Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-03-15
DIR. and Mrs. D. II. Beithen are both
connned to their room by sickness.

hI. ana MRS. ID. Ii. Beithen ARE both
confined to their room by sickness.
| w. y. Hopson has been reappointed
deputy United States marshal for this
District Billy is worker and Mar.
shal Wilson appreciating past services
mas restored him to his old place.
The Blackfoot Irigating Company
viii resume work on their Snake river
canal in q few days. This canal will
be completed in time TO supply water
for this years crops.
Deputy Marshal Hopson arrested
two Pocatello parties for selling the
"ardent' to Uncle Sans wards this
week. They had a preliminary hear
ing before Judge Fisher Thursday
afternoon.
McCammon begins TO look like
great supply depot. New buildings
are going up and the yard is being
filled with steel rails and other mate
rial for the wide gnage track.
A rumor was aGoat Thursday of
trouble at Fort Hall Indian school and
that the superintendent had asked the
sheriff Of the county for arms and
ammunition. Nothing new as we go
TO press.
II is reported In Pocatello that ex-
Supt Green and DIR. Anderson will
establish a steam laundry in that town
and, in connection Herewith, will fur
nish the power for the electric light
company.
Moscow, Idaho, had $4,000 fire
last Thursday evening. The fire orig
mated in the rear of the Barton hotel
and consumed all the buildings in the
block before arrested. Insurance
only $1,000.
A subscription paper for a telephone
line between Blackfoot and Pocatello
Is in circulation, and with every pros
pect Of getting the requisite amount,
Pocatello took eleven of the thirty
five shares wanted. Blackfoot win
take seventeen shares.
And now they do say Judge Berry
must go; and that gives us an oppor-
tunity 10 say-"We told you So" Sew
eral months ago we predicted such a
move would be made when supreme
court ended, and, "faith Pat, the thing
is as We have spoken, and every word
the thruth."
A broken axle of q freight car de-
rallied three box cars and knocked
them to smithereens on the Oregon
Short Line, near Topaz, last Tuesday
night. None Of the crew were injured,
but, "you may depend upon it, il
Jared them nightly"
Saturday matinee, March 22d, for
the children, when the Vincents will
give a $5 gold piece TO the holder of
the lucky number. Saturday night a
$40 gold piece will be given to the
lucky number. Numbers will be given
every evening for the drawing. La.
dies admitted free Monday eve when
accompanied by a paid ticket Ad-
so cents, no extra charge for |
reserved seats. Children 25 cents.
Don't wait until a man dies to speak |
A kind word Of him. There are hun
dreds of men in the world struggling |
day after day to benefit their fellows,
either by word, deed or example, and
these, alas, sometimes grow faint, and
almost fall by the way, just because
no one seems to care for them, appre-
riate them, appreciate their labors or
regard their example To these go
with your words of good cheer and
encouragement Don't proclaim it
from the street corners nor put it in
he town papers. A whisper is enough
i may be an approving smile--no
natter, 1t helps and strengthens, and
yives new life and activity. The dead
iced no praise. 1t is the living that
iced 1t most.