Blackfoot news., November 07, 1891, Image 1

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BLACKFOOT, IDAHO, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 7, 1891.
NO. 23
it as Thsy Corns.
republican elevators were ruti
:
owuward Tuesday.
miners at Mullen, north Idaho, !
it on a strike.
iV. West is at home again troin
nar, Owyhee county.
ley talks-is an every day ex l
but did you ever notice how '*''
on,
hop Talliot is agaiu in the state j
ig his annual visitations to the t"
sut charges of his church.
n Frank W. Beane and wife I P
it is in a bank.
a few days of the week in (lutte j
Montana.
depot platform is well filled ,M
Vier county ore awaiting ship
a mine disaster Tuesday at
City six men were killed and ""
erioush injured.
W \ Bull of Malta t'a-siu "
ly, will Siam become a citizen of
ifoot.
e ladies of Blackball will find
neat visiting cards for sule at
Nzw* Office.
c old dominlcker hen decorated
pink ribbon is on the other ful
door this time.
lK
». C. S Smith, wife of sheriff
has been critically ill Ibis week, M
■ better today aud will soon la*i
is
h
»gam
W. T. Reeves entertained the
oftheH.C- T. L. ami many
Is st a .»regressive conversation w
Thursday evening
da with flour from Malad mills
rd through Blackball Wednesday
•agun train loadeti down to the
kite to Arco.
be supply of extra good Ovtidier
[her has run over into Novemlwr,
the cattle on a thousand hill* arc
|'e have bearvl on the ipiiet that
Hal Pocatello men arc grooming
the race for the best county offices
ii
judge Clsgett, Congressman Sweet
Senator dhoup are in Hoi*e this
|k They will tuoa leave for
Uington City. *"
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Jr». Mitchell. Slate organizer for
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w. C T. U, l* attending the couu
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convention now in session nt '
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Ihe News is pleased to note tlisl
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rank and tile of the Republican
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ty neither approve nor endorse Uie
Isent state administration. I
ft will not lie long now before the j
[art Aleck will la-iriii writinu it'
pin AIICK will begin wmmg 1 »;
and Ihinkinir he has doue the
aim itiitiKing tu na* tum« tut
isrt thing.
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This week has lieen Democratic
toter week: two weeks more and it
1* lie Thanksgiving turkey week.
>e Democrats
• in it in good j
are
f®|M5 this timu.
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The New* U more anxious than
er to »«« how Governor Willey will
j
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•R>s his Thanksgiving proclamation,
*>d crops will bo a good thing for
ro to dwell on.
Our rooster that was so riiUletl by
publican foxes at the last State elec
>o hn to forget himself ami stand on
licaii, is us huppy a* a gumo cock
( ' a y. Listen and heat him crow.
See a notice of Mr. Burrell's Cot
if p store in this issue. He make»
f opening today, Saturday, and
'fully invites the public to inspect
»lock and prices.
Operator Stevenson handled the
ins beautltuliy as a lady expressed
a fh® Tuesday's election, and the
8W, > given out was lieautiful for the
•toot-ruts.
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Our Republican friends tnko great
jonfort that Tuesday's elections were
presidential elections. We take
that
an election in hund this your
*orth two iu the bush next year.
Tiie
governor lias uot placed an
Ner with us for wedding cards, and
r Mttle bird has not bee» flitting
u »<l our office wludoar with his
P*PPy tell-tale look, so we take It that
0 •''-''Jdltig is near at band
no
Tile glorious Democratic news from
Tuesday's election has not turned
head, but, we think, it has given
glorious opportunity to chauge
our
n■ h
our
head ing.
The present board of state officials
should open correspondence with
Allen, Wheeler and Fassett and learu
It will not lie so sud
l usl * 1,,w ' l
'*'' u Uke next year.
It would not lie telling tales out of
'"'•'■•«I *<» »ay that a number of our
t" 1 " 1 Republican politicians were
noticeably absent from their usual j
P r,MD *' ,,M ^' ? * wl > *bestreets Wednesday, j
They had beard troin the states.
Tht county convention of the Wo- j
,M " U * Christian Temperance Union is I
•"'»»'on this week, and that our
readers may get full proceedings we
,W *' r P u, ' l, ® tUwn of u "> tl ''ng douv
"" til Dexl * r '*' k
Mr DeLamar wants to give (2500 '
" no,,,l R. v P*V tbaaalary of a World's
Fair commissioner provided he eu - 1
dorses him as the right man. Mr. 1
DeLamar has made loo muiiy promises
already statut the World s^air for
binon* good.
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Governor Willey has accepted Mr.
lK Lamar'a resignation as World s
Fair Coimnissioner
Before the Fuir >
and generally j
g„„ w „ i|,ut it was a big mistake to
M p|adol him in the first place.
K< . ||( , rick Norltl ,, bb „ b usine«s
men have entered into an agreement !
is held It will lie seen
not to open their business houses for
any businesscm Sunday,
Other towns ;
w „ ub | by following the g. a « I ;
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Up ill New York. Iowa ami Massa !
cllUaetla the Democrats went to the
polls Tuesday singing : Dese Demo
cralic tame* »h ill rise agin, and our
Ami sure | j
example.
Republican friend* say :
enough, tley riz.
Arch Deacon Sulger and Rev. Mr.
Dawson spent Thursday in Blackball
visiting parishioners. The Arch Dca
-nu will hold services in the Bapli-t
Church next Monday evening at 7:3«»
ii clock.
Dr. Rivere who was under trial ai
Mala.1 all last week for killing Capi. j
Sl,,u M' Cart at Montpelier iu April
*" 8 L * M and diuchniged •
from custody Monday. He passed
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111 r. 11 gi 1 Blaekf.a 1 t Monday in cora
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; liaiiy with Dr. l\ ilson of Idaho balls
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The district and circuit court* of
the United States are in sis ion at
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B..i«e, Manv of the legal luinu.ane
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j of 1 lie State art present. A tug docket
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ujn8 U|b ww j t U) ketch m election
In passing the News Office
"'L lotion, he all
Beane,
"Prank" he fis-l
news.
to-day he sai i:
right Mine friend "Prank"
lie all right too.
j m , tt y jgtuxl, raaybn so pretty good all
i over."
j Thu petition of Bingham countv
( citizens praying for the setting aside
lands for a Dark in the northern part
of the comity hfta been placed in the
hand« of a *|>ecial agent by Commie*
he can
sioner Carter and as soon as
investigate and report the Coin
uiissioncr will Uike action.
For the latest styles in dress pat
call at the ladies emporium at
terns
Mrs. Barnhart's.
Arch Deacon Sulger brought with
him on hi* vielt to Blackfoot Thurs
day tlie plans for the new Episcopal
Church. The plans are now in Un
hands of contractors for bids and *'
these are in we expect to see
soon as
th ne v church v ork bcgli. an I pushed
to completion.
G. A. Robot ban is one of Bingham
oAunty's lucky
mciuhered that he was nominated on
tlie state ticket for auditor, but he
hiiw Ids company and declined. Had
he been elected the good salt about
him could not have saved the others,
aud he would have been counted us
tainted.
Ladies trimmed hats, the model of
fashion both in style nnd color at
Mrs Barnhart'a. '
It will lie re
men.
Know nil men by these presents :
That the attorney general has given
no written opinion on any law this
week, that no convict from Bingham
county has escaped the pen; that no
report of |>en affairs has been made
public, and that no true Idahoan has
committed suicide because DeLamar
resigned as world's fair commissioner.
he
Attorney General Roberts is still
engaged in writing up the report for
the board of investigation of the State !
jien. If the people were not satisfied U)
ulaiut results they would be more ea- or
ger for the report. As it is nobody i
cares whether it be made public or :
uot The General could possibly !
have given his written opinion of all ;
JU» act* of the last legislature in the;
same length of time. !
The Tribune was highly honored I
last Wednesday. Two men by the
name of Joues anil both newspaper , w
men, called and perched upon the;
stool of honor while the force grovel- '
cd in the dust. One of them was a
young rauu from Blackfoot while the
other was au old-timer from Idaho j <>n
City, who missed through this ooun- j
The I
V.V thirty-seven years ago.
Tiibune is well acquainted with The j
Idaho News and the Idaho World, {
»"'I *» they are both good, sparkling j
papers, we are compelled to admit j
that there is some good in the Jones
afu- ' •«— ' ,u P".' al
ibe ^ight-Culdwell Tribune.
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A Spelling lire.
A Spelling Bee. after ye methods
of liiden times, will lie one of the at- ;
mu-Uons provided for the teacbeit al
tile County Institute. The evening
programme will tie under the direction
of parties who The News is warruutiug
j u saying, wili make it a crowning
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success.
»t a meeting Tuisday resciudetl its'
,,nler formerly made to resist the ac
lion of the state board of equalization
raising assessments on cattle aud
j lowering the assessment on railroad 1
property. They did ami they didn't
• The taxpayers can comment at leisure, j c
Hacked Out.
The county laiard of commissioners
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self that he can please iioth in quul
| '«>' "" (1 P riwJ# ,,f 8 ,MK,S Ullies 8 I K ''
icialljrare inviteti to lotik over his
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Utock of ladies furnishing goods,
A cm* .'»fore And Alt Sew Good*.
Mr. Presto Burrell has opened a
store room in his residence building
near the school bouse, and respect
fully invites the public to inspect his
stock and prices. He flatters him
Blackfoot, Idaho.
The Teacher* Jnntitute.
The coming of all the teachers in
I he county to Blackfoot will tie one of I
III« notable events of the mouth. Our
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BluckftKlt people, known the "täte
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over, for hospitality and pleasing way s <
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rtf entartaining, should take lime by j
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the forelocks and arrange to give
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them a cordial reception and a right !
royal good t ime during the evenings
of the Institute. Let them be enter
tained in a manner that will make
them cairv away pleasant recollections
of Blackfoot us the loveliest village
of the plaid and of her |>eople as
among the best and noblest of tbe
State.
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Itluf/hant County Teacher a' Con
vention at Blackfoot Sov. ï,Y, 1SUJ,
Rate of one and one-fifth fare on
the certificate plan, cerliflcntes to lie
..igned by Fred 8. Stevens, superin
tendent of schoolsof Binglmm county.
Tickets on sale Nov. 22d and 23d.
Good going date of sale. Good re
turning until Nov. 30lh.
heavy bill against him for mlsytonduct
^ ««nipaign.
II. M. Miller,
Agent
Poor Joues, the New York Jones,
we mean, is still paying the freight,
but lie can never lake himself out of
the warehouse on uceoiint of the
THE BOISE—HAILEY KO AU.
Oilman 'h Project Attracting Con
sider uhle Attention.
John Gilman, the Massachusetts
capitalist, said yesterday that the pro
posed Boise-Hailey road was attract
ing considerable attention, and that
he was greatly encouraged.
He has received a letter from G. E.
Ferris, a well known resident of Arco,
are anxious to have the line extended
U) \rco and then on to Eagle Rock
or to Blackfoot
stating that the people up that way
Mr. Ferris writes that he is confi
dent that the residents along the
mute would raise from 125,000 to
$50.000 in aid of the enterprise.
Mr. Gilman will look into the
t*,-—Boise Statesman.
Mr. Gilman was in Blackfoot Wed
nesday looking over the field through
w bich this prospective road is to run.
Our readers will remember this«»
' 'he Chicago aud Great Western road
plete it from Fort Casper. Wyoming
j <>n coast The New» will have
and Mr. Gilmau's aim will he to com
j something of importance to say about
I the construction of this road iu an
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j held at Parsous' School House, West
Side, Sunday evening, November 8th,
al 7 oc,ock -
Gospel Tempérant« meeting to be
Ptvnldln* officer. Mn Larocque.
Sinaloa. Hymn, ('ongreirattua.
Gospel Readmit. President.
Sluirins. Contrrviretlon.
j Prayer, Mr» Trego.
SiiiKlng. Hymn
Opcnlnit Address, Mr. I Erlesen.
; HwttaUoa*. Harry Huwreli, Miss Mattie Par
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Recitation», Floyd Erio»on. Miss Blanche
"îiîuî *bÏL
Recitation«. Sadie Adams and Miss Nettie
Hoher, Duncan.
! Short Talk. Mn». Tivgo.
i Singing.
Those desiring to visit Denver will
WM)|1 have a splendid opportunity.
The Mining Congress will be held
j„ the-Queen City" Nov. 18th and
1 9 ,h. and it is expected a great many
Wl) | visit Denver and other Colorado
j c .iti«»s about this time,
Cheap Rates te Denver.
For the es pec iu I accommodation of
; these visitors the Union Pacific has
a rate of one and one-third fare
for '' ,e roun< * tri P
Tickets will be on sale Nov. 16th,
!in< * * >e g <KM l ^ or return passag<>
,,n t | l a,,, l including Dec. 6th.
For further information regarding
time of trains, etc., apply to
H. M. Miller
Agent Union Pacific System.
Blackfoot Nov. 6th.
Summons
D,Mr,et -
I Prank Schwenker. Plaintiff,
Minnie Sehwenter, Deft
Slate of Idahi). to Minnie Schwenker, In Ihe
name of the people of Idaho, yon an- herehy
notified that there Is now on (lie In the office
< of lhP ,'i,. r k of the District court of ,hc Fifth
Judicial district of the Plate of Idaho, county
j ,,f Blnsham, the complaint of Prank Sohwen
kcramilnat you demanliiiK JudKinont that
the bond*of matrimony heretofore exlftliifr
I between you and the plaintiff l«e dissolved
! und for ooata and for general relief, »aid ap
Mention Is made upon the ground* of ndul*
rv andnlmndonmcnt Tho particulars more
lly appearing in plilntlffs ooinplHlnt. a cer
tified copy of which Is served herewith and
made « part hereof, and unless you appear
and answer said comnlalnt within ten days
after service thereof If served within said
county, and within twenty days If served out
sala county hut within said Judicial district
and within forty da*s If served out of said
district, exclusive of day of service, iudjrment
I will be taken airatnst you by default, accord
ing to the nrayer of suit! complaint
In testimony whereof I. M.
of said district court» have hereunto set my
hand and affixed the seal of the said court at
Blackfoot» this 6th day of November, 1601.
M PATRIE.
Clerk of the District Court.
Kapp à Keeler Ally's for Plaintiff.
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Patrie, Clerk
brand Closing Ont Sale of Shoos.
Fifty pairs of Hunt & Holbrook's
celebrated hand sewed shoes,
reduced from i8 60 to $2.50.
" " $6.00 to $4.00.
This is a genuine sale. Cail and
examine the goods and be convinced.
C. Buntino & Co.
Proposals for Bids.
Office nisekfoot Irrlimtton Cn., I
Iti.ACKfooT. Idaho, Octobers*!«!, ISat 1
lllrts will tic rooclvcd »I Ihe office of the On.,
until* o'clock I*. M . Tm'wlay October *7tli.
ISPi for work to bo donc Ht head of CanRl Da
•orlption or work furnished on spiitlosUon to
Sccrct»ry.
By Ord*rof Hoard Ti ustccg.
John MontirbmVry,
Sccroury
N ew good S
Our Fall Stork is Now Complete
consisting: of
Dry Goods, latest styles, Notions,
Underwear, Boots, Shoes, Cloth i ng;, Blankets,
Hats, Rubber Goods, Etc.
We call your special atten
tion to our line of Dress
Goods and Clothing,
C. BUNTING & CO.
FALL AND WINTER TRADE.
g of Suitings,
- Ladies and
Just received a full line of Dress Goials, c
Bannockburn Plaids, Cashmeres, Flannels E
Children's Wool and Merino Underwear.
A full line of Millinery, newest sty les aud good
to suit everybody, also just received a fall line of L ; es aud Chil
dren s Shoes, Hosiery, and indeed anything usually found in a La
dies Dry Goods Store, give me a call and be convinced.
: od*, prices low
Mrs. s. e. Holbroor.
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Make a mistake once, and bought a Cheap
Stove for the sole reason that it was cheaper
than some other stove. Now if you contem
plate buying a stove do not make the same
mistake again. Remember that I'm selling
the very best stoves on earth, both for cook
ing and heating.
A Car
|b Load
W Just re
9 ceived
Is what I
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want to j
Show you
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I can and will sell you stoves, (quality con
sidered) cheaper than any one in Idaho.
Five or even ten dollars is no consideration
when you are buying a stove, for the differ
ence in the fuel bill or poor baking for three
months will make the difference to you.
+ Grarland Stoves +
are no experience in Blackfoot and Vicinity
but 50 people will speak well of them. If you
want to know who uses them I can give you
50 references in and around Blackfoot But if
you must have a
CHEAP STO TE
I also have a few of them which I sell cheaper
than anyone. I also have a large stock of
Stove Boards, Coal Hods, Pipe Elbows, Shov
els, Tinware, Hardware, Crockery, Lamps,
Woodenware, Etc. Please call and get prices
before purchasing elsewhere.
Yours Truly,
33. H. BIETHAINT.
Blackfoot, Idaho.
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