Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1889-03-02

United States District Clerk Al.
Richardson and family are expected
70 move to Blackfoot within a few
weeks.
The Supreme Court this week adopt
ed resolutions of respect to the mem
ory OF the late Chief Justice Hays
and ordered the same spread upon
the records of the court.
The ladies of the W. G. T. u. will.
hold Gospel Meeting in the Baptist
church on the second Tuesday even
ing in this month.
The matrimonial market of Black
loot is distressingly dull, but a change
Is expected soon as a certain bachelor
wants TO be governor and it is a known
TACT that bachelors are never appoint
ed to office.
Father Van Dusen of the Catholic
church, visited Blackfoot, Monday.
and visited his parishioners. While
here he said mass at the residence of
Deputy Sheriff Mullen.
Preaching at the Baptist church
next Sabbath. Communion in the
morning. Evening subject: Religious
life Of Chas. Darwin.
A Mr.. Romer, an energetic gentle
man from New York state, has been
looking up location for home in
the vicinity Of Blackfoot this week.
The government now has some
measures on its hands
touching the Fort Hall reservation;
viz: The Pocatello townsite question;
the opening Of the southern part of
the reservation and the removal of
the Lemhi Indians TO the Fort Hall
When the business houses at Poca-
tello were closed no man was more
prompt TO act in behalf of the parties
than Governor Stevenson. He tele-
graphed to the Sec'y of the Interior
Immediately and asked a suspension
of the order that the parties effected
might have relief.
The work of woman in the cause of
and amelioration Of the
human race is not fairly begun. Note
what she is doing for religion, for
temperance, yea, put her foremost in
al good works, and see what she pro-
poses to do next with her wealth.
Read "A Wealthy Woman's Trust,
IN another column.
The public school Of Blackfoot, it
IS said, will close on or about the %.
As "money answereth all things" and
here is no money In the treasury to
answer the demand of the teachers
he noise Of the shooting idea must
ease.
Remember that Ayers Cherry Pee
oral has no equal as a specific for
,olds, coughs, and affections of the
hroat and lungs. For nearly half a
century it has been in greater demand
han any other remedy for pulmonary
All druggists have it
or sale.
In the matter OF the Anderson toll |
ridge at Eagle Rock, which the COM
nissioners intended should be thrown |
'pen to the public when they refused |
O renew the license, we understand
hat Anderson Bros. will keep the
anne closed until they are otherwise
'rdered through the regular channels
4 the law.
A soeiable will be given at the
BAPTIST church on Friday evening of
ext week for the benefit of the Sun
ay School. Interesting programme
J being prepared and no pains will
e spared to make the evening pleas.
Mt and profitable. Refreshments will
q served. Admission free. A collec-
ion will be taken up for the benefit
( the School. Everybody invited.
Mr. Clough did enough
The divisionists said
To kill any man
Politically dead.
And they swear by the saints
with a hurrah and noise
That he never, no never
Can succeed Fred. Dubois.
Avoid appearances; worthy gen.
eman, having an unusually red nose
as long suspected of being tippler
n the sly, by those not well acquaint-
1 with his strictly temperate habits.
lis unfortunate Disagreement was
,adily cured by the use Of Ayers
arsaparilla
The boys of Idaho City have organ
led an anti-tobacco society. They
ledge themselves not to use tobacco
, any form. Their meetings are con-
ucted in an orderly manner and they
re having lectures delivered them ON
N evils of its uses. The boys of