Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1888-07-21

The PlanhElz tzHilF are nos 81
Lad u their new home
The tgxz is again infested with
hosts q EE1Es
Nv Cousins las I3ksa rte posi-
r5oa n tsuEsorz-T guard Il liz !All
The census report shows EerT ma
Eg.-i2l i1eraRsz-11re than d01tae N
/ a1s saa-z yszr
Mr. En3 Mrs Lz5lngt4kz arrived
n Poc=tez]o On rbe I4Ehs ttspy hare
t,aea spending few dare il Zion
Z A large Number q odd Eagle Rock
az paia TEs5I 70 their ODD stamping
groG3d On Es=s1aE3y Business
Mrs J. German, of Spring Hill
came down M0ui2zF night % spsnd $
feH DAYS visiting heE Izrea1s
Work j. 50 abundant In the Shops
thai i i Bseesszry 70 nm > night
gang tlr repairs
Townsits buyers ere beginning 70
show % and arg LEnErzrirzrly awaiting
The important 2ae1ioa sale
NJ. Hzrpsr. C1e q or popalar
rrzi1 dlsr,A1.3srS. i e1ur2lasG2zE- his
Sickness Was q > severe ehx-zcter
We understand hs leaves toT Tie eas.
Ills week
II ! rD0rsi around town that =
lzrgE p1blic hzildiDg VIII soon *
erected In Pocztella. This Is so-e-
thing gre2tly nss3ed
Utah fruit Is reported rsrT scarce
this se2soa5 Ills makes Boises o1poE-
tG1Ity; her fruits are vastly superior
70 those q Desert prodnctl0n-
C4tos lettar contains some very
good p0iatE. TIE sage q Soda Springs
certainly understands the situation
and his Suggestions IRE very timely.
o. L Cleveland has again entered
The O5ce IF Division Foreman Smith.
He retired from the store department
q last Saturday.
Mr. BryEn. the tinekeeper. has
e2ught On 70 his Eork II good shape
and Is fast gaining the respect and
good Eil Of the shopnea
He think il looks or rather sounds
tad for ) man 70 BE- pleading poverty
and at the same time wearing large
diamonds O bis fingers and his shirt
front adorned with the sparkling
beauties.
Eagle Book Is about To receive s
boom; the Park road viii undoubtedly
start from that point, and a wagon
road 70 CzribOo viii Be built during
the SUMNER
Quite = number Of our old timers
have given in their notices Of iutsn-
ton TO quit work Each one has
something better in view and We hope
that tLeiI expectations viii be fully
realized
Ed Catbart is determined that the
band stand shall be built and that b
the lst Of august He viii make an
other raid On the shops this week and
We hope that be will be successful 10
his praisewOrthy endeavor.
Friend Berger, the brawney black
smith, was passing around the cigars
last week on account Of the arrival Of
young blacksmith said to weigh l24
pounds; we accepted the statement a.
q truth without troubling to prove it
TO Be q pardonahle preyarication-
Supt Ressiguie during the short
time Of his management Of the Idaho
division has endeared himself to ali
classes Of the employees BIZ his bust.
ness methods and the ready consider
alton be ever gives To all matters per
tanning to the interests If the work
ingmen-
There are plenty Of anglers taking
weekly trips 10 favorite fishing resorts,
they carry with them an ample sup
ply Of piscatOrial tools; they get their
superb flies from DIR. Beans establish
ment, but notwithstanding all these
advantages they do not food the mar
ket with fish Something must 90
wrong and an investigating committee
will soon be appointed to solve the
mystery.
Our genial and popular Young post
master has a very fine cabinet con
tanning nearly 300 boxes besides some
30 boxes and compartments for the
general mailing business; but we pre-
dict that be will have to enlarge his
Office when the boom strikes the town
Next week he will commence issuing
money orders James gives his I'm.
divided time and attention to the bus
mess and appears to give general sat
isfaction TO our citizens. The Office
hours are from 8 .. m. to s D. m. and
on Sundays from $50 a. m. to $3.50
a. NJ. and from 6 p IN. to Z .. m.
The Iowa editors arrived on Mon
day evening and we're entertained by |
tbs POcatello cornet band. some ex-
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