Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-10-18


lar checks are coming in from back
precinct voters demanding payment,
and In quiet way the pay ee tells you:
"this is what | got" You Savvy I?
Maggie, an old Indian squaw, heap
ketch'm Mrs. julie Bassett's silver
table ware the other day; a portion Of
which has been recovered. Ladies
OF town should remember Maggie and
her propensity.
Blackfo0t Is too small town TO ex-
pend $4,000 year TO educate her
children from home and yet that is
about what she is paying out for that
purpose this year.
Senator Rogers will introduce a
number Of bills at the meeting of the
legislature that will commend them
selves TO every honest legislator, and
will, most surely, become laws of the
new state.
5. g. King, whom our people will
remember as representative of Brum-
back and Lamb Loan Co, and u ster-
ling young democrat was elected
clerk OF Ada county by a majority of
2s2 over Sol Hasbrook, clerk of the
Supreme court.
Mrs. S. +. Holbrook has been elect
ed delegate 10 the National W. C. T.
U. Union at Atlanta, Georgia, Nov.
18th She will attend and will do
Idaho good service
Boise papers are trying TO explain
10 one another's satisfaction how il
was that the democrats got away with
the county ticket Why, that's plain
as the hump on a camels back: More
votes were cast for the democrats than
we're for the republicans. That's the
whole secret, II secret il be.
Cold and coal are not going hand
in hand ia Blackfoot. Cold has coms
ia advance Of coal and without Goa
Il is impossible to driYe away cold
When you talk coal the coal dealer
turn the cold shoulder and there yol
are left in the cold and with no salts
faction about coal
! A report OF the management OF tn
lZ G. VI. l.. Salt Lake City, show sale
fur the past six months to he 81 ,79s
! sol: or ali average of $299, ,9s4 pc
month and about $4,000 per day
That's q whopper, aint 1t.
Blast the stage horn, blow the trumpC
Call forth a genuine chivayari
And awake the dead poets who 'uste
Write for immortality.
Tell m their glory and fame are gor
Eclipsed by the new fcdged poetast'
or The Register who made distingu
our rooster
And himself by his very poor-etr.
: Supt. Robt. Blickensderfer, forme
|, liz Of the Idaho division OF the U.
: system and later OF the Nebrash
division but removed bv General Ma
$ aqer Ed Dickinson, has been restore
l TO the chargs OF the Nebraska divisic
"No mails from the cas-" "no mai
n from the west, wreck on the ma
n line" wreck on the Short Line, 81
}. engineer killed and fireman bad
$ hurt" Are some Of the daily d
patches along the U. p, system.
s "Ef | kin jes' git to heaben,' sa
s an old negro, dat's all l axes. do
k kere ter march up wild er brass bal
an make mighty stir doan ak d
!. angels to shout nur de saints ter ru
mn an shake hans. No sab, | do
ax all dat, fur all | want is ter git
! ! dar. Da needn't put dase'fs ter
|. truble o. handin' roun' pies an swe
:, : stuff. Hoecake sorter creased wild
y bacon rine is good enuff fur me-
The ladies of the w. q. I. u, 8
!. becoming successful and lndepende
: workers. When outside help ia
!, them they can improvise substltul
n !, from their own members and do
H. work marked out. The Gospel Ser
m ces Tuesday evening was a proof
a. this All the outsiders failed to
IN spond TO their parts of the program
d. Int Mrs. Trego, Mr.. Orr, Mrs. II
ty brook, Mrs. Cherry, Miss Cora Sill a
rs Ralph Morgan prepared program
that was really interesting and ms
the services very enjoyable. Sol
w times a miss proves a hit and t
er NAV have been one of them.
er '""'
IN Blackfoot should be made an e
ms eational center for southeastern ld'
ne and southern Montana There is
u. politics in this and the people sho
or. come together rs one man on
proposition. There are many bri
little boys and girls in the town '