Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1888-01-21
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Services at church were bat slimly fr
attended last sunday th
No complaints of rattlesnakes in the
lava beds this week. fe
Through travellers are like visiting +,
angels few and Gar between, 10
No school again this week; same tt
cauge--too cold. W
A number Of strangers were in town !, !,
this week on land business. I, I,
Snow At Soda Springs is much deep
er than in Blackfoot. n
Now Is the time for wood haulers &
p make their jack high, low and d
the game il
Political states arc In process Of n
manufacture They are made in pelce : :,
meals u
Eagle Rock purposes publishing a Il
phamphlet advertising the resources /,
OF Bingham county.
Very few ranchmen have been TO il
town this week, and consequently d
business has been dull, very dull In
Miss Frost missionary to the In !
dians at Ross Fork, was reported quite a
III first OF the week. $
The train going south, Monday af- i
ternoon, killed four head of cattle five !
miles south Of Blackfoot river. Z
/ Regular services at the Methodist
church next Sunday morning and
everybody invited n
K Soda Spriaga was we'll represented 4
in Blackfoo, lhia week settlers making i
contest over their land
Mr. Bergman was the purchaser Of
the Homer property, at Oxford, adyer-
tised and sold ,ast Tuesday.
Two hundred and fifteen is the
number OF lives known 10 have been
lost in the Dakota blizzard last week.
Palm leaf fans and linen busters
have emphatically gone into winter
quarters,
A few supplements containing
history of Bingham county left over
and for sale n Tue NEWS office.
!. Major Danilson has been elected
chaplain Of the g. A n Of Idaho
department
All nature breaches forgetfulness
aud ~ in July and August next We
viii cease 10 remember the bitter cold
J, Of this winter.
When John Quincy Adams wrote
that oft quoted pocm-Man wants but
little here balow--he must have meant
little below zero
\ Rev. Mr. Stewart win soon remove
= 10 ChallIs where he viii embark IN
i. the law business. May success attend
l. him.
A man who loves winter weather
will be 30 happy when this winter Is
gone that be wont get mad II his wife
=. asks him for new spring bonnet
The deep snow on the mountains
has caused the deer and other game
10 seek shelter in the valleys and
canons along the foot hills.
Beaver Canon above and Collision
below hold the check reins on the
q iron steeds Of the Utah & Northern
= railway in snowy weather.
Owing to the deep snow and ex-
,rcme cold weather at Cariboo the
mill at the mining camp has closed
and the men have come out for the
winter
rs rs An interesting contested land case
. waa up before the Register and Re
;" eeiyer Wednesday. Parties concern.
100 ed were from Soda Springs.
IL Il said that woman when hrst
=" married desires TO be called "madam,
,oo lint years later she feels tremendously
,Oo complimentcd to be called miss
," For two weeks the local market has
been well suppneu Win ice-o"PP's
,n /, ~ Greater than the demand-but butter
.SS and eggs continue in demand and
,9o find ready sale.
sS ss supt Ressequie waived an exami,
ue. nation In the preliminary trial against
sssts sot him at Dillon last week and VIII
cry await the action Of the grand jury AZ
nm We understand it there is nothing IN
naii It anyway.
when mosquitoes are most numer
!. ons IN summer the weather will D'
ooldest In winter We make th's
statement from what we saw OF mos
! ouitos last summer and what we know
~ cold now. So far it is kerrect'
An old Indian squaw said OF sun
cC lay night when the thermometer wa
w Al below zero-Twas heap cold, M
:tc. feet cry all do night, heap cry; me "
sayyy cold like this, maybe SO, IN
want 10 sec him no more.
"a Kentucky Legislature passed 2 on on
- prohibiting It's members from smohlnI ,s,v
- while engaged in Legislative duties
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