Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1888-03-24
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Mrs HolSrook has received a fin,
lot OF spring millinery.
Hereafter the eastern blizzard should
DC written with a big B.
4 number of cattle are reported
dying on old Fort Hall bottoms,
The Market Lake Irrigating Com.
pany mas resumed work on their ditch.
The Broom hotel, Ogden, has been
Soid TO Salt Lake parties for $50. 900.
Coalter & snelgrove, music dealers
of Salt Lake, have new .sad' in 70.
days issue.
Now the green grass maketh clad
the cattle made lean by last winters !
snow.
Now that the yernal equinox has
passed we may expect fowery spring
IN full blossom soon.
All the towns in Bingham county
are expecting a healthy and substan.
tial growth this summer.
dur merchants are receiving spring
goods and they say prices are way
down this season.
Old winter still has his thick fleecy
robe over Bear Lake valley and the
Soda Springs country.
Messrs. Duddenhausen & Montgom.
cry, real estate agents, made sales OF
seven town lots last week.
Rev. T. Q. IliT will dedicate the
new Methodist church at Albion on
next Sunday morning.
West & Drulniler will open up a
stock Of general merchandise in their
building next door TO the post office
LIST Of April
The irregularity in the running Of
the passenger trains seem due TO the
fact that schedule time is too fast for
the heavy trains.
Mrs. Ross, successor 10 W. S. Hop
son, Pocatello, has an "ad" Of her
restaurant in to-days NEWS. When
you visit Pocatello give her a call.
The negro when freed had TO work
or starve, the Indian has not had to
work and is therefore useless ele-
mcnt Of our population.
II the Pacific railways had paid ON
their Indebtedness what they have
paid for lobbying in Washington they
would not owe as much as they do now
The ball given at Pocatello Friday
evening last under the auspices Of the
A. q. q. w. is reported TO have been
the most enjoyable affair witnessed in
that town for some time
Lazy Joe, our Indian philosopher,
says--maybe 50 cold he gone; no
more snow; bime BY warm, heap warm;
mc ccich'm fish, Indian he like'm fish
all same white-er man.
Bergman & Rogers have made sales
Of several nice little teams within the
past ten days and at satisfactory pri-
ces. They sell only broke teams and
seem to find ready sale for all as fast
as they are broken 10 harness.
DR. X. S. Harvey, representative in
the last legislature from Shoshone
is favorably mentioned as the
man from North Idaho for
delegate to the National Convention
At s. Louis.
The cattle on the reservation near
Fort Hall are in wretched condition,
and many OF them are so weak that
when they lay down they are unable
10 get up again and in the course OF
lime starve to death.
Mcssrs Fox and Howard, of Cali
Tornia, who were in the county last
week and invested in Bingham coun-
IS lands expect quite a colony OF
TO turns their faces in
his direction this summer
George Holbrook was baptized at
he close of the services at the Bap.
ist church Sunday. There is nothing |
more gratifying to a parents heart
han to have a child consecrate him
elf to the life long service of the
A co.hab named Wilson, living on
ho west side Of Snake river, was
aiken before Commissioner Bixby last
saturday by Deputy Bill Hopson and
,ound over in a bond of $4,000 to ap-
,car before the next grand jury.
Fred Stevens who entertains most
Hospitality, threw open the doors oil
,is new residence Wednesday evening
3 young friends Of Blaclfoot and
,icinity and gave them royal good
ime Those who attended are lavish
n nraises OF the evening enJoymchI