Blackfoot news., November 21, 1891, Image 1

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VOL. 5.
BLACKFOOT.
IDAHO, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 21, 1891.
NO. 25
It Gets Him
most every man i' ntii. tie hies
••wants tub BAtmr while failiuk
frets him
1CT YET IKI.N T (SEEM TO REALIZE
TSE EARTH WANTS lilM-AXD FINALLY
SETS HIM.
I Doi't Wail Tia M
But I do want your trade
and if
LOW DOWN PRICES,
will get it,
I WILL GET YOU
Special Prices for Cash;
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I Will Not Be Uuderuild I
CIVE ME A CALU
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H. C. Diimcl the Green
ri * * a a
urocer, KOCpS COUS Lint
ly Oil hand Fruits, VegC
tallies Pickle* Fish,Sour
I» it e t
lyrOUl, Honey, * ( Hilt <
tioneries, Nute, Dressed
Poultry, Eggs, Etc. Etc.
All such Good » as fa mi
lies nerd in their Dai
Hill of Fore
Leave orders trith him
and the Goods teilt tie de- '
livered at y our home any- j
where in the town.
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Success at ljcist
By llaliig Ute
Scientific Washer.
Wby? 1 It washes the clothes.
2. It washes fast.
3. Anyone can use it.
4 . Blank'd* are nicety washed
5. Economy in material.
6. It ia warranted to do giMMl
7. The price ia $3
8 It does 4-5 of all the wasli
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[work
G. W. BENJAMIN.
Blackball, Idaho.
Sole owner of right to sell in the
States of Idaho and Montana.
MONEY SLOAN
ON IMPROVED LAND IN IDAHO.
Apply personally or write to
UNDSAY& COMPANY,
IDAHO FALLS. » • IDAHO
BEANE A KUNKEL Agents at
Bluckfoot
C.BontlNg, Jr, c.W. Lyman, D.Y. Wallaci
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Bankers,
Blackfoot, Idaho.
transacts general banking business
■:o:_
money to loan
On Approved Security, '
This Week's Collections.
AI way h
'in it"—a Mg lot of prix,
oner« in Bingham oounlv jail.
Nearly all the «in..11 towns of north
Idaho drive
awuy the durkneaa of
night hy electric lights.
' What u gutbering there will be."
Binghum county tcuchers nt the insti
tute in Bluekfisit next week.
L \\ \\ e*t, the populur nulesm.iii,
'•an now l e found behiud the counter«
•l It.oiilso.i s.
oon
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Attorney George II. Gorman, of
P«H-atello,is soon to go to north Idaho
•her. he hasfoiiiusla law parterslup
with Judge II igau. of WulUce. j
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When you are in Boise drop a nick
el iu the slot and see the penitentiary
report
The new pastor for the Baptist
gregation of Blackf<s»l, is expected
to arrive ftoin his old home iu Illinois
next week.
Surveyor General Fetitt is anxiou«;
to make some survey- of unaurveyed
publie Nnds iu Bingham county, fmi j
application« do uot reach him in
Judge Hopkins, contractor, has
I completed the foundation f.»r the ;
.. ci,.«* „,1 .11! p„„l, '■
,7V'"'"'".* ■"* *" *-»
i hie dispatch. j
A dunce will Is» giver, nt the Opera '.
Il «i*••, Thanksgiving Rve by the ] '
young men of town Music by Idaho ■
Fall's orchestra, and supper at Idaho ! n,
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at
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Il'Ulse,
Hurry Bennett once district attor- ;
in v for liiiigliam countv, hut now of
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Neal tie, is r\ ported not Miomiug as
U,..,Hy.-- I.H.ini.l llarry*. Imt
d iv* wert* in Biiwham
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Tliriiik**ifmng m»rvifen
til the I'a-tor. St tile M K Cbnreb.
T,, " r - b, > ""•»•'"M- N m mber 2C'h;,.|„^
11 "ehR'k, b* which the public is
••onlially inviieil ,
Makried-B y Judge .Sample Orr, j
t««^, Novemu-r 17 , isoi, Mr.'
Kl "" nl A *" ,d Mrv z,lla
trvhiud, of Lost Hiver. Binghum come
u. Maim.
Tli** «Irmiiatic nt ilit*
. . Tue*« lay evening
' promises an evening full of enjoy ment.
j Don't mi
Note the programme
! in another column of Tiik Nkwh to
it.
j A S$*ik«ne daily paper comment
•"« "" a,i '" n ° f , ' uh '»' 1 » ° r
prisons says it ha* beenoWrved tint
the hnard is mm |* >*e<i of a rancid
ring of ra*calii. That's another three
U'h with a vengeance.
The next term of Binghum county
district court will In» held In January
February, and either month will
he a hud time. The allow will cut i ff
a large numlier from attendance and
continuances of caiisen are expensive.
or
Pocatello advices say the Knight* of
Lalior in that town have placed a
Isiycott on F. K. Walker's store and
also on that of Keeney & Co. What
the outcome will lie, will show up iu
the future.
postmaster Fred A. Pievens, we
nr« sorry to note, continues dangei
uusly ill with typhoid fever,
condition is extremely orlticrl, but
hope a change will siMin appear
sliowjng «mprovemenl
On« part of the World's Fair pro
gramme arranged for, is to connect
400 pianos hy electricity and have
woman play them all.
she startle, the world of visitors with:
»Dese dry I Mines shall ri*e agin.''
Will any man in Idaho rise up and
affirm, of his own personal knowledge,
that ex- World's Fair Commissioner
DcLamar is a bone fide citizen of the
United States, that he has ever been
naturalised? Wv bold our breath for
Hi*
we
Wouldn't
one
a reply.
A sinniger can hear enough on the
streets of Boise against the present
state administration to convince him
tbal lh * " n,lre ^ ,dy I* b . py, ; nd
resurrect inn, and ought to be buried
nut of sight, became it stinketh and
stinketh badly. All of which »• heard
' i» ü» capita "•V 1
Kev. Fmuk Barnett, general mis
sionary for Utah ami Idaho, and an
interesting and aide preacher, will
occupy the pulpit at the Baptist
Church on Sunday the 22nd, morning;
and evening. Come and bear him.
Operator Stevenson who has held
the wires at Bluckfoot atatiou bo ac
ceptably to our people for months
past, has lieen transferred to Red
Kook, Montana, and made agent at
that Htatton. We are pleased to know
of Mr. Steven son's promotion, he de
-crves it, hut we regret to lose him
from the office at Bluckfoot.
There are larger towns in Idaho
than Bluckfoot; there arc more rapid
ly growing towns than Bluckfoot;
■ here are at present more prosperous
towns than Blackfoot; mere are towns
with more railroads than Blackfisit; ;
'here are towns nearer mining camps
«»»an Bluckfoot, hut there are no
j towns with better people than Black
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j her hustiuud with a charming little
Mrs. W. C. Johnson has presented
girl, and uow the happy father will
keep Thanksgiving Diy in genuine
«a» style.
; . J dtnson is 'mpn>\ ing.
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'. ' Wiasts of a young lady who
] ' w * rocslist that sin ruins to the j
■ 1,1 51 r '' 0,n lo 'hange her miud. That s
! n, *' b '"8- Lnldwell basa young lady
i who blushes so it can be beard a block
at the meiitiou of a hare possibility
—Caldwell Tribune. Neither Moscow
We are pleased to
;
.«_u_.ii » ,i
nor Caldwell are up to the standard
. _ . . , .
«T*"»', ***?'"•
who refuse« u> bate ber pboto-1
Kra P b taken because the operator sees
iu»r through the cameru upside down, j
And a flush of e>»lor come* to the
2C'h;,.|„^ k( , (l , B|m . kf , M , lKir | K||en gUt .
jtimU a sun peeping through the
, window at her enjoying an afternoon
j siesta on tile parlor sofa.
The Auditor Make* A Bald Stand.
We learn that in preparing the cor
rected statement, showing the total !
value of all property, the value of
real estate, the value of improvement*
thereon, the personal property exclu- !
Hive of money, and amount of money
for Ringham «Minty for the curronl
\ear, as n-quinsi of him by the statute, !
the Auditor of Bingham county has
entirely ignore<l the certiflcaU- of tlu . j
State Auditor, duvctiug him to make!
certain elianges in accordance with
the action of the Suite Board of
Kiptalizution. This will probably lead
to a testing in the court* ,,r the ohnox- !
i
ions action of the Board.
Left In The Colei.
When Bingham county commis
sioners decided to ignore the action
of state hoard of equalization and to
proceed to collect the taxes according
to the assessment made by the coun
ty assessor, they had some correspond
ence, it seems, with the commission
ers of Oneida county, and that hoard,
at a special meeting, decided to stand
in with Bingham's commissioners,
even to the going through the courts,
if need be. Lnlci on Bingham's com
missioners rescinded their order of
fight, and now Oneida's board is out
in the ««Id, not knowing what is the
next liest thing to do. O, such funny
doings.
Very cheap. That new line of win
ter linetl gloves and mitts just received
at Danilson's. Also an extra flue line
of gents' uew woolen hose—positively
cheaper than ever sold in Blackfisit
before. It will pay you to see them.
COTTAGE STORK.
The Cottage Store is receiving new
Hoods weekly. You are cordially in
vited to call, make inspection and get
prices. It will pay yon.
Presto Burrell.
Blackfoot, Idaho.
Fresh mince meat by the pound.
Ptcklea by the quart. Sorghum mn
lasses 75c. per galion ut Duuilaou's.
COMPLIMENTARY PARTY
TO MI8SJEIVETT OF OMAHA.
A Charmlny Society Event-- Visit
ing Ou ext », Etc.
One of the most chancing society
events of the season was the compli
mentary party given at the Opera
House, Tuesday evening, Novemlier
17th, iu honor of Miss Jewett, of
Omaha, on the eve of her departure
for her home in that city. The arti
ficial lights from the stage and audi
U,rium " f lbe °P era IloU8e sbut out
lbe ****** of the cold November
even * n 8 an, I made a mellow glow
M * ,bl11 '
c,,ur8e( ' »»weet music, the dancers
; " ,b ' rb! d '8® mazy dance and all
wen * ''merry as the marriage bell,
The evening whs brimful of genuine
pl**»"re and enjoyment. Iu addition
to a goodly numlier of society people
of Bluckfoot, there were present: At
torney Smith and wife and Dr. Mitch
ell and wife, of Idaho Falls; Dr.
Beane and wife, Col. Hannaford and
and wife, J. A. Hoagland and wife,
Geo. Haskett and wife. Misses Van- !
Johnson's orchestra dis
«larbock ami Gallagher and Messrs
L. A. M.C tJL. Dr, J
" J .ms.
(and others from Pocatello. Miss
j ewelt w ;j| carry with her to her dis
^ home pleasing recollections of
^ evening's compliments, and all
p r ,.gcnt will rememl>cr the eveniug
PI— J»«» -Hj -Kb Dip
pel for fat corn fed turkeys foi
Thanksgiving Day.
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Ladies trim mod bats, the model of
fashion both in style and colorât
Mrs. Barnharts.
for its pleasure and enjoyraeut
Turkey » For Thankxgiving Hay.
Quick Work.
Tuesday morning between the hours
of one and three o'clock, the store
room of I). H. Biethau was entered
from the rear doors and robbed of
dolbi "*. wuUl,e8 - J* welr J anii <> tb '' r
to lbe u,nouut of over onc bun '
1,re<1 (,ollars ' ü ' wn n " acbin « ,be
" l lhe UsUal bour in lbe morn i ,, 8- Mr
tJiclban diaoo vcred that his store had
1>W ' U b,,r K' ari «'L «"<> b ® re
l*° rhsd tbe fact ''»Sheriff Smith. The
Sheriff »nil deputies la-gar. detective
work at once und In-fore ni*m had the
b ' ,uml frei « bl bid awa i' •«
a Ihix car, flattered himself that lie
burglar iu custody at Camas, 68
miles north of Biackf.MiL After rob
bing the store he Uiurdcd a north
was safe with all the stolen giKxIs
Tuesday afternoon he was brought
down to jail and Wednesday was held
by Judge Stevens to ap|K»ar before
the next Grand jury,
recovered all the goods taken, and
Archie Dellwood will probably pay
for bis little burglarizing escapade
by conflnemenl in tbe same pen where
one Braithwaite won tbe champiou
ship for prize fighting.
Mr. Biethau
DRAMATIC and DELSA RTEAX
ES TER TA IXM EX T.
.tf Opera House. Blackfoot, Tuex
day, Xovctnber 94th.
Miss Alice Haraill assisted by the class in
Elocution.
PKOORAMMR.
Closet Swiw from Hamlet, Act III, Socnc
. Mis* Hatniil.
Miss Uertte Ptoroe.
... S Lover.
Miss Hsmtll
Green Mountain Justice, Mr. James Stevens
Minuet...
with music and danciuir,
Jones
Boy's Composition on the Horse, Miss Hamill
... Will Carle ton
Miss McPherson
.... TrowbridRc
. Mr Hay Smith
..Jomjuln Miller
.. Miss Hamill
Miss Cora 8111.
...Miss lfubbctl
tV, Shakespeare
Two lloot-blacks_
Pegity In the Low Backed Car,
with music.
..M. M. Dodge
....Miss Blanche
Jsnnle McNeill's Hide
Charcoal Man
Sinus Chief's Duiifthter
Kitchen Clock.
l*t nil ta, the Marble Statue.
Iu Grecian iXtatumc.
She would be a Manon .
Miss Hamill.
Studies from Delsart«, by Ladles of class, Iu
Grecian oostume.
Poslmr. Pictures of the Passions and moving
Tableaux.
Entertainment at .
Admission.....
Children. .
beat« ou Solo at Post Utftoc.
Eight o'clock.
. .DO cents.
Sä •'
N EW GOOD S
Our Fall Stock 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.
THE IDAHO HOUSE
A FIRST CLASS HOUSE IN EVERY RESPECT,
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Newly Built and Newly Equipped and Fur
nished from Top to Bottom.
Meals Served At All Hours.
Centrally Located % ^ Charges Moderate
Share of the Public Patronage Solicited.
PoWijiiyg A Siiyiijtoi)B Proprietors.
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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 Tm selling
the very best stoves on earth, both for cook
ing and heating.
Is what I
A Car
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jl Load
want to I
Show you
Just re
ceived
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.
+ Garland 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 STOVES
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,
X). H- .JtSX .tf.S'Jl m JE%r.&k,.JST tt
Blackfoot, Idalio.
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