them laid aside.
The State poultry aud pet stock as
Soclatiun will meet 10 Boise. January
18th. Everyone is urged 10 send stock
for exhibition.
At the recent bazaar given in Boise
for the benefit 81 the 81. Aiphonsus
hospital $500 was tgkeu Ia by the
ladies, Nampa Leader
Rev. Van Dnsen, presiding elder
will occupy the pulpltat NJ. +. churc!
next Sunday morning aud evening.
Congressman Glenn OF Idaho, ha,
been placed on two committees in the
House. Mines aud Mining aud elect on
MIR. and Mrs Charles just, announce
the birth Of daughter at their home
~ rPresto.
The lnrges, shipment Of hops across
the continent was sent from Oregon
last week. 1, consisted OF ~ cars.
Several sheep.herders are reported
having frozen to death IN Wyoming,
during the recent blizzard.
G. N. Payne, editor of the Mountain
home Bulletin, viii spend the holidays
with relatives in Alabama.
Il. o. g. ShOwell and family LEFT
Tuesday morning for Salt Lake City "a
attend the fuueral Of Mr.. Showell's
mother vi no uied Monday.
sunday Boise Statesman says:--Sen'
ator Shoupis still confined TO the house
His leg has given him much trouble
aud he is quite an invalid.
The ladies' of social clubs OF Moscow
have raised $500 IN money by subscrip'
,iou. for free library aud reading
room.
L. w, Clendeuin and family and w
r. Porter lett this, Tuesday morning
for Athens, Ohio, their old home
they expect to be absent about two
months.
The poem, dedicated 10 the memor,
~ Ii,tle Arnold Womack, published II
another column to-day was written b,
Mary ouiIlin age IA years ot th'
Blackfuot school.
The exports Of the United States fo'
the past ten months, ARE sfl, 900, ooo be-
low the same period OF the previous
year.
A stage line from Cot to Thnnde'
Maintain will be established Con Is
located on salmon River "a days. jour
new from Grangeville, Idaho county
sona,or Dubois has introduced bill
rran.Ipp TO the state Of Idaho $1,000
acres of land TO aid In the continuation
enlargement and maintenance OF TN
Idaho state soldiers and sailors nome
sncb portious of the granted lands a
nav not be necessary for the purpos'
sneciGed. shall be applied 20 the sup
,or, of such public benevolent, reform
a,ory or other educational institution
ne the legislature OF the state may des
ignate.
Candies. nuts, dates, and hgs 10
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