Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1889-01-19
A WEEKS ROUNDUP

lhe public school in the dlstric
horIh % Of Blackfoot will begin on mex
| II "pro' and scono have onnos;t,
meanings how about progress anG
congress. '
Mrs. Jay Gould who has boen !,
deaths door for weeks past died sun
day last at $3.50 p. IN.
The placer mining company at
tariboo Is receiving over 100 tons y
piping Tor It's works at that mine.
Your attention Is directed TO IN,
advertisement OF the "Sun TYNE
Writing Machine" TO be found Ia an
other column.
The quartz mill at Cariboo Is moi
dong much this winter on accoun,
OF the snow. Al some places on tho
mountain snow Is between seven and
eight feet deep
Major Danilson, this week sold
Prof Bonham two acres of land situ.
ated ON the miners ditch south OF
town The Prof will have a residence
erected thereon at an early day as
practicable
Rome was not built in a day Meth.
er will Blackfoot be but one by one
and two By two buildings are going
up until she will be as large as Rome
was when Rome was no larger
Drs. rrie 4 Kendall. nen,ists Of
Pocaiello, have card in to-day's
papet They will visit Blackfoot
twice each month
Eagle Rock complains % dull days
since the holidays II cannot expect
the flush days Of Bodie mining camp
all the time
Sheriff Woolin and Deputy Sheriff
Mullen will move their families from
Eagle Rock and Pocatcllo respective.
", TO Blackfoot in few days
Deputy Marshal Hopson has been
appointed deputy sheriff by Sheriff
wooalin and will make hts headquar.
TEN at Pocatcllo.
Governor Stevenson has vetoed the
bill removing the political disabilities
Of women elected 10 the office Of
county school superintendent
Cattle on upper Snake river are do.
ing splcndidly aud hay is only worth
s5 per ton, so they may be expected
to come out Of the winter in fine con.
dition.
II n man has not single good word
for the world and the rest Of man.
kind. need he surprised II the world
and the rest OF mankind be uukind TO
him
A frcightcr with his wagon covers
torn TO shrcds BY the winters winds
pulled out for Custer county in Tues.
iay mornings snow storm with
large box at the rear Of his wagon
bearing the labcl-"Keep Cool "
The Methodist Sunday School will
rive the FIRST Of It's series Of monthly !
Sunday evening, Jan
nary 27th. Tnc programme has been
prepared hy class No. /, Rev. Geo. G.
stull. teacher. Everybody invited.
The railroad company will remove
he windmill at the water tank below
own and put In a steam pump A
rev Of workmen are engaged IN ma.
ting the change at this time.
Hon. John NJ. Cannady, auditor and
of Alturas county, died OF
Of the heart few days
go. Mr.. Cannady was one Of the
,est known men in the Territory and
Iis loss will be kcenly felt throughout
daho as well as Alturas county
Mrs. s. II. Holbrook, our popular
nilliner. comes TO the front this week
ritb new aad" and invites the ladies
o call at her store and inspect her
tock before buying elsewhere.
Did You ever notice the popularity
bout the average Office seeker, when
q Is seeking office you are sweeter
nan honey IN the comb, but when he
cts office or is defeated he rarely
peaks as he passes BY.
And now prohibition strikes New I
hampshire. Her Constitutional Con {
ention on the 10th inst adopted an !
prohibiting the manufac- 4
,re and sale of oil intoxicating bev- q
-aues within her borders. New
Iampshire Is small but she is not q
ashful in speaking out in meeting /
4 this all important question a
TIE great popularity of Ayers $
ills as a cathartio Is due no less to $
,eir nromptness and efficacy than to !
III. .,;no ~ auuar and freedom h