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

around town were covered with snow.
The snow is gone but the mountains
3 are still there.
The Georgia minstrels are billed
for a show here this, Thursday. even
ing, and 1t takes big bill to see them.
J Admittance only one dollar and twen-
! ty-tye cents THIS great company puts
Pocatello on equality with New York,
you see.
The National bank which we have
been banking on with so much pride
will not materlalize ON All Fools day
as was expected. The funds are already
but where is the house?
The freight of human flesh west
ward has not been lessened within
the last 30 days, but freights of goods
and ct ceteras have materially de-
creased. The good weather has had
something to do with it.
Commissioner Carlisle is still in
the East, but when he does come the
board will proceed to unbuckle Poca-
tello's waist band and let it grow.
Down in the everglades of Florida
terrapins climb upon the fallen LOGS
and bask in the warm sunshine. In
Pocatello the loafers seat themselves
on the park ratings and soften the
marrow of their spinal columns by
exposing their backs to the sun.
L. A. West has just completed a
beautiful lodge room over his bio
furniture store. One could afford to
tackle forty william goats for the |
pleasure Of spending his evenings
there.
The local board of health made a
tour of inspection with eyes and OIL
factories this week and the town is
TO be kept fragrant, fresh and clean.
Fariello and Wedekind, of the CITY
Restaurant, know how to tickle the
palate with good things. They are
caterers from afar of, and if you want
first class meal, in first class style.
stop with them and give your order.
The rumor of official changes is
like the source of the river Nile. it
cannot be traced to the starting point.
supt. Rapelje is one of the most
anable, courteous and approachable
officials ever in the town, and his ex-
change for another would meet with
opposition throughout the division
from the next in rank down to section
bosses.
Mythology gives a pleasing account
OF Jupiter forging thunderbolts on /:
Mt Olympus, but the Omaha papers !
can take the lemon off the bush il
forging startling rumors of railroad
changes.
The health of Pocatello is tip-top
at present so DIR. Davis one of our
leading physicians says. Well, with !
good weather, clean premises, good !
diet &c, sickness can find no entering i
wedge here.
Dan Swinehart has bought out h
Jones Bros. in the butcher business o
and Dan will give you good steak G
Oh none. Now you try him and see.
After next Monday you cannot step a
up to the Pacific hotel bar and saw I
I'll take supp'n." 1t wont be there. e
A little calculation will satisfy a \
husband that if he goes to see the
Georgia minstrels-the admittance fee
would buy his wife twenty papers of
pins and she could buy him as many
punches of early onions. Now wouldn't :,
'he be as much pleased with a gift of /,
,wenty papers of pins or twenty-five !,
iozen clothes pins and he with the r.
'nlons as if they were to hear the c,
tale jokes of the end men. We should n
mile. Il
Rumor will talk, you know. her q
ongue was made expressly for tnat 4
,usiness-for the talking business. "
Veil, she says there is a hitch some. :
where in The Pocatello townsite mat
Ell, and that is as much as she will
ay. The hitchl what is it, where is
t? b,
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Commissioner Connolly is taking in = =
Soise City this week. g
A young man once said to his best "a "a
riff cannot accompany you to T.
hurch, may sit on the fence and Or Or
ee you 60 by with the other fellow? r r
ramps say about as much in Pocatello; e
hey 81. round the water tank and =;
'atch the trains go by. =.