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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-01-24
A CONTINUAL DRAG.
The Exact Term.

ONLY those who have experienced the
pain and suffering incident to Plies OF
Henorrhoids can know what d drag
and bandieap this complaint IS; now
even the snildesr forms hinder the patl-
snt from putting forth his or her best
afforts. while those afflicted with bleed
ing and protruding piles realize al the
tortures of the InquisitiOn-
1t may surprise the reader 10 know
that there Is a sure. permanent cure Tor
tfis disease. as the following testimony
from Mr.. r. A. Leonard, an american
resident in the City Of Mexico, VIII
show:
For twenty years / suffered with
niles. sometimes being confined 10 my
he'd for days at a time. The relief re-
caived from doctors both in the Dnited
states and Mexico. was temporary. ana
more frequently received 10 reflex ;
other medicines had no effect II was
n continual drag. I was At for nothing.
finally tried Pyramid Pile Cure; first
application was magical could not
believe I was awake next morning. !
experienced relief that 1 haa hot
known for twenty years One box
cured me. but not believing my sen
! cured. I bought two more, out thes
i,are still in my trunk. I first used me
remedy in July. 1909. have had no oc-
casion 20 use it since. The worle
| should know of Pyramid Pile cure
| have no words to express It's merits
| pyramid Pile cure Is in the form q
q euppository, which IS admitted by al
| physicians TO be the best preparation
Tor treating piles; it comes in difec
| contact With the painful tumors an'
does its work quickly and painlessiy
II is sold By druggists, generally TO
SO cents a package. and there Is ~
other remedy Just IS good.
| Write Pyramid Drug Co.. Marsnsi
laHch., for their little book on IN
+ fslusea and cure of piles which is sen
fsee for ne asking.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-01-24

the manager decamped without settling
IN fun with all the members.
Three years ago Gayer was lieuten-
ant liz the ROYAL WarWickshiTe regi-
ment. one of the most fashionable com
mands Of the British army. Like many
other young men Of English nobility,
GayeT squandered several fortunes ana
became heavily involved in debt His
father came to his rescue several times
but finally. tired Of his sons actions,
refused TO assist the young man fur
Their. Gayer resigned from the army
and came to America. He entered the
theatrical business and finally landed
in Salt Lake with the Hello Bill ag-
gregation. The company disbanded
here. and Gayer is now figuring out the
best way to get back to New York CITY
Comes Of Old Families.
Cisver's family is one of the oldest
and most highly respected in England
He can trace his ancestry back to King
Edward l. and besides. has other roy a
blood I'm his veins. He is descended
from the family of O'Neils, once kings
Of Ulster and of Old Ireland. and is also
a descendant Of the Princess OF. Clare.
He is distantly related TO line OF
French kings. az is shown by the fam
lily cOat-Of-arms, which consists OF
fieur de lis on an ermine field.
Among some Of Gayer's royal reia-
tives now alive are: Duke Of Manches-
ter. who married Miss Zimmerman 81
[ Cincinnati a few years ago; Earl 81
/ Iddsleigh; Lord WOlseley, commander
/ of the British army before Lord Rob
erts: Baron Hiiiigeon; Earl Of Carwatf
of Scotland; Sir John Shelley &c
tscendant Of the great English poet, aiie
! one of the premier bsronetcy Of Eng
land: Viscount Valentia, and Othel
( English notables.
t Gayer is q young man OF pleasing per
sonaiitv and with practical America
ideas. He refuses TO call upon his reia
lives for assistance at this time.
/ lit might be wen to add that ne y
/ married. his wife being a very charm
ing little woman.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-01-24
JOHRSOa IN COURT.
Colored Republican Leaders, Hearing
Set For Next Wednesday.

Bruce Johnson. the negro Republican
politician. was aTTaigned yesterday
morning in the police court on charge
OF assault with a deadly weapon with
intent to do bodily harm. Johnson en-
tered q plea of not guilty to the charge,
ana MS preliminary hearing YVES set
for Wednesday morning at 10 o'clock
The arraignment occupied but few
minutes. Johnson entered the cuort
room accompanied by his attorney,
Fred I.oofbourow. When the complaint
had been read by Clerk Leary, Judge
DiehI asked Johnson If ne was ready 70
plead. The defendant replied Ia the
Affirmative and entered plea Of noi
guilty.
The prosecuting attorney and Bruce
Johnson's counsel held q consultation
with Judge Dielsi. after which the court
announced that the case would be
called for trial next "Wednesday morn
/ ing.
Patsy Burns, the man who IS sald s
| have been shot by Johnson. vsslssi isi'
| court room. as were several other WY
nesscs. but meme were called
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-01-24
OPINION ON PLATFORM.
Washington State Democratic Chair
man Gives His Views.

c. G. Heifner, chairman of the Demo
cratic state committee OF Washington,
who is in Salt Lake, temporarily in
charge of "A life insurance Office, was
asked yesterday by the New York
World TO reply to the following ques-
ton;
do you favor the reaffirmation by
the St. Louis convention OF the Chi
cago and Kansas City Platforms
Mr.. Heifner made the following re-
ply:
why limit ourselves TO certain
.phraseolOgy2 Whatever is pertinent 10
the issues OF 1904 in all past Demo-
cratic platforms should be reafhrmed.
I would not specifically reafirm one
particular platform TO the exclusion Of
others. It is the spirit that gives life
The spirit of justice and equality for
all men everywhere which character
lied the Kansas City platform should
be preserved. The character of ouI
candidate and the influences surround
ing him count for more than the mere
phraseology Of any platform"
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picion. Its cure is sure without harmful
results to the system. Many a home IS
now happy by the use of Golden Spec1flc-
Ny husband got into the habit OF taking
a drink with the boys on MS way home,
saws Mrs. Harry Burnside. After a
while he came home drunk frequently de
soon lost his position ard I had to make
a living for both OF Us and the little cnIi-
dren- At times he tried to sober up, DUI
the habit was too strong Tor MIN, ana
then he would drink harder than ever
heard of Golden Specific and sent Tor a
free package. The treatment cured him
I put it in his coffee and he never knew
| it at all He regained his old position
! and now we ere happy in our little nome
again. ] hope you will send Golden Spe-
| eific to every woman that has suffered
| as have and save her loved ones from
| the druRksrds grave
Send YOUR name and address to Dr. j.
/ w. Hafnes 1870 Glenn Building, Cincin-
natl. Ohio, and he will mail you tree
package OF Golden Specific in a pam
! wrapper. accompanied by full directions
/ how TO use it. Enough Of the remedy Is
( sent in each package to give you an op-
/ portunity TO witness its marvellous eIteeJ
| on those who are slaves to drink
/ Do not delay. You cannot tell WhaI
/ NAV happen to the man who drinks, and
YOU would never forgive yourself for
| waiting
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-01-24
BOOKS FOR THE LIBRARY.

The following thirty-two volumes viii
he added TO the public library Monday
morning, Jan. p, 1904:
Miscellaneous.
Clement Handbook of Modern ia
pan"
Davitt-.sWithin the Pale"
Ennis-"Music in Art
Higsins-'To California and Back"
Hudson-'N Naturalist in la Plata.
T.sfarge-''Sreat Masters.
Levy Bruhl-''Ph Philosophy of Comte.
illustrated History Of
Furniture"
Marden-"Young Man Entering Bus
mess"
Mccarthy iceland and Her story -
AustrO- Hungarian Life IN
Town and Country
Myers-"Human Personality" Two
volumes.
umes.
Smith-"Arnold's March from Cam
bridge to Quebec"
Thwaites-Hennepin a New Dis
eoverv." Two volumes.
Naturalization Life in Town and
Country.
IVnson-"IrrigatiO Engineering.
Fiction.
Recke-'Helen Adair.''
Benson-'Book of Months
Bradv-"Sir Henry Morgan, Bucca-
/ naer."
Dickson she that Hesitates.'
Ford razen Calf.
Gaines-"0iorgo-
Goriyy-''Tales
Munn-"Path Of stars"
Juvenile.
pangs-.. Molly and the Unwise Man
/ Douglas-"Little Girl in Old st
[ Louis"
Pvie-"King Arthur and His
Knights.
Tappan-..In the Days Of Queen Vic
! fr--fa
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-01-24

Mr.. and Mrs. p. II. Boyer Of Spring
Vile, and their son-in-law, Dr.. Alsxan :
der. desire through the press TO express
their sincere gratitude and appreciation
Of The many kind messages and letters
of affection and sympathy that they
have received in their recent bereaFs-
ment. and while the gloomy sorrow
harEs like q cloud over them, they feel
In this hour Of grief the coincidence of
friends with their .consoling words show
us that humanity shares with them this
sorrow, and binds Us closer to each
other. We again thank each and az
! from q sorrow stricken family.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-01-24
THIS BOOK IS
FREE
The Mysteries of HypnOtism
and Personal Magnetism
Revealed

The American College OF Sciences OF
Rochester, y. y, has just published a
remarkable book on Hypnotisn, Per
sonal Magnetism. Magnetic Healing,
Self Mastery, Self-Confidence and the
higher development of VIII Power. It
is by far the most wonderful and COM
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for limited time 80 give a free cory
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these wonderful sciences. 1t is the re
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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-01-24
Mutual Realty Company.

Articles Of Incorporation OF the Mutual
Realty conapanv Of salt Lake City We're
YESTERDAY filed with County Clerk John
James. II is formed for the purpose OF
.srrVine on a general real estate BUSH
ness ip this city. The company has a
capital stock Of $4,000, divided into 80,
00a shares at a stock par value of $40
each. Edward T. Raybouid is president
William T. Baker, vice president; Ed
g,srI Home. secretary and treasurer.
Tbe directors are William T. Baker, I'd
ward Home Edward /. Raybould, Jo-
sepb d. Boiand and Oscar Engdahl.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-01-24
TRADE QUIET;
CHANGE SLIGHT
Heavy Snowfall Increases Con-
fidence in Future.
TWO PLEASANT FACTORS
INVESTMENT OF 100000 IN
ELECTRIC ROAD ONE OF THEM.

Little change has been poted in bus;-
ness during the past week. The heavy
fan of SNOW has given increased conf
dence as TO agricultural conditions dur
ing the coming season, and has stimu-
lated buying among the jobbers TRACE
generally has been seasonably quiet.
The heavy borrowing of the stockmen
keeps money stiil firm, but it. is some
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-01-24

tanned Ilaw one month longer than he
had expected, and was anxious 70 turn
affairs Owe and get all settled so he
could take up the practice of law in
New York. which he had arranged 20
do on Feb I. Besides. he had recep-
ton date for the 18th instant, at which
he proposed TO introduce Governor TAFT,
and make him at home officially III his
new appointment.
The party will separate at this point
ONLY. Ex-Governor Taft. his secretary,
F. W. Carpenter, and CarsoH Taylor
proceed east. Mrs. Taft. her two chill
dren and attendants. after 4 visit OF Z
fortnight TO friends in this vicinity, wili
so to Santa Barbara.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-01-24
81 Estate Transferg.

Hubbard Investment company to
Ernst Huber ct al, lots 70 Is.
block H. Oakley subdivision .-......S
Helena Young to H Il. GreensiGes,
lots ] and 2 North Ingiewood..... 81
James w Walker to s. ". Whit
more. part OF section SS, township :
south range / west .......,..-.-....
Harold s WennestTOm TO ;. NJ
Whitnore lot il. section 30. TOWN.
ship south, range l west 49,
O. r. Peterson TO JOHN w. fhomp-
son. part Of lot (, block ? plat A.. 81
Ceorpe Rou.nev ir.. TO George
Romney. part Of lot 3. block j.
Diat ID ....-..-.--..-...ss- sssfssfss -
Charles X Johnson 10 James r.
Ieary. lots IS 20 q, block 4, Poplar -
Grove addition ...;,.;;...,,,...,, g
Elizabeth A Jones TO Nieis p Lar
son. part of lot ?, block ~, plat
..---.---.-. -. e, - -, =,
Henry r. Turner ct al. to Ja11es y
Caboon. part of secti2n q, town
shin 2 south range I west. I'D
! S. A Ahlberg tc 4. +. Savage, iot
2. section :. township south, range =,
! I east -.'-+- 5000 -
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-01-24
WITH
LIES PHASES
Actor eayer Once Leader of
London Society.
ROYAL BLOOD IN VEINS
HELLO BILL STAR SERVED IN
ENGLISH ARMY.

From a leader of London society and
an officer IL the British army to a
stranded actor, is the career Of Echlin
Philip Gayer. a direct descendant of
King Edward I, and whose family has
three distinct claims to royal connec-
tions. Gayer was a member Of the ill
fated Hello BiHv company that went
to pieces in this city last Saturday when
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-01-24
Rotanie plood Balm (B.B.B.l Is

PLEASANT and safe to take. Thoroughly
festsd for thirty years. Composed OF
pare Botanic ingredients. Strengt mems
weak kidneys and Weak stomaehs'
cures Dysps 2sia- sold Dy al prass.
lions TOR home cure. sample sent IEee
bv writing Blood Balm Co. Atlanta ga
pescribe your trouble and special free
medical advice 70 suik your -
6sffv. Trtah by IT, g -Selra nm, MeSof-
nick building and. Holden tucson t'rls
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-01-24

once. % South Main street. Tele-
phones. 71s and $50. Yard No. ], First
south between Third and Fourth West.
Telephone. 10 8 rings Yard No. 3
twelfth south and Eleventh East
Telephone, SIS. yard No. 3, state be-
tween Thirteenth and Fourteenth
South Telephone. Jos.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-01-24
lord MAYOR, OF DUBLIN.

Dublin, Jan. 2S.-Councillor Joseph
Hutchinson, nationalist, was today
elected lord mayor Of Dublin. and
Thomas. Roche. candidate of the United
irish league, was elected lord mayor Of
Cork.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-01-24
Cancer Cured
OnR GUARANTEED.

Rain q. r.. b as directed on label
and when the right quantity IS taken
a cure is certain sure and lasting. ~
not cured your money @Ih froHnpuS
= -afal-.llai ithoIEt argnmenL.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-01-24
CURES
DRUNkARDS
SECRETLY
Free Package of the Only Successful
Cure Known For Drunkenness
Sent TO All Who Send
Name and Address.
IT Can Be PutsSecretly Into Food or
Coffee and Quickly Cures
the Drink Habit.

Few men become dfunkards from choice
or incIi4atfon-aH welcome release from
the awful habit. Golden Spectre W.
Cure the worst habitual drunkafo- !A ~
y.-ouaerfl1l remedy can be administered by
wife or daughter. in food, tea cottee OF
milk. without causing the slightest sus-
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-01-24
DECREASE IN
IMPROVEMENTS
Those Made Last Year About
0ne-third of 1902.
KELSEY FILES HIS REPORT
He OFFERS MANY PERTINENT
RECOMMENDATIONS

City Engineer J.. c. KeIsey's annual
report shows that the cost Of public i'm
provements during 1902 was almost
three times as much as the expenditur IS
last year. In 1902 the city spent sS42,
993. 80, as against $125. IS for the pre-
ceding year. The largest decrease was
in street pavements, the work done IN
that direction alone during 1902 exceed
ing by almost $100, 900 all the improve
ments made last year.
The report is the largest Of its kind
ever compiled by the head of any city
department. 1t is prOfusely illustrated
with photographs, showing the work
done by the department during the cal
endar wear. and another view taken bs-
fore the improvements were begun. IN
several instances there are photographs
sboSvina, an especially difficult piece q
work in course Of construction.
In 1902 the department constructed
the City creek pipe line at a cost OF
$27. 947.73, built the garbage erematofy
at an expenditure OF 81, 6Se.o9, anu pat
in S4.398.74 worth Of surplus ditehes-
Last year a green house was erected az
Liberty park, a large conduit was pullE
for the Jordan canal system, a long
pipe line was laid TO the new lsolaSlou
hospital and a wooden bridge was
thrown across the Jordan river at
Fourth North street.
improvements and Expenses.
The following table shows com
harrison of the cost Of similar PUBIC
improvements for the past two years
and the expenses incurred for special
work; -ooo
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-01-24
Fine Skating.

Heath Bros. rink. Music in the after
noon. 9Th So. and State. Take Murray
car.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-01-24

what easier and is finding its way into
channels of investment, trade and spec
ulation. The fierce competition in the
dry goods business during the last year
has suggested a reorganization Of one
house. but it is not believed this viii
have any general effect. The growth OF
the city, the Development which 4
progressing on all sides and other en-
couraging factors help maintain gen
eral confidence. The deal closed last
week whereby $500, 600 is to be spent at
once ia extending the Salt Lake & Og-
den road to connect the two cities in the
name, has brought out strongly the
high standing Utah has with strong
investors.
The favorable action on the Utah
lake project has also given an impetus
10 business. although the fruits may be
deferred. Should the government go
ahead with this work, as is now
planned, something Ike 100000 will be
put into circulation. making immense
! ~ more fertile and productive many
I thousands Of acres of land.
/ Real estate has been quiet, as was
| generally expected at this season.
In the commercial stock and pond
market there has been little doing. Quo
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-01-24
Bank C1earings.

/ Salt Lake felearings for the past week,
/ as compared with the same week year
ago. were as follows:
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-01-24

I1aearet National hank ..............sz73 90
y - At ........... 161 90
Home Fire Insurance Co. ........... IA ny
The Utah Sugar Co, Preferred. -
Ss+9fe fSsnE ~ Utah ............. 147 %
7ooso,o1 e5s,-fres hank ......... 26z 90
lions Savings Bank q Trust Co.. lSi "
Provo Com. * Savings bank. 15S %
Lehi Com & Savings bank. ...-.. To- W
Thatcher Bros. Banking Co, Logan.ll4 %
First National bank, Ogden 800. 299 "
Davis County bank. Pennington. i0l y
Barnes Banking CO., Kaysville.-.-. ~ ~
Ogden Savings bank ,.,.-.--.,.s-.'''' 19o -
Con ". & N. CO. preferred .....--- " %
Do. common ......+.. ...-..->...-'. - ~
Fremont County Sugar Co. ..-...-. l0 y
Amalg. Sugar CO. preferred ........ y 81
Do. common ........,.s ..s..ss.'..' 1Vy ~
Idaho Sugar Co. .........---...---.-- II -
/ Lewiston Sugar Co. ...............-- 10 "
Provo Woolen Mills Co. -...........- - W
/ Peoples Coop, Lehl' ................ ~ W
/ Con. BY. & Power Co. bonds.-....... HV1
s l. G. Railroad bonds ............ tSlt2
Sumpter Valley railroad -------..-.. lU0'a
Utah Light & Power Co. bonds. I'D
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No Political Significance.

No significance of a political nature,
said Ex-Governor Taft. need be at
tached to the haste. with which he was
travelling. Secretary Root had been de-
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-01-24

The following thirty-two volumes will
be added TO the public library Monday
morning, Jan. %, 1904:
Miscellaneous.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-01-24
Status Of Improvements,

Total cost of sidewalk pave
ments TO Jan. I, 1904. Sl25, So ~
Miles Of sidewalk parements--- 1850
Prior to 1868 the street pavements
measured 1883 miles. During 1893 Il was
increased to 4.S75 miles, the additions be
ING the new pavement on South Temple
street from Main street to State street
and one short block north from Eagle
Gate. In 1892 the watermalns laid cost
. slG $50. and the Sewers 81. ase. ID.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1904-08-19
Academy of Idaho

This institution is located at
Pocatello, and the term begins on
September 18th. The following
courses are offered; College Pre-
paratory, Commercial, Domestic,
Economy, Mechanic Arts, Short
hand and Music. Board and
room can be secured in private
families at 81. 90 to $500 PEI
week, and in the dormltory fol
SIS per month For further par
ticulars address
J. W. FAIRS. PocateIlo.
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''''7
FOR SALE

Small house and lot in Mackay.
Everything new and neat. Good
location. Enquire at this office.
1t will pay You to trade at the
Bridge Street Drug Store il
quality and prices count.
Correct STYLES IN IaIico and
peutlemen's cards with latest type
fashions, also The proper thing il
society printing II TIE RHpcHL!
CAN office.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1904-08-19
Real Estate Transfers for the Week.

4. :. to Charles Brown. patent. homestead
1870 acres.
G. w Hobbs to l.. Rains. St25. lot t. block l.
Idaho Falls.
A. V. Scott to r. H. Lindahl. S6'"' 81 acres
j. W. England to ID. C.iggin SZlo' l"'S "
3. block G. Moreland.
0. 81 W. Calister to G. +. Carson. Si'@oo l4'
acres.
J. G. Vogler to l.. d. Hiliand $3.50. So Of lo'
a. all lots IS. l6, block .. Rlackfoot.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1904-08-19
ADDITIONAL LOCAL NEWS ON THE
FOURTH PAGE

A. L. Fowler has a new tan
dem.
Bishop Funston spent Saturday
at Ross Fork.
! Want your eyes fixed? Mitchell
1.-THE jeweler.
Clarence Thompson and Elmer
Rogers went to Lost River Mon
day.
The Blackfoot Implement com
pany has received a stock of beet
pullers.
Everything right, including
prices at the Bridge Street Drug
Store.
Francis just and wife of Presto,
visited T. r. Jones and wife on
Wednesday.
Purse found. There's some
thing in it. Call at the postoffice
and describe 1t.
All kinds of berries at the
Blackfoot Nursery. Phone "a,
3 rings.
Mrs. Gus Helms and daughter,
Miss Fredia, of Maakay, were
visitors in our city the first of the
week.
Diamonds! Mitchell's got EN-.
I. S. Morrison and wife are
spending the week among friends
on Lost River and are investigat,
ing the trout supply.
For a nice box of bon bons or
chocolates call at the Pioneer
Drug Store.
Ringling's circus had an audi
ence of II, 900 adults and many
children at Idaho Falls. People
came in by wagon for distance
of $40.
Mrs. W. L. Trowbridge and
daughter from East Orange, New
Jersey. who have been at Black
foot for some time, are leaving
for home today.
Mr.. DeArmund, who has been
connected with the construction
of the new schoo! buildings at
Ross Fork, left for BIacktoot,
Montana, Saturday.
For drugs and dauggist's sun,
dries, call at the Pioneer.
There is party out fishing
along the upper BIackfoot this
week, consisting of Miss keogh,
Violet Gray, Geo Holbrook and
family, Chas. Fisher and wife and
W. K. Barnhart and wife.
The Blackfoot postotfice ha:
been receiving some new fixtures
for holding the mail pouches
Postmaster Wall says they have !
first class office doing seconc
class business on third class pay
but that it is Just on the ragged
edge of being advanced to thu
status of a second class Office.
The ChalLis Messenger is author
ity for the statement that ohas
Wey Of BIackfoot, will soon b.
connected with the Irospccfo
which is to move from Custer t.
Roosevelt, Clarence Eddy is tn
man behind the press. Mr.. We
informs us that he is gong out t
see central Idaho, but that he ha
no engagements with any printin
Office.
A Blackfoot man in Macha
Tuesday evening was commentln
on the fact that four men ha
come IS miles to help the Los
River people get up fair and t
give them some information 0
the subject OF beet culture an
could not get meeting III I'll