Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-03-29


and the use Of Creeds," will be the
subject OF Sunday evenings discourse
10 Methodist Church. Young peoples
meeting at Z o'clock. Come.
| ID. II. Biethan has an attractive
"ad" in this issue to which your at,
tentlon is directed. He is talking
clothing now and has fine stock to
show you.
Geo. Hafer was by long odds the
happiest man in town Thursday morn
ing, cause by the arrival OF fine boy
at bis house.
Our public school closes today.
Miss Murphy has accepted position
10 the Indian school at Fort Hall and
Miss Brooks, a department in the
Pocatello school.
The ladies Of the Methodist Aid
society will give Mite Social at the
residence of Mrs. d. u. Wright, this.
Friday evening. Everybody inyited,
good time in store for all.
Blackfoot has the banner Good
Templar's Lodge in the Territory.
The members are arranging for a
grand celebration of their second an
niversary in June, and we are not
afraid of missing it if we predict a
grand time for them.
John Montgomery & Son are agents
for the sale Of some eligible lots near
Salt Lake Hot Springs. These lots
are close to the Motor Line and can
be bought at a bargain. Prices rang
ing from 500 to $4OO.
Our papers are printed and mailed
every Friday, and why it takes them
until the following week to reach
Pocatello is one OF the mysteries that
the postal department does not ex-
plain. This matter will be looked
into, and the delay corrected IL posi-
ble.
Behle & Son have made consid-
erahle improvements in their drug
store lately; whereby they are given
more room TO handle a stock COM
mensurate with their growing busi-
ness. DR. Behle has moved his pri-
yate Office TO his residence, corner I'd
and Sd streets, where he can be found
at all hours night or day when his
services are needed
The Rexburg Press is not measly-
mouth in its attack on the mail ser
vice from Eagle Rock to that town. 1t
has been out of gear, we know, for
some of our mail has been like Xmas
to the school boy, q long time coming.
Lawyer changes have been frequent
in Blackfoot since the county seat
was located here in 1884. Willard
Crawford moved TO Oregon, III. w.
Smith and w. II. White to Ogden; II.
NJ. Benntt TO Seattle; G. w. Brizee to
Boise City and r. p. Quarles to Sal
mon City. The changes average one
a year.
The Coop Wagon and Machine Co.
Eagle Rock, has a new lad" in this
issue OF the News. A recent visit to
their Office and wareroom surprised us
with the immense stock on hand. Mr.
G. g. Wright, the genial and affable
manager, is building up a large trade
in Bingham and surrounding counties.
Do YOU want seed this season. He
can supply You.
The people in the Mississippi Val
ley are perplexed to understand how
It was that the great overflow of last
week came on the dark of the moon.
The oldest inhabitants swears by all
the oracles of the past that the like
never occurred before. All overaows
for centuries past came about full
moon time.
THE NEWS will give any scholar or
mathematician IN Bingham county, a
prize of $50 gold piece who will
take the number 15 and multiply 1t
by itself; then multiply that product
by itself, and so on until IS products
have been multiplied by themselves
in turn and who win give us the re-
suit within ten days from the lst of
April.
a. n
Kilrain escaped his two months of
iail life for prize fighting in Missis-
sippi after all. The law there hires
out convicts, and one of Jake's friends
hired him from the commissioners,
and will give him two months of good
time on his farm.
Special attention is called to the
new advertisement of G. Bunting &
Co to be found in another column
of to.day's paper This firm will soon
move to their new brick store and in
order TO reduce their stock as much
IS possible before moving, are offer
inc immense bargains. Call and see
them, it viii pay you.
II. W. Keifer, of Willow Greek, was
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