Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1889-01-26

aiN 0O Nhhip atlliN bO NtlSilN
obtained that some people want to
make changes in married life MS often
as they change patent medicine alma
nacs-once year.
Neils Anderson and others, of Soda
Springs, Morrisites, have petitioned
the legislature to memorialize Con
gress TO pass an enabling act SO that
they can prosecute the Mormons for
alleged damages years ago.
The leading physicians recommend
Ayers Sarsaparilla Old and young
take it with perfect safety. 1t cleans
es the blood, strengthens the nerves
and yitalizes the system. Popular
experience has long placed this medi-
cine at the head Of tonic alternatives.
The News-Miner reports long list
of sick ones in HALEY this week,
among them Register Billings of the
Land Office and Judge Anderson.
Alturas county is power in terri
tOrial conventions and organizations
of legislatures; but from the bills in
troduced in the legislature it would
seem like that body intends making
mince meat Of her territory She is
too large to swallow as one bolus and
so must be carved up for mouthfuls
and digestion.
The trouble about receiving mails
from Boise City cannot be in the
Blackfoot Office; that Office is all right,
bot is somewhere else along the line,
or else why should papers from ST
Louis and Boise bearing the same date
reach this Office with prompt regular.
ity by the same mail.
That beautiful glossy sheen, so
much admired in hair can be secured
hy the use OF Ayers Hair Vigor.
There's nothing better than this prep
aration for strengthening the scalp or
keeping il free from dandruff and all
itching cruptions.
MARRlED--At the residence OF the
brides parents, Monday afternoon at
. o'clock by Rev. G. c. Stull, Mr.. j.
V. Demuth, of Pocatello, and Miss
Agnes johnson.
May their married life be as happy
as when they plighted their VOWS to
remain faithful. hand to hand and
heart to heart along life's pathway.
The Spring term OF st. Mary's Acad.
envy, Salt Lake, begins February lst
This is one OF the best institutions for
girls and young ladies in the West
and our Idaho people educating their
daughters from home would do well
TO paironize il. The course of study
Is thorough and terms moderate. See
.,ad" in another column.
The celebrated Wooley-mandamus
case was argued before the Supreme
Court this week, but as the Test Oath
case comes up before the United
States court this month our court may
withhold its decision until that high
tribunal is heard from,
The evening meetings at the Meth
odist church, now in progress the sec
ond week, are growing in interest
nightly, and give promise of one of
the best revival meetings ever wit
messed in Blackfoot The pastor ex-
tends a cordial invitation TO all the
citizens Of town to attend.
We regret to learn of the extreme
illness OF Mrs Dwight, short time
ago resident of Blackfoot. DR.. Behle
has been summoned and went north
ON the IL O'Clock train to-day. Mr..
Dwight is now living on his ranch
near Rexburg
We do not intend to endorse any
except articles of genuine merit, but
we take pleasure in referring to the
Garland Stoves and Ranges, whose
superiority is too well established to
he called in question. They are be-
| llieved to be unequaled by any in the
world-Sold by d. II. Belthan.
The most eloquent speech delivered
| in Congress this session was by Dele
gate Toule, of Montana. He fairly
captured the House and gallaries and
was almost smothered with congratu-
Ilations when he took his seat His
subject was the admission of Mon
tana into the sisterhood of states. He
is now called the Patrick Henry OF
the House.
One of our learned Legislators made
a As minutes speech last week and in
his grand peroration "wobbled in and
wobbled out" to such an extent that
the speaker cruelty asked him which
aide of the question he was speaking
ON Another case of an eagle soaring
TO the sun and falling kawhollop on
daddys woodpilc. We hope he does
not represent Bingham.
/ IAl.,. Nar-