Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1889-09-14

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Several Of Blackfoot's young ladies
and gentlemen will leave in short
lime for Ogden and Salt Lake City to
attend school.
Mr Green, Of Cheyenne, has been
appointed Superintendent Of idaho
Division of the Union Pacific system,
vice J. Rapclje, resigned
Geo. Hafe: Is building a two story
residence for himself in the southern
part OF town.
John L. Sullivan has announced
himself as ii democratic candidate for
congress from Boston. We did not
know there was vacancy, hut il
there is John will iill It. No candi-
will dare stand up against John
A copy o. the Idaho Constitution
in pamphlet form reached this office
Tuesday evening, but the supplements
ordered have not yet arrived.
I'm a daddy, c. i. Arney of Eagle
was saving to his friends Thursday
when he had comprehended the fact,
''and it's a boy"
The father, OF j. Ed Smith was
buried Thursday afternoon; a tumor
weighing Is pounds was removed
from his back Thursday morning.
We regret 10 learn that Nj c.
Bunting Sr Of Eagle Rock. is in II
VERY critical condition and is not ex-
pec,ed to live very long.
4 large audience greeted the ladies
Of the w c. 7. U. at their Gospel
/ Meeting held in the Baptist church
/ last Sunday evening. The programme
was varied and very entertaining.
Major Gallagher, late Indian Agent
AT Ross Fork, is spending a few days
AZ McCammon. /, is understood he
will open supply store at Pocatello
in a short time
The Blackfoot Valley Is twenty-one
miles long by four miles wide aud
contains over $4,000 acres of good
farming land
IL is rumoned that the postofiice
will be removed first of next week 10
the hnilding formerly occupied by
Mrs. Holbrook.
The procession that followed the
remains Of the c. w. Burgess To their
last resting place at Eagle Rock sun
day was the longest ever seen in this
section Of the country.
II you could see your own scalp
through an ordinary magnifying glass
YOU would be amazed at the amount
of dust. dandruif, and dead skin &C
cumulaied thereon The best and
most popular preparation for cleans
ing the scalp is Ayers Hair Vigor
Mr.. Williams, the newly appointed
superintendent for the Fort Hall In
dian school, arrived in town on Satur
days train; he was accompanied by
his family and also n gentleman who
has the appointment of industrial
teacher at the school.
Supt. Rapcljc has rendered his res
ignation as superintendent of the
Idaho Division Of the Z. p System
Much regret is expressed among the
employees at Pocatello at this action
MANY rumors are ailoat about sue
cessor but nothing definite is known
Mr. Smith, father OF Attorney J
Ed. Smith, died at Eagle Rock, last
Wednesday morning. He had beer
sufferer for \ long time from cancer
and although he received the best o.
: medical attention, nothing could b'
done TO relieve his sufferings unit
death came TO release him.
The man Is rich who does not wan
! more than he has the means of get
ting. Some one has said that riches
consist In the abundance of things I
man does not want, and there is
, great big pile Of solid chunks of wis
dom IN the remark.
A very pleasant party gathered a
Mrs. c. p pierce's on Tuesday after
. noon TO celebrate her birthday ant
wedding anniversary. The tables
were bountifully spread and the many
quests present enjoyed themselves
J thoroughly during the afternoon anc
evening. May the lady be spared TO
many years TO enjoy these kind re
membranes on the part of friends.
As a result Of the election on Sat
! urlay, the school session is well un
der way. The scholars are coming
in slowly and despite the fact thai
, the vacation has been long, th'
teachers and pupils are showing mucl
, intorest In school matters In the IN