Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-04-12


government. Shame. How do the
elections Of the week at Milwaukee,
Cincinnati, Cleveland, Fort Wayne,
Columbus, Helena, and the other
small towns in the western political
zodiac strike you as high? But then
you needn't express yourself until
November; we can afford to wait.
House cleaning days, the atiredest"
OF the year, have come, and while our
neat and tidy ladies are cleaning. ar.
ranging and identifying in doors, our
men ought to be plying the paint
brush on the outside and planting
shrnbbery and trees on the lot 3
The man who is going down hill is
not only helped by acquaintences and
the laws Of grayitation but he meets
lots Of people with their noses turned
up. The fact is turned-up.noses are
mostly visible to people on the down
ward road.
The individual woman makes the
self-made woman; the dress maker
makes the tailor made; Old Time
makes the simple maid and the man
is made Ito git" who dares to call
one an old maid
Mr. Bumgarner, Of Haysgille, North
Carolina, father OF Bumgarner broth
ers on west side of Snake river, is ex-
pected 70 reach Idaho with his family
May lst, and will make it his future
home.
Mrs, W. c. johnson and daughter
and Mrs. Ed Creswell Of Blackfoot
and Mrs. George Rea OF Camas, went
down 10 Pocatello Sunday to attend
Episcopal services by Bishop Talbot,
The Bishop, however, did not reach
Pocatello in time for services.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. G. Stufflebeam,
proprietors of The Reeves House,
gave an enjoyable dance Tuesday
evening of this week. II was largely
attended, and everybody speaks words
OF praise OF mine hosts for their cqur.
tesies and attentions TO their guests
present
The Ogden Paint Co. anticipating
building boom in Blackfoot this
season advertises its paints in The
News this week. The company hand
les as good paints as can be found in
the market, we have tried them and
speak by the card.
The w. c. 7. U. of Blackfoot gave
their regular monthly entertainment
at the Baptist church Tuesday even
ing. Mrs. D. II. Beithan presided.
The programme was an interesting
one, but owing to the opening ball at
The Reeves House the attendance was
not as large as it otherwise would
have been. At the close Of the enter.
tainment five accessions were made
TO the Union.
The following town officers for
Eagle Rock were elected at Mondays
election:
Trustees-S. F. Taylor, D. +. Cham
herlain, W. II. b. Crow, Thos. Brinson
and w. W. Keifer.
Clerk-R X. VIM.
Treasurer. II. Kiefer.
Attorneys. c. Winters.
Marshal-C. j. Miller.
Pocatello elected the following
municipal ticket at Mondays election:
Trustees--C. S. Smith, John q.
Brown. R. p Kimball, j. H. Shuttle
berger, X. d. Williams.
Clerk-Ed Hasey.
Treasurer-John Myers
Marshal-James Scanlan.
Assessor and Collector--J. s. Camp
bell Jr.
Magistrate--A. w. Fisher
Attomey-E. p. Blickensderfer.
The Sabbath School children of the
two churches in Blackfoot can do
much to improve their respective
church grounds. Suppose each class
were to plant one tree and water and
care for il this year. Next year the
churches would be nestled away in
nice little groves. Trees could be
gotten here ut home. Different yari-
cites can be bought at a cost of from
25 TO 80 cents each which would not
amount to nickle piece to the
scholars, and these trees could be
plauted and made living monuments
10 the little workers. What class will
be first to carry out the suggestionY
Let us know that we may publish the
name and number
Wilde, of the Boise Statesman,
now in Washington, must be rustler
NOT from "away back" but from
aaway beyond the way back" Before
he had thrown single snow ball at
n single boy in a single winter Of
Idaho Il was given out that he was
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