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BLACKFOOT, BINGHAM COUNTY, IDAHO, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 26, 1895.
OU 9.
NO. 22
IE WEEK S NEWS IN BRIEF.
to
the
IWt
but
be
i,!^ valley la auffcriug from a
potato famine.
Largo, New York, bad 22 inches
fall last Sunday uight
bating & Co. fitted out a number
pigtiter* for Cuater thia week.
^ Asylum haa contracted for 24
cowa from Howard Sebrec's
[k farm at Caldwell
York ta a little ahead of ua on
lock snow, but we will gel there
ad by all the same.
car loada of ClayUm bullion
t been shipped eastward in the
1 few days from Blackfoot
be Asylum is making a numbei
Improvements in new building*,
ibera work etc. They are all work
Hr there.
ittfl
the
M
bee
la«
his
the
to
log 4 Co. speaks of matter. "•
interest to anew "ad.* Una
\
!
sot
nr
. Read it.
ml Tiding» I>ay Celebration at
M K church Sunday evening
Sunday school children bid you )
j
! the
t Methodiat Sunday acbooi will ;
rate Good Tiding* Day at their!
»• evening srvlcea. Y on are in | big
:
Kvllermao will preach In the
. Church, Blackfoot, Saturday j
i{. November 2d, and the fol-;
g Sunday morning.
mixed car of elk, deer and ante
went Fast to Missouri. Monday ' ui
r were of the products of Piemont *»
ity
two companies of soldiers now
p at Rosa Fork will break camp
;
j
■7|
ft* days and return to their old
idu in Wyoming.
le country baa effectually |>ut a
totbaCorbeU Fitsalmmou n fight
let tbe papers cea»o to name
It cat! mated that 450.000 bicycle»
I breo made and »old In thia coun
U>is year at a coat of 937,000.000
I strange that horse* »re cheap,
lev. Mr Btker, pastor. La* been
darting, series of meeting, at tbej h|>
Wlet church during tbe evening, of I
•evk
j
1
ill orders for Rock Spring» Coal
•t Wall A Hanuaford's office will j
live prompt alteotioo:
m present appearances, tbe price
t-cIsM bicycles will la* material- ;
er next year. Some newspapers
that tne price of auch wheels to j
j
low as 925.00/
1
!
«sine county put In a bill of 9304
Custer county for the safe
Ping of P. P. Lawson, the murder- j
*itb inducements offered him to I
I
i
j
ip« thrown in free of charge.
•sxt week the United Slates court
Evanston will decide whethur the
toock Indians had the tight to kill
»* out of season Iu Jackson Hole
it
Surface indications lead ua to be
te that a now couple will occupy
I grace one of Dr. Bohle'* now cut
* residences before the holiday*.
T. DeWittTalmage waa install- j ,
!»■ co pastor of the Preabyterino I
preta, at Washington City on the
pInst.
Pol»«, Idaho. Oct. 23 —A States
P special from Moeeow says.
PRv Beatty to-day accepted the res
teMon of Receivers Pay re, Oakes
P House of the Northern Pacific
r *PP°inted Andrew F Burleigh
h'er for Idaho.
•»at year the Republican tnajorily
Ohio
«as ] 37,000, Just, after
"J'rars nominations worn msde,
» party claimed 100,000
öln V says tinu 40,000 would pie
L ^ moi >g the sports the betting
bn 20,000.
Now Me
a - e
Figure out the rate of
preasu and see what Urn actual mo
f'> i« likely to be, with six weeks
f r ® to work In.
Ctitallin in Itotaling of the large
amount of freight received from Black
foot. Blee« you, Blackfoot is the place
to buy and get freight«. Bead Tub
Newh and tee what Blackfoot
chant* are offering to buyer«.
Holding the balance of power in
the Seuale certainly give» the Popu
IWt Senators a commanding position;
but it is not certain yet that they will
be able to command anything except
tauguage.
of
ou
is
ing
ly
the
mer
Key. E 0. Taylor, a distingul*hed
temperance lecturer, will speak in
the court house at Blackfoot this
(Friday) evening and Saturday
8ee large pouters for subject of
even
la«
his lectuiea.
Guess there must be some truth in
the stories of eastern Idaho people as
to their big canals, etc. A couple of
Jdtunka started to cross Snake river
is
"• °' b, * r d "> - wbeL "* cue < 1
i*®i»coi drowning laid tbey thought
\ the) were crossing the Idaho canal
! Caldwell He cord.
)
Or. Price's Cream Baking Powder
Wnll'i Fair Hldu.1 Aware.
j One hundred aud six children of
! the red men of the sage brush plains,
; take breakfast, dinner and
Fort Hall Indian school. That is a
| big number iu advance of a single
: snow storm.
aup|M*r at
try
j t**-u given a colored optic in Ma». a
rbusetu
fer
The cause of woman's suffrage baa
Nine iu ten have deliber
ately refused to register and vote. In
MaamchuaelU aa in other plate* we
' ui K Ul "»ro*. 'bo** «omen who speak
*» P uWio ■» tor suffrage and the
other womeu are opposed to it
of
***>»• to look like the Wood
®»**r «»««»try ia going to have another
The Wood
; River Hailey Time* it counting on a
j population for Hailey of 10,000
■7| witbln another year.
CASH PAID for 12,000 pounds of
;Oata, at once, at the Blackfoot mill.
Hinkle it Whittier, Receivers.
*' me rain * n K **»om.
a
Samtiel J. Burt, senior member of
the firm of Burt Bros., Ogden, Utah,
idled a', his home in that city of ty
h|> fncn( U in , (Uho Mr
I Buft ^ thc hvtui of ,, ne of lbe
j photd fever Wednesday morning at
1 o'clock. Thia will lie sad new» to
leading drv goods houses in Ogden,
and his acquaintance» and friend* in
j Idaho were almost aa numerous as
they were in l/'uli.
Chairman Thomas H. Carter, of
; the Republican National Committee,
has called the memliers together at
j Washington for December 10th, to
j name a time and place for bolding
1 tbe next National convention.
! Francisco haa entered the contest for
Shu
.,
j P'* cc " ilh " UvonMc ,hoW '"« ° f
to I lK,in K successful.
I III this year of great crops Texas
i wanted to provide something pecu
j liarly its own for the Thanksgiving
feast, and ao cornea forward with 10,
000,000 pounds of pecans. There is
finer nu'.. and Texas, by the way,
also grow» the largest and most am
brosial persimmons found outside of
Japun.
no
Buckingham's Dye for the Whis
kers can lie applied when at home,
j , in p j* uniformly successful in color
I i„g a brown or black. Heuce Ua great
popularity,
A n limiter of the members of the
Methodist church gave a surprise to
Rev. and Mrs. J. R. Yost at the pnr
The
last Monday evening.
nonage
evening was very pleasantly spent in
game* and social intercourse A good
were left
many pounds of good things
behind as token» of their esteem.
These people do not want the pnstor
to go hungry.
Moscow and surrounding oountty
are all agog over the trial of Slate
Senator R 8 Browne, Banker Hattn
bough and County Treasurer Glllstrep.
A strong array of legal talent is en
gaged in the case. Browne's friends
claim that politics is the cause of |iis
prosecution.
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of
A fourth interest, 300,000 shares,
of the great Auacouda copper mines,
wus recently sold to an Euglish syndi
cate at 925.00 per share. This syndi
cate immediately placed its interest
ou the Loudon market at 930 a share
and sold, realizing 91,500,000 profits.
LoHT-Last Friday morning between
Snake river bridge and Riverside, a
Black Fur Coat. The finder will be
warded by leaving same at News office
The State Normal school at Albion,
is starting off this year auspiciously.
The work on the building is progress
ing satisfactorily, and the attendance
from present enrollment and the week
ly accessions, promises to be large.
The faculty is in excellent working
trim, aud the public may look for
good reports from time to time from
the Normal.
It
No.
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No.
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re
in
of
For
in
of
The trial of Tkos. Durrant for the
murder of Miss Lamont, at San
Francisco, which hss been iu progress
since the 1 Gib of July last, will be
closed next week. All the testimony
is about in, aud the case will be ar
gued the first days of next week.
The public long ago made up its
verdict anu there can be no doubt
of
a
alsiut its confirmation by the jury I
Durrant will surely
at
try ing the case,
hang if they ever baug people in San
Francisco.
a
Nothing so distressing as a backing
cough. Nothing so foolish as to suf
fer from it. Nothing so dangerous if
allowed to continue. One Minute
Cough Cure gives immediate relief.—
Hull & Greene, druggists.
ber
day
of
In
O'Malley-Galtagher Wedding.
One of the prettiest weddings ever
celebrated in Pocatello, was the O'Mal
ley-«Jatlagher wedding, Wednesday
evening.
City Councilman Mart O'Malley and
Miss Mary Gallagher were married at
the home of the bride, on Harrison
avenue, at 8 o'clock, in the presence
of a few invited guests, by Rector
Webb, of the Episcopal Church.
After congratulations were over,
daintv and elegant refreshments were
served, and then the contracting par
lies, bade good-bye to their friends
and left on the west bound train for
Portland, San Francisco and other
cities on the coast. The bridal pres
ents were notable for their number,
lieuuty and value.
a
of
tbe
can
at
of
ty
lbe
at
to
by
in
as
Purely Personal.
Register John 0. Brown attended
the O'Malley-Gallagber wedding at
Pocatello.
Mrs. Dr. Moore, goes East on a
visit to her home next week.
Miss Blanche Jones was present at j
the wedding of Mr. O'Malley and Miss
Mary Gallagher at Pocatello. Wednes
day evening.
Walter Sparks of American Falls
visited Blackfoot Tuesday.
Miss Vest a Wright began her school
an the West Side Monday.
George Boa, the Nimrod of the
Rockies, came down from his rauch
ou Shotgun Tuesday.
Fred Vogler is shaking hands again
with friends on the streets. Hisseige
of sickness has been raised and he is
out agaiu.
Mrs. Marshall Kirkpatrick is on the
sick list this week aud uuder medical
care.
of
at
to
ly
os
for
° f
10,
is
am
of
Hon. Frank Beane returned from
the Coast Thursday morning and will
leave for Montana Saturday morning.
C. E Tbutn has returned to Black
foot from extended mining observa
tions in Idaho and Oregon.
the
to
pnr
The
in
left
Frank Pyke, the big merchant of
Oubois, was in the Grove City Tues
day.
.<1
John England, the founder of the j
People's Canal, Ims returned from i
(7 1 nil and says the canal wi.rk will be
pushed to a finish.
Webb Mnckley returned Wednev
day morning from a three month's
yisit to relatives in Colorado.
John R. Rodgers, a big sheep roan
of Lost River, is in town this week.
en
|iis
share
a
office
for
from
In many cases the first work of
Ayer's Sarsaparilla is to expel other
medicines that have been tried in vain
It would be a saving of time and
money if experimenters took Ayer's
Sarsaparilla at first instead of last.
Dr. Price's Cream Baking Powder
Most Perfect Made.
Utah and Northern Time Table.
NORTH BOUND:
No. 7 Mail and Express,..11:47 p. m.
" 27 Mont. Fast Fr'g't.,. 2:45 p. m.
" 29 Local Freight,. 7:50 a. m.
SOUTH BOUND:
No. 2 Mail and Express,. .12:55 a. m.
" 28 Fast Freight,. 2:10 a. m.
" 30 Local Freight,... .. 12:05 p. m
re
To the Public.
The undersigned are prepared to
break horses either to work or ride.
For terms apply at Pete Johnson's
ranch, four miles cast of Blackfoot.
Johnson <fc Pattison.
the
San
be
ar
week.
its
doubt
Procrastination is the Thief of Teeth.
Consult Blac-kfoot's local Dentist,
Doctor Mingus, be may be able to
»are some that you think are "past
saving." He cau make pretty good
teeth out of very poor ones, and yet a
jury I small cavity can be filled with less
pain and less expense and it leaves a
better tooth than a large one.
Office at Blackfoot Hotel.
San
suf
if
MUST PAY UP.
All parlies indebted to me for lum
ber must settle on or before the 1st
day of November. After that date all
unpaid bills will be placed in the bands
of an attorney for collection.
W. A. Woodin.
Blackfoot, Idaho, Oct. 18th, 1895.
ever
and
at
over,
were
par
for
other
pres
To The People of Blackfoot.
Unscrupulous persons bave been
representing that I have gone out of
tbe coal busiuess and my agencies
transferred. This is not tbe cose, I
still bundle Hard and Soft Coals the
surae os ever. Do not lie humbugged
into buying inferior coal when you
can get a superior article for less
money. Orders left at the Express
Office will receive prompt attention.
Rock Springs Lump Coal delivered
at 87.00 per ton.
F. W. Vogler, Agent.
Ob! My Back.
A good many tired men and women
could get rid of that pain in their
back if they would try Parks' Sure
Cure for tbe Liver and Kidneys. The
trouble is usually thtre and Parks'
Sure Cure reaches and cures it. Sold
by Hull & Greene.
at
a
at j
Miss
Falls
school
the
rauch
again
he is
the
Tbe Diamondville nut coal is uow
screened in large nut size, aud special
ly recommended for base burner
stoves, give it a trial and be satisfied
os to its excellence. I am selling it
for one-half the price of Colorado
hard coal and no cliukeis in it to clog
your stove grates.
John Montgomery, Agent
Blackfoot, Idaho, Oct. 16lh, 1895.
NOTICE TO TAX PAYERS.
Notice is hereby given to the tax
payers of Bingham county that their
taxes are now due, aud if not paid be
fore the first Monday iu January next
will become delinquent. All delin
quents will be required to pay a pen
ally of three per cent before tbe first
Monday in March and six per cent
thereafter and prior to day of sale, to
gether with auch other costs as may
ho provided by law, besides interest
at 12 per cent per annum from second
Monday of January.
8. G. Crowley, Assessor.
Blackfoot, Idaho, Oct. 24th, 1895.
from
will
Black
of
Tues
Coal! Coal! Coal!!
The uuderslgned having been given
the Agency at Blaekfoot-wil! keep
.<1 constantly on band Coal in quantities
the j to gp „p or ,i,. r * If yon want Color
from i a p,, Hard Coal, if you want the t.ele
be
Wednev
month's
roan
brnied Pennsylvania Anthracite, or
the Popular Rock Springs Lump (Vial,
von can gel it the day ordered. Save
vour orders for nn>.
W. A. Woodin.
Blackfoot, Idaho Oct. 17th, 1895.
of
vain
and
m.
m.
m.
m.
m.
m
SPECIAL'
300 PAIRS 300
Shoes,
At Less Tlian Cost.
to
ride.
They must be sold before we move.
C. BUNTING & COMPANY.
to
a
WE ARE STRICTLY IN ITT
And at Living Prices in the Following:
less
a
PURE DRUGS, CHEMICALS,
Feiierî, Soaps, Toilet Melos, PATENT MEDICINES,
lum
1st
all
The Best Wines, Liquors, Cigars & Tobacco
Paints, Oils, Colors, Paint Brushes, and a large supply of popular remedies
such as Ring's New Discovery for Consumption, Shiloh's and Shore's
Remedies, Clover Root, Park's Tea, Garfield Tea, Pierce's Remedy,
Warner's and any others you may want
Prescriptions Carefully Filled Pay or Alight.
been
of
I
the
ESN H. rEENISH,
you
less
CLOTHING
their
Sure
The
Sold
If in need of anything in the line
of clothing you dont want to forget
that I have a large line three
fourths of which was bought this
year, which I can sell at fair profit
and still sell lower than those who
have old stock to sell at cost Come
and examine my prices before pur
chasing. Anything that has been
in stock since January first '95, will sell at cost
uow
it
clog
1895.
#?
tax
their
be
next
delin
pen
first
cent
to
may
second
1895.
NEW
NEW
A big line of ladies and chil
dren's capes and coats.
A big line of dry goods
Mens, women and children's
underwear at prices that de
fy competition, dont forget, at
3D. Œ3L BXETIEC.A.IfcT
Blackfoot, Idaho.
given
keep
Color
t.ele
or
(Vial,
Save
1895.