BLACKFOOT, BINGHAM COUNTY, IDAHO, SATURDAY, JANUARY 27, 1900.
VOU 13. _
NO. 36
0 ME and state items
victor
ago.
i*e
tic*
Elva
where
for
first
county,
county
case
census
should
be
will
court begin* nt Pocatello
District
,.t Monday
bs* four student* at cehool
Lake and two at Bot»e.
glsrkfoot
Silt
j i* organizing a big cattle Uru»t
cipital of 150,000,000. The deal*
about completed.
Tel»
rilh »
|Ctf ..rv are
Boo Phil- AveriU, of the Sut« Code
£. 1 * 100 , »pent ad*y of tb* week in
[foot.
th* weather of the week,
in Black foot give
Praiteye
* every tongue
the weather.
to
PrrtiJIn* Elder I-anden 1* reported
., iB Boise with rheumatism.
the story goe*. will
lUjwWkaiu.
H-lo Di« publication of a weekly
ht DuboU.
to
**t*l' er
Prof Johnson is giving Instruc
ts* els-® of girl# in mu*lc on the
Vit.
.{»a sod pisnu.
B V. Plait, agent of the Oregon , wilt
Liar, was up from Pocatello » j the
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r« fcour* Tuesday.
Sfctriff Cl) or and Deputy D*»U have . "
«too R* wt"g nearly all the week.
ija i*eo go, go, with them.
i the
j
; with
■
iUtt'Wf Tbutua* has been visiting at
[ijbort several day# of the week.
Bn tlr. I'rice invito* every body lo fouL
lend the special revival service* now
at the M. E. Church.
I
progrva*
! a
PnV. Johnson ha* a night clast of Jer
P«s boys and girls in book-keeping.
of Wallace, North Idaho, :
Mining !
using gasoline and coal. ■ the
j
' fu
j
:
Tb* first cariy vegetable# of th* *ea- ' ta
effcmJ for aale by Holbrook. | tjoo.
Tbs tt»«n
Hap««
Mpazic* are
jl V. Scott of Idaho Fall*, waa among
i*s!<»t'* visitor» of ihu week.
La cord for wood.
Tb* weather has twsao so warm In
latao* '.he lut ten day* the people
trt fearing the fruit will be killed.
tsvs
ftwxr, this week.
I
XI« French, stale superintendent of .„j
tb* ®. hav bc. u in 1'oeaU-lio atoce
as
- M Steven, -ill entertain
pMijr.
t In Jttt
p : Ulrx Non» club, thU f Friday )©v©o*
k
I'-sph R- Smith, manager of the
k*. > w>For«»rdnig Company, Hiaekfout,
•w registered at tho Kenyon, Salt
lMs,T»> *d*y.
, .... . .
W J,.hn Montgomery un.tel
hods -n. -h- and Maggie lta»rou**en
u RAtrimiHi) Uniaowd*) efternuoa.
1 "7 T
ample went north on tho ur*t
1«. 3.
tee
hit
Tit» »rather of the week haa been *o
»:•'? sttil favorable many farmer*
UttperOiog the plow a* tf spring bad
lesaa.
P A. Pyke, |«rinclpat merchant at
pibois, w 111, wo understand, remove
h Ù Aolhony and eontinue the mer
lostli« business in lh*t county capital.
I lbs county rases of Clyne and Ellia
I" *K r 'i to the tuiH-eme court have
I s *« argued and taken under ad vise
Mil
of
Tb«Ch»lii* Messenger of the 23d inst.
*S ,: "John Danllson'a little boy ba*
very sick for Ihu past week but 1»
sjfh better at present."
j ^* l<H,, *n(ls of English people are
and possibly realizing th*
' rrt °f Oen'l Sherman's famoua ox
Pvwaion: "War I* hell!'*
î
IW»»rc 200 insane soldiers In tho
Insane
•««, and
I
Asylum at Washlng
ncariy all of them arc from
* rn >y in tlie Philippines.
Kootenai
-•
county Sliver Republicans
'2' a * wild organization In thatcounty
*dd nothing can shake them or
"''"'liem afraid.
S»ske rlvtir # t Market Idtko ha* fur
, 'd the r» il road
company with Ice
»inters. This year tho river I»
»*•* no ice.
1,1 »Inter.
tor lg
Think of tba wonder
®emt>crs of Grove City lodge
Eagle Rock lodge of Masons
nesday evening. They report a
**»« tinm.
Th#
e *pul»ion of Robert* of Utah
House of Representative# in
»111 bo followed by some leg
»galnst iKilygamy. The temper
auch
•to® the
'•Nation
As-h-" u rlpc ,or Ju,t
- P«ci#| Agnnt
e ïi Cha», Bumgarner, Dr. T. M.
«I * Ild wl,e »! Ros# Fork, attend
it, ,ei vl nc» In tho city laat Bun
J morning.
Kzpret^ Messe
. tsicn
Rcnoida, I#suo Clerk
6 k*ltl
ngor Joo Johnson who
®,aekf"" vlHltin K *''» parent# near
tp j,, 001 ' p ! t - Friday aftornoon to take
b,l w wor ' < R gkln on th» Short Line
0 Singer aud Huntington.
tieo'I Otii continues to report weekly
victor I et over the Filipino«*, but
Agulnaldo la atm In hiding "where the
woodbine twlnetb."
The Silver Republican* had
ganlzailoo in Oneida county two year*
ago. Till* year they prupo»e to organ
i*e and Utke an active part in the poli
tic* of the county and vtate.
Mr. C. W. Berryman and daughter
Elva left Thursday afternoon for Boise
where the daughter will enter school
for a term. Mr. Berryman will return
first of next week.
Ex-Auditor Tannehlll, of Nex Perce
county, l* being sued for *20,1X10. The
county commissioner* plaintiffs in the
case allege that he fraudulently appro
priated county warrant* to hi* own use.
Bingham county will be allowed six
census enumerator*,
should be selected with c*rc:they should
be men who will do their full duty and
will furnish a full, honest aud complete
report.
The
charged
brought
court
lo
Dr.
ing
plaint
on
lection
same
Messrs
Palls
aud
of the
was
duction
by
the
guilty."
which
were
the
had
have
Smith,
court.
no or
These men
Blaine county Silver Republicans
, wilt meet in Hailey, February 5th, fur
j the purpo»« of general conference and
consultation as lo their future altitude
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Ki-Judge Whittier now reporting on
i the dally SlaUmmao. Boise, I* coutew
j plating a return to Biugham oouuty
; with a view u> settling therein and
A
seven
sister
for
ran
his
you."
ter
into
was
hopes
ing
■
making a pvrmiDeol home near iilack
fouL
I E. J. Goods<m ia in the oouoty jail on
! a charge of forging a postal money or
Jer a|a el , mine d brfoie l\ 8.
Commlaalooer Stevens, and the test!*
: tnouy against him * as sufficiently
! strong to warrant hi* confinement until
■ the meeting of the U. d. grand jury.
j Idaho'* aaM-ksors made a splendid
showing of increase of taxable property
' fu the slate, on their last rolls; now tf
j Hupcrvisor Savldge can show the large
: increase to population the true In
crease, few state* will be ahead of Idaho
' ta its growth of wealth and pupula
| tjoo.
In
gress
The
and
The
I Not since l-azy Joe was a jwppoosc
of .„j filled a lightly laced pappoosc
board haa a winter tieen so favorable
as this the la*t winter of the nineteenth
j'-*nlury. «Id Father Time has surely
tempered lb© wind» for all the lamb*
kin« au d tenderfoot* of Idaho'» human
Sock*.
tended service* at the M. K. * hureh,
Black foot. Wndneaday evening. Tha
. zeal of the«- people caused them to
^ , n ,, ht , lrlV o of 15 mile«,
., th , 0 the VlUnd 0 , the
* . »
T church bell who n«r©r Attend.
A number of official» At Iba« Kork at*
gon
to
from
Some
The difference in the majority and
minority rei»>rta of the House commit
tee in the Hubert* case I« about this :
The majority wants to slam the door in
hit face, and the minority want* to let
him in for tho pleasure of kicking him
out.
*o
bad
at
but
Hon. Fred H. Turner, grand master
of the Odd Fellow* of the stale, visited
the local lodge at Hiaekfool Thursday
After the transaction of bus
are
evening.
inc** of the lodge a splendid luncheon
**i given the high official at the Idaho
House and a good fraternal time
hail by all tha members, «rand Master.
Turner report* the order in a flourish
ing and growing condition throughout
WSS
inst.
ba*
1»
are
th*
ox
has
to
the state.
The M. E. parsonage
Wednesday afternoon by the sisters
and friends of the church, but glad to
say nothing was taken from tho house,
but a multitude of eatable# were left
behind to remind the pastor and wife
the usual good will and generosity
Bloi'kfoot people. In this case 1
may truly say come again.
W. C. Prick.
was raided on
tho
from
of
-
of the
mi
or
The masquerade ball at the opera
house, Wcducsday evening, wa# more
than it* promoter# anticipated. T ey
say it wa# immen»o. Some of tho cos
tumes were elegant, some grotesque,
acme comically fanciful and some pure
ly original for the lime and place, and
in tho whirl of the danre the medley
presented a picture not to be forgotten
There is a general expression of sat
tho pleasure and fun of the
a
fur
Ice
I»
lodge
a
(«faction at
evening.
State Auditor Sinclair and Commis
sioner Bassett siH'nt two d »- v " o t ^
Ulackfool, guest# of ex-Senatoi
Utah
in
leg
temper
auch
week in
l),,b °! Sinclair is In fine spirits over the
of the Stnt© Administration, tho
and of
Mr
AUOCOAA
condition of the state's finances
T luatitutions, ami Mr. Hassell over
the outlook for a largo Influx of desirable
settlers In the State during tb«P
Those gentlemen have
Idaho Falls and St. An
M.
attend
Bun
Clerk
and summer
gone north to
thony*
who
near
take
Line
had electrio llgl't#i a'" 1
it would bo a bril
If Blaekfoot
R should havo them.
liant town.
Tha Smith Embazzlamant Case.
The case of Attorney J. Ed Smith
charged with
brought to trial in Judge Molden's
court Tuesday afternoon and resulted
lo acquittal.
Dr. L. T. Mitchell was the comptai
ing witness. He alleged in his com
plaint that Smith had collected moneys
on accounts placed in his hands for col
lection and had failed to turn over the
same to him as directed.
Attorney Smith was represented by
Messrs Linger and Briggs, of Idaho
Palls and Phil. Averltt, of St. Anthony,
aud the prosecution was conducted by
Attorney Worth Clark in the absence
of the county attorney. A good jury
was impanelled and after the intro
duction of all testimony and arguments
by counsel the case was submitted and
the jury returned a verdict of "not
guilty."
This was one of those regretable cases
which often find their way into court. It
were better for all concerned and for
the community in which the differences
had their origin if the matter could
have been settled between Mitchell and
Smith, client smi attorney, without the
publicity it attained by trial in open
court.
straw
on
Monday
sistance
ed.
The
as
embezzlement was
n
saying
ham
assets
soon
good
and
forces
the
his
ever,
his
him
mouth
its
moval
to
office.
ised
ttie
turn,
will
A
ple
day
talk
duty
can
the
It
and
than
will
in
pent
ber
ed
tad Accident at Labella.
A son of Charle* Chase about six or
seven years of age, shot his younger
sister with a revolver.
The little girl was looking in a trunk
for something, the boy saw the revolver,
ran and grabbed it and |minling it at
his sister said: "1 am going to shoot
you." The bail entered a Ur ill the cen
ter of the body and ranged downward
into the stomach. Dr. Hyde of Kexburg
was railed by telephone but he has no
hopes of her recovery as she is vomit
ing blood all the time. The accident
occurred at 2 o'clock last Mouday.—
Fremont Journal.
tf
Ravivai at tbs M. E. Church.
Revival service« have been in pro
gress at the M. K. Church all the week.
The pastor is assisted by the Rev. Mrs.
Strange, who is a ready aud forceful
speaker.
A number of converts arc reported
and many asked the prayers of the
church at the meeting last evening.
The service* will be continued this
evening and through the regular hours
Sunday, and may be extended into the
coming week.
to
the
at*
T* Be RemovtX to Spencer.
THE News is informed that the Ore
gon Short Line Company is arranging
to remove its business, buildings, etc.,
from Dubois to Spencer,
slated, will bo done as its first spring
work.
This, it is
and
:
in
let
him
Each day the pro«i>ecU for the early
commencement and completion of the
Idaho Midland railroad through Custer
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county grows brighter. The promoters
going at the project In a way that
means business.
projKvsed railroads being built through
Custer county for the past fifteen years,
but noue of them materialized, but
from good authority we actually believe
that the Midland will be built and that
Tho money for the building of
bus
are
We have heard of
WSS
soon.
this road has been Recured, the survey
started, and Mr. Hales, the president,
has authorized that he wa* moeting
with the greatest sueess in his Idaho
Midland project, and that he expected
to commence throwing dirt on the Boise
end of the lino by February 1st next.
All these things begin to look like bus
to
left
wife
1
on
Ines&s—ChiillU Messenger*
Salt Lake City is thoroughly aroused
- 3 the subject of vaccination. The
opening of the schools Tuesday, showed
jndou# anti-vaccination sentl
About 8,000 children were shut
ruling of the boards of
, It ha# caused
tho teacher# and
mi
opera
more
ey
cos
pure
and
sat
the
a trenn
mont.
out under a
health ami education.
consternation among
pupils. Tlio matter will be settled In
Mandamus proceeding#
the courts,
have been Instituted. It seems strange,
in this advanced ago and with all the
statistics obtainable, that there should
bo such strong opposition to vaccina
tion In one city. But It l# true, and the
settle the trouble for once
court# mu#t
and all time.
t ^
let tho peoplo who suffer
I want to
from rheumatism and sciatica know
that Chamberlain'* Fain Halm relieved
after a number of other medicines
doctor had failed. It Is the liest
known of.—J. A.
the
tho
of
mo
over
have
An
and a
liniment I have ever
DODGEM, Alpharetta, Ga.
have been cured of rheumatism by this
remedy. One application relieves the
For sale by Hnll & Woodruff.
Thousands
pain.
Let every Blackfooter lift hi# hat to
tho weather, the magnificent wlnUr
a'" 1
bril
weather.
Fire destroyed the barn, corral and
straw of Carl Macbold, a rancher living
on the Hopkins place, near the asylum,
Monday afternoon. But for timely as
sistance his residence would have burn
ed. How the fire originated is unknown.
The property destroyed is a total loss
as Mr. Machold carried no insurance.
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Those who have been facetiously
saying that the Populist party in Bing
ham county is bankrupt and with no
assets for the coming campaign will
soon find that the members still have a
good supply of silver principles on hand
and will be in the ranks of the silver
forces all the summer.
The pastor of the M. E. Church says
the pounding given him Wednesday
evening was the first given him since
his boyhood days. He remembers, how
ever, that the two were different. In
his boyhood days the pounding made
him open bis mouth to yell: from Wed
nesday's pounding he will open his
mouth to feast.
One of the coming events which casts
its shadow before is the possible re
moval of Dr. Walter Patrie, physician
to the Soldiers' Home, Boise, and the
reappointment of Dr. Springer to the
office. It is said the place was prom
ised to Dr. Springer when he left for ~
ttie Philippines should he live to re- r
turn, and it now seems that the promise J
will be made good in the near future.
A little boy tells this story of his I Ij
mother"sence shegotqualyfied to vote:" |:
"She used to sin* the b»s|k'I airs.
On Jordan's stormy banks she'd stand. I
And cast some sort o' wishful starte
At Canaan's fair and happy land.
But sich a funny change you'd ort
To )**<*: She doesn't sing a note
That isn't of the rag-time sort
£enoe she got quatyfied to vote."
Mr. Bryan in hi* speech to 5,000 peo
ple in Harrisburg. Pennsylvania.Tburs- |
day evening said:
talk to eastern Democrats I feel it my 11
duty to give them every assistance I I
can and to tell them that we appreciate j
the odds they bave to contend against. I
It is easy to be a Democrat in the south I
and easier to be a Democrat in the west I
than it used to be. I believe the time I
will come when the Chicago platform |
Democracy will be as popular in Penn- I
sylvania as it is out in Nebraska. I
While no Republican can remember 11
what was in the Republican platform I
in 1806 and while no Democrat can re- *■
pent the Indianapolis platform, every _
Democrat and Republican can remem
ber the Chicago platform.
China has changed rulers. The em
peror owing to poor health has abdicat
ed the throne and appointed a young
prince as his heir.
If the weather continues mosquitoes
will tune their harps and begin their
evening serenades.
Congressman Wilson, of Idaho, voted
with the minority in the Robert» case.
"When 1 come to
Many a Lovsr
Has turned with disgust from an other
wise lovable girl with an offensive
breath. Karl's Clover Root Tea puri
fies the breath by its action ou the
bowels, etc., as nothing else will. Sold
for years on absolute guarantee. Price
25 and 50 cts. at Palace drugstore.
of
In pulmonary trouble, the direct
action of BALLARD'S HOREHOUND
SYRUP upon the throat, chest and
lungs, immediately arrests the malady,
hy relieving the distress, cutting the
phlegm and freeing the vocal and
breathing organs. Price 25 and 50 cts.
at Hull & Woodruff's.
of
* ctylish, RELIABLE 5
^ ARTISTIC^
RscoWNitndcd fcy Lssdlnf
Ursssaisktrs. m
They Alway. Pl****.^.
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MS CALL
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In
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NONE BETTER AT ANY PRICE
l pautrnt »r« »old in n««»*jr
iviiy city »nd lown In th* United State*.
If your dealer doee not keep them «end
u» One cent «tempe received
direct
Addreifi your
u*et point
THE McCALL COMPANY,
1 38 to M 6 W Utk ttr»»t. Ntn York
«ranch orrio«» :
î So Filth Avc.. ChlcAffO# ond
1081 Market 51 ., Sao FrAncUc*.
liest
A.
MSCALLSi
MACAIINE
this
the
HrlBktAAt MAgAiln« PttblUkcd
Contain» Beaatiful Colored FJaL*»
llluitrat«« Laie»l Paltcrn», Path
Ion», Fancy
Work.
Arsstl »»nwd for |SI> Inr"^
locslity. «..11111111 prsisninu loi s lmj*
wot*. Writ, lor term, »oil olh.i ir.rlic
alars. Subicmnlon o»ly 5Co. #•' r®» r .
lacluSlns • FIIK* rstl.ro.
iddrass the McCALL CO.,
■ *( t* 146 W. 14 th St.. Nsw York
to
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3 ust 2 vccciix'b :
Seeded Raisins, Citron Peel,
Orange Peel, Evaporated Plums,
Sweet Cider, Evaporated Apricots,
Evaporated Peaches, and Prunes,
Lemon Peel, Layer Raisins,
Evaporated Blackberries.
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HÜLL & WOODRUFF,
PIONEER DRUG STORE,
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Is the Place to Buy Your
+ pure -Drugs, +
to
STATIONERY, BOOKS, ETC.
•W-dLXdl* X'.A.X'EXS,
CONFECTIONERY, CIGARS,
and TOILET ARTICLES.
IDAHO.
BLAOKFOOT,
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TUMBLE! I
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fifA
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DOWN
the
Sold
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in
GO! if
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Ladies' Coats and Capes,
Ladies' Warm Slippers,
Ladies' Wool Waists,
Ladies' Wrappers,
Boys' Overcoats,
Children's Coats and
Dresses, Ladies' Skirts,
Misses Skirts, Etc., Etc.
and
the
and
cts.
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Offl
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A BIG
REDUCTION
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in = a
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Men's and Youths'
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Boys' Clothin
Overcoats, Ladies' Fascinators, Mit-s,
Gloves and Dress Goods.
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i I'm Going to Sell a Lot of Winter Goods
at a Big Sacrifice.
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Don't forget that to save money
buy your Groceries at the Cheap
Grocery House ....
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