Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1888-03-17
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When beef steak grows SO touob
you cannot chew the gravy, then whatY
Il is rumored that Judge Morgan
VIII locate in Salt Lake City soon.
The town was full OF country peo.
pie and strangers the first Of the week
For the past ten days the weather
mas been tough on "dumb critters"
and sheep.
District Attorney Bennett will leave
Tor California on the 10th on a 30
day furlough.
New names being added TO the
Bingham County Democratic Club
and plenty Of room for more.
Hon. Fred Dubois has favored the
News with copy Of the new Tariff
Bill Thanks.
Hon. Frank Beane is now domiciled
N his neat cottage home. corner of
Fourth and Bridge street.
A Turkish sausage factory might
lessen the dogs that infest this town:
let's try the factory.
Regular services at the Methodist
church on next Sunday morning The
public is cordially invited to attend.
II you want to forget your verse
for the Sabbath School lose your rub
bers in the mud when crossing the
street
The ladies have postponed holding
the gospel meeting advertised in our
last issue 10 some future time.
The family Of Mr. ]. b. Cutshaw
has moved to his ranch at Market
Lake where they will spend the sum
mer
An important land case between
Special Agent Temple, representing
the government, and Judge Shoema.
ker WIS up for hearing before the
Register Monday and Tuesday last
Frank Grierson, late OF Oxford, this
county, bu, now Of Burke, north Idaho
has been appointed clerk for the dis.
trict Of which the new appointment
John Lee Brown is to be Judge
Hon. Frank W. Beane Register in
the Land Office. received his commits
sion yesterday for four years from the
3Oth day Of January, 1883.
T.. A. johnson with wife and two
children, OF Annapolis, Missouri
brother OF w. c. and Dolph johnson
Of our town reached Blackfoot Thurs
DAY morning and will make this hi
future home. Welcome.
Mr. Prcsly B. Fox, 81. and Mr.
Howard Of California father and broth
erin. law Of 7. B. Fox OF our count,
are here and will locate permanently
in the county.
Mr. Herman has so far recovered
from the severe cut on his foot rs e
he able to get out on the streets again
In cutting with an ak il is always vel
TO look where you cut and cut onll
where you look.
Mr. Deanc. a rancher living on th'
west side Of Snake river near tn
/ bridge. lost his only team by drown
/ ing Tuesday. The horses were grazing
on the common and going down t
the river for water broke through tn
\ ice and were drowned.
Gov Stevenson will have triumpha
entrance In Boise on his return. Th'
town council has decided TO give hin
! a public rccpction and every arrange
ment looking TO It has been made
The Governor has done ms noble ser
vice in Washington and he shoul'
have a Joyous welcome home,
But few purchasers ever understand
what Is meant by "size" in coats, un
dcrwcar. boots, shoes, etc. This !
the meaning: A "size" in a coat !
an inch. a "size" in underwear is tw'
inches In n sock Is one inch, in col
| lar one-half inch, in shoes one-sixtI
OF an inch, pants one inch, and in hat
one-cighth Of an inch,
The ncatcst manuscript that reach
% our Office is from the pen OF mis-
! Maggie Reevy, the accomplished bool
! keeper at the Insane Asylum. ou
compositor fingers over it like a
cpicure over a good dinner and oil
wine
Attention is called to the Hoga'
Restaurant "ad which appears in az
other column. That well known hos
,cIry Il now in the hands OF MR.
Doane and Miss Maggie Mester, an
thsir natrons will secure the very bes
treatment at their hands Try then
The News acknowledges the receiT