Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1889-03-30

Is widened from Ogden to PocateIlo.
tne line OF the track will be straight
ehed and the run between those places
Will be made in or 5 hours instead
of Z as now.
Our people must remember the
coming visit Of the senate committee
next summer, We cannot afford to let
them pass us by. The object Of their
visit is Of vital importance to us, and
II we neglect them we may lose the
opportunity Of an age.
A eo-partnership has been formed
between G. w. TAYLOR and j. A. EN-
erson, formerly Of Blackfoot, Idaho,
who will continue the Golden Gate
saloon, at the corner OF Tyler street.
Port Townsend Argus
Rev. Bert Foster will deliver lee
ture IN Hopkins Hall, Friday evening
next, for the benefit Of the Building
Fund OF the Episcopal church. Sub
ject-The Book and its Story. Admis-
sion % cents.
No medicine has bad greater sue
cess in checking consumption, in its
early stages, than Ayers Cherry Pee
toral. II stops coughing, soothes the
throat and lungs, and induces much
needed repose. Hundreds haye testi.
fed TO the remarkable virtues of this
preparation.
Probate Judge Hopkins is putting
the business Of his office in such sys-
tematic order that executors, admins
traitors and guardians will have to
come squarely up 10 the time table in
their reports and settlements. In this
matter His Honor will have the
hearticst endorsement OF the people.
The Union Pacific will sell excur
sion tickets from the following sta
tions 10 Salt Lake and return. From
Blackfoot, $500. From Eagle Rock
! 1855. From Camas, $l1.20. From
Pocatello, $3.50. From Soda Springs
| $3.50. From Oxford, $3.50. Tickets
on sale at above named stations from
April Cd to 7th, good for return unit
April l4th.
Mrs. S. L. Holbrook has caughr
| inspiration from the beautiful spring
weather and has laid in a stock ot
spring millenery, beautiful as the
weather The weather is charming
for shopping and the ladies when ou
should call and see the many pretty
things she has on hand. See her new
cad in THE News to-day.
There are mysteries of height an'
depth which no man can solve anC
there are emotions in a young man
bosom when train pulls out with hi
best girl aboard that no man can de
scribe. Two BlacKfooters have seel
trains leave Pocatello lately. Yo'
sayyy.
The seating capacity Of the Meth
odist church was exhausted Sunda.
evening by the splendid audience tina
greeted class No. 3 at its entertain
ment The class did well and iron
the congratulations showered upo
its members it is certain the audienc
was pleased. Too many good thing
cannot be said OF the Blackfoot pee
pie for the encouragement they Civ
to Sabbath School workers.
For purifying the blood, stimulating
the appetite, and invigorating the sy'
tenn in the spring and early summe
i Ayers Sarsaparilla is unsurpassed. B
sure you get Ayers and no otheri els
the result may be anything but salts
factory.
THE News, two weeks ago, wa
misled so far as to say that Colone
shoup had been nominated for GOV
ernor of Idaho. The announcement
was a little premature, but we lear
from a reliable gentleman just fror
washington that the Col. will be tn
coming man for that position and tha
.Toseph pinkham will, most likely, b
marshal and Willis Sweet U. S. alto
ney These appointments may .
counted on with a degree of certaint
The Good Templars are arrangin
10 entertain the pleasure seekers 9
Rlaokfoot with the popular drama
,.Ten Nights in Bar Room" Th
characters have all been cast and 2
soon as practicable the company wi
appear before the footlights.
Nothing has been done towards tn
construction Of the Snake river ean'
hy The Bingham County lrrigatio
~ this week more than attempte
erhi4ration OF claims of parties fc
damages in the right of way. We al
informed that parties who have n
titles 10 their land other than posse
sion are claiming $25 per acre dams