Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1888-06-30
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The best thing given away is a
bride.
Blackfoot river is lower than for
years past at this season OF the year.
The Commercial hotel has again
closed it's dining hall.
The grain crop on Camas Prairie is
the best ever known there.
A young man says the best arm
support is hustle. "Me too Pratt .
The bar Of bullion taken by the
stage robbers was worth about s2 900.
The Indian scare in Owyhee coun-
~ was scare without foundation.
Reports from the East tell of ex.
treme hot weather and fatal sun
strokes.
More people will rally round the
bandanna than around the bloody
shirt
The voters in the northern part OF
the county want one or more new yo-
ting precincts.
Attention is called TO the new "ad''
OF II. X. Thomas, Of Salt Lake, in 10.
days issue
HALEY had Jail delivery last week. !.
two of the three prisoners were re
captured.
ID. II. Beithan has new card in to
days paper, TO which your attention
Is directed.
See "ad" Of Mrs Stunilebeam' New
Restaurant in to-day's issue.
Special Land Agent Temple has
been ordered to look after some land
matters in Nevada.
Mr. Rand. OF the Warbonnett Cattle
Company has moved his headquarters
to Soda Springs for the summer.
When you visit Blackfoot on the
Fourth you viii find cordial wei.
come at TnE NEws office
Geo Robcthan has purchased the
entire herd Of cattle OF Judge Shoe
maker
Cassia County has held her primar.
les and elected delegates 10 the
County Convention August, 11th.
When last heard from Fred Stevens
with bis band Of horses was tn the
lands Of the bad man OF Bitter creek.
Mary had little lamb
Nhc cnllcd itn name ensnnnah:
The winning men in the coming race
WIN be Grover and Bandanna.
Rev Gee. C. stull, pastor Of Black.
foot Methodist church. will deliver
the Grafton July 4th at Soda Springs.
Seven applications were made for
membership In the lodge of Good
Tcmplars at the last meeting.
A large delegation Of citizens.
among them our staunch friend Harry
King, was over from Chesterfield this
week on land business.
There Is a rumor around town which
credits w. II Homer, of Oxford, with
saying the Mormons will vote and he
will be next sheriff.
After the Fourth has come and gone
then we shall begin 70 expect county
candidates TO come prominently to the
front.
Marshal Baird and deputy Hopson
left Monday evening with convict
Cherry for Sioux Falls, Dakota, peni-
tentiary.
Now, that our friends on the west
side of Snake river can attend the eel.
ebration free of toll we trust to see a
full delegation present.
Our west side ranchers will soon
have some of the prettiest ranches in
the territory. They are working like
Trojans and good honest work will
tell on ranch everytime.
Lazy Joe, our Indian philosopher,
says--"Me no savvy whittier mans talk,
heap talk'm politics; me want to know
how long big eat'm, me savvy big
eat'm all de time" Joe's "big eatm"
is Fourth Of July dinner.
Our little bird is again busy at our
office window. He says 1t must be so
that It looks decidedly wcddingish to
him and when the strange visitor
comes to town again we shall hear the
musical tinkling of wedding bells,
The School Board at its last meet
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