Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-02-22
UNDER CLEAR SKIES.

Inc fsst OF the Lenten season he
gan last Wednesday.
The supreme court of the Territory
will adjourn next week.
IL boy were born on stills he wonId
soon DC trying to walk on legs.
Trains were blocked at McCammor
irst OF the week.
Montana Legislature adjourned by
Limitation on the goth. :
The yards are blockaded at poca.
teilo, full Of freight.
General Manager Ressiouie sunt
Green and Mr. McCarty have gone
west
w U stufiiebeam won another case
Yesterday 10 the land Office In which
he was defendant Case non,suited
Cash N. Day was appointed this
week Register OF the land Office at
Lewiston, Idaho.
Everybody who goes to Washing
tou City from Idaho writes back that
statehood is a fixture beyond perad.
venture. IL must be so .hen.
The ladies will be glad TO see YOU
at their Pumpkin Pie Party in the
old drug store building this, Friday.
evening.
Preaching Sunday morning at IL
O'Clock at the Methodist church. You
arc cordially invited.
Two passenger trains each way will
soon l'e put on the track between Po.
catelio and Butte; say about the iirst
Of March.
All the east Is fearing an ice famine
next summer. The winter has been
too warm for an ice harvest. Ma.
chimes for making Ice will have TO be
used.
Mails came In again the first OF the
week as come could. The same short
meter song of--abIockades above and
below," caused the irregularity.
A searching party OF last week fail.
ed 10 find any trace of Dick Watson
who disappeared In the snow OF sew.
cral weeks ago.
4 bill has been reported unani-
mously hy the House committee on
public lands TO repeal the Timber cul-
ture act
Tho parents who allow their little
boys on the streets until late hours at
night. viii wake up some morning
with sorrowful hearts.
When the swallows homeward tiy,
that's n sign, and when you see lovers
strolling musingly along Railroad Av.
enuc that's another sign.
Rev. @. c. stall baptized the infant
child Of Mr.. and Mrs, ID. D. Wright at
the morning services at the Methodist
church last Sunday,
The party who went out on the des-
ert Iaat week to hunt wild horses have
succeeded IN taking eight one Of
which was branded. They expect to
capture many more.
LISA fact that is not and cannot
be denied that all the negro troubles
al the south have their origin with the
lowest class OF whites. No decent
white men are ever mixed up with
them.
Barnum and Forepaugh have been
rival showmen for years. Both had
"the biggest show on earth, but
Forepaugh has gotten ahead OF Bar
mum al last--he Is dead.
A bachelor friend, who visits our
Office warts TO know IL there is any
thing green about grass widows. Bet
ter ask the husband who made far
apart tracks in his flight
Az the days brighten, Judge Hop
kins' lumber piles diminish. That
means new buildings. Next summer
Won will see them scattered all over
the prairie
Cotton may be king at the south
but alfalfa holds down the throne IN
southeastern Idaho. II ranchers then
want to be heirs to the throne, let
them put in the alfalfa.
Rev. Mr. Lyons, pastor Of Baptist
church, began protracted meeting
Thnrsday evening and will continue
all through next week. On Monday
evening next he will be Joined and
assisted by Rev. Mr. Lindsay, an
evangelist now travelling in Idaho
when the present supply of pale
green two-cent postage stamps are ex, J,
Samsted we shall have In their stead