Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1888-01-28

wood taken from field near Challis
have been left with US by Mr.. Frank |
Marion and may be seen in our office.
Medical aid was Of no avail in the
case of Mrs. II. NJ Bennett. Drs. |
Behle, Givens, Beane, of Eagle Rock,
and Fowler of Salt Lake, were in at
tendance, but with all their skill grim
monster Death claimed her for his
own.
Rube Dunn is feeding 300 head Of
cattle and has a ton of hay to the
head TO run him through the winter.
That's the jimdandy way of raising
cattle and others will initiate Rube's
example before the return of many
winters or they will quit the business.
Last Sunday was not as hot as Sun
days in Sahara, but little boy enter
ed church at the evening services, took
birdseye view Of the congregation,
laid off his coat, unbuttoned his vest
and audibly remarked with a half
whistle-ITs HOT, then he settled down
to business.
| In this issue will be found the 'ad'
of W. s. Hopson's Restaurant and
/ Oyster Saloon, Pocatello. Billy has
travelled enough TO know what the
travelling public wants and those who
have visited him say that he is cater
ing TO their wants amazingly well.
When in Pocatello give him a call.
Last week the Lazy Club had un-
der discussion--Lunar influences on
the ebb and flow OF tides and farming
and planting in the moon; this week,
the origin of Chinooks, their effects
upon snow drifts and lean cattle, and
next week they will yentilate laziness
rs a motive power of invention.
Over one thousand copies of The
News supplement containing n de-
scription of Bingham county, its re-
sources, etc, have been distributed
in the States where they are likely to
do the most good; and we have calls
for more nearly every day One man
writes that printed matter descriptive
Of Idaho is more eagerly read by the
farmers Of Bleeding Kansas" than 8
dime novel by a would be Indian
cxterminater
St Mary's Academy for young la
dies. Salt Lake. Utah, has an adver
tisement in to-day's NEWS. We hav'
repeatedly called the attention Of oul
readers TO this excellent institution
q and have always done so with con
e sciousness that what we said was, a
5 best. incommensurate with its claim
upon the public for patronage Tn
happy, homelike influences that an
!, thrown around the pupils in attend
|. ance, the commcdious buildings al
ranged for health and comfort, th
study halls and lecture rooms supplies
1 with all modern appliances and al
!. paratns to aid the pupils in graspin
i the subjects taught, the elegant ground
4 SO elaboratcly and artistically laid ou
that the beautiful greets the eye 8
every turn, while the bloom OF heait
n is riven 20 the cheek in outdoor es
u ercise. the amount and thoroughnes
c OF work exacted in acquiring know
$ edge Of the useful and practical 8
well as ornamental branches OF stud.
; and the loving, painstaking care {
- the Sisters over every pupil entruste
& 20 them. all combined, make it wins
Il really is-One Of the best, If NJ
the very best institution of learnin
n for young ladies III all the far Yves
A Kentucky lawyer has written
parties in Blackfoot for informatiC
10 help him decide whether he wan
of to come to Idaho or. go somewhe
III else. He wants land near a coun
" seat where he can practice his profe
m sion--Says he can teach, but dor
IS. want to teach, can survey, do an
thing-Wants to grow up with q
:. country but don't want the count
- - too long in growing up. Well, he c.
:, : come right along. Idaho is pret
- - we'll grown for her age and he W
!, have to enlarge his Wristbands rapid
to catch up. She stands in her stoc
inc feet about 5000 feet above I
c, sea level and is so broad across t
to shoulders that neighboring Territorl
Ike are irving to lop off parts to tack
~. their corset bound sides. There
raj plenty of land around all the coun
seats in the Territory where nc c
IL practice, the fields are broad and
.oo pansiye and the competition limit
~ Surveys--with the eye--from MOI
ho tain tops take in the finest valleys
los the continent and as mountains
numerous such surveys will give g
. slant employment. Teaching is prof
lilo ble, but il he does not wish to tea'
his brother lawyers in Idaho may P
M sibly teach him few things. A
MS to his boasted politics, he can
IN. ioy them to his hearts content W
none to molest or make him afra
her but he will pardon us il we tell u
,ile in advance that in their enjoyment
wv will find himself as lonely and 10
IRIS some as one leg sexton IN an Ids
graveyard. Tell him to come ri