Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1889-08-03

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and asked her IL she would fIithfnllV
perform them. The mother nodded
assent and replied-"You bet your
sweet life, Bishop, you bet"
The Salmon City Recorder says q
gentleman from that city ia soon to
lead belle of Blackfoot to Hymen's
altar. Who killed orr little birdf
The public schools Of the county |
win reopen September 1st The prin-
cipal for the Blackfoot school has not
yet been selected.
Attorney Whittier can take the
premium on gooseberTies. He pre-
sented this Office with some 81 inches
In circumference.
Our political reporter has heard
that big political fight is TO be made
on the confirmation OF Marshal viii
son, and, in the event Of his defeat,
prominent man Of Bingham county is
TO get the appointment
A conundrum Ii statehood be
made to cost each man, woman and
child two dollars and fifty cents addi-
tional tax how many immigrants are
coming to Idaho?
Joe Miller, Ben Holbrook, Harvey
aud Fred Fisher and Bert Pierce left
for Soda Springs Monday. They car
ried an ordnance wagon and a small
arsenal, and are expected to return to
day loaded down to the guards with
bear and fish stories.
Some people would not enjoy life
in London, some would complain of
Paris and some would not live happi-
ly in New York, then IL YOU should
hear one growing about Blackfoot
you need not be surprised-"Tis their
nature too"
IL patients to the asylum continue
to come in as rapidly as they have
done for q few months past an addi-
tional appropriation for accommoda-
tions win be needed. The number
has grown to sixty-seyen.
That distention Of the stomach
which many people feel after eating
may be due TO improper digestion OF
the food, but in most cases, it indi
: Gates a weakness of the digestive or
gans, the best remedy for which II
n one of Ayers Pills, to be taken aftel
Q dinner.
r A newsy letter from friend away
D and spicy paper are refreshing thes'
days of kissing heat. but TO enjoy
them while indulging in pleasant sip'
|. OF delicious cream is doubly refresh
/ ing. You can get your letters anC
papers in the postofflce and the cream
from Mrs. Shelbourn, next door; SO !
: you will try it you can double you
y pleasures in moment.
To all those complaining of dul
e times at Blackfoot THE News woul'
Il recommend travel. II would sugges
e they take spin around the circle ant
when they come back to the starting
i point they win settle down to bu:
! mess and complain less.
lie The vicissitudes of climate are try
ing to most constitutions, especial
a to people having impure blood. Fo
: all such, and they constitute the ms
= jority, the best safe guard is Aver
: Sarsaparilla, the use of which cleani
es the blood and strengthens and IL
e yigorates the system.
: Misses Brooks and Murphy hay
returned from their vacation visit
Illinois and received cordial WELDON
ct from their Blackfoot friends. The
8. will visit the National Park this mont
OF and return in time to enter the scho'
room by September 1st
he A problem for Blackfoot's road s.
an pervisor. II forty wagon loads I
z. fine dust make a good railroad eros
ne ing how many benediotions escape Il
Ay lips of ladies who get buried therei
four times day, and how many lor
Ok meter hymns do the men hum al
or how much of lullaby do nurses sir
,al in trundling baby carriages over u
a crossing2
alt The Good Templars elected the Il
lowing officers last Saturday eveniT
pt to serve during the next quarter:
ut Chief Templar--W. I. Reeves.
ht Vice Templar-Mrs. Cherry,
~. Juvenile Templar-Mrs. Pierce.
ry Secretary-Percy Jones.
Chaplain---Rev Foster.
49, Marshal-Geo Holbrook.
he Financial Sec'y-Norman Jones.
Treasurer-Mrs. Orr
~ Sentinel--Henry Simmons.
= Guard--Ida Keith.
Delegate to G. L-Norinan Jon'
Alternate i" g Geo. G. Stull.
er- Installation of officers will ia
lie ,,ia,a Catnr,Iaxf ax,an;ner Anouat Qd