Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1889-05-04

and so lost their fun. Chariyaris
should be numbered with things of
the past.
Next Sunday new time card will
go into effect on the u. & N. railway,
which will give Blackfoot day trains.
The north bound passenger will arrive
here at ii a. IN. and the south bound
at 4 p. m.
A dry, hacking cough keeps the
bronchial tubes in a state of constant
irritation, which, IL not speedily re
moved, may lead TO bronchitis. No
prompter remedy can be had than
Ayers Cherry Pectoral, which is both
an anodyne and expectorant Try it,
Gen'l Armstrong, y. S. Indian in
spector, is conducting an Indian coun-
ell at Lemhi Agency in which the In
dians will vote on the question of their
removal from Lemhi TO the Fort Hall
reservation.
IL the patriotism and gratitude of
the people of Blackfoot be measured
by the number in attendance upon the
Centennial services Tuesday morning,
April Both, the measuring cup will be
found far short of being brim full.
The value OF a remedy should be
estimated BY its curative properties.
According to this standard, Ayers
Sarsaparilla is the hest and most eco
nomical blood medicine in the market,
because the most pure and concentra-
ted. Price 81. Worth SIS per bottle
With the amount of criminal bust
Aess on docket and the amount likely
to be brought before the court, to-
( geiher with other important suits now
pending, il wiH be impossible for
Judge Berry 10 clear the docket for
the June term IN the short time allot-
ted him for holding the court
The inaugural address Of Governor
Shoup was worthy OF the man--plain,
straightforward, honest, practical and
to the point; it bcspeaks an honest in
tention and honest purposes, and his
complimentary references TO Governor
Stevenson and his administration
show their is nothing small in his
nature
| Sheriff Woodin has brought man.
damus suit against Auditor Robethan
TO force him TO issue warrants for
bills allowed by the board Of commits.
sioners for keeping the county prison
ers, and the case will be heard by
Judge Berry at the Bear Lake term.
Sheriff Woodin and his attorney, Haw
lev. and Auditor Robcthan have gone
TO Bear Lake.
LATER-The case was taken up by
Judge Berry the first day of court ano
Sheriff Woodin came out victorious.
The 10th anniversary Of Odd Eel
lows as celebrated in Blackfoot Apri
26th. will be remembered rs one o.
the most memorable days in the his
tory OF the order in Idaho The com
mittee made elaborate preparation
for the days celebration and all thei
plans and arrangements were carried
into successful execution. The occa
sion was one of much enjoyment Il
visitors and of much satisfaction t
the order. The banquet spread il
Hopkins Hall was never surpassed i
Blackfoot
The following officers were electe,
by the Good Templars, Saturday ever
ing to serve the next term:
Mrs. j. w. Jones, c. T.
Ralph T. Morgan, Vice CT.
Sample Orr, Past Q. 7.
Mrs. Cherry, Chaplain.
Percy Jones, Secretary.
Ben Holbrook, f. S.
, w. II. Danilson, Jr., Treas,
Bert Pierce, Marshal.
Allie Hopkins, Sentinel.
George Holbrook, Guard.
The new officers will be installe
tomorrow, Saturday evening, aft
I. which a supper will be spread for Il
! members of the lodge.