Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-11-08

some torn oflabor il only the right
thing be found" but um afraid
that some people must die without
hunting much for theirs, and don't
believe some people would know their
kind Of work il il was o come around
and knock at the front door aud
hand in its card.
Aunt Myra says that j. snetety's
look out; that society ought 10 find
a mans field OF usciulncss, and in
troduce him to Il; but society IN
Lumherton hadn't taken time yrtto
read Edward Bcllamy's theories, and
81 society in LumbcrtOn called Dick
Hammond the LATEST boy In town.
As an errnnd boy, he was certain
toilet the grass grow under his feet,
while he watched n spider spin it,
web from tile branch uf n tree. and
when 10 came back and was wrath.
fully told that the dinner wnsspOiled.
whiting TOR the salt for which he had
been sent, while hc could NOT tsll Tor
the lite oi him whether IL WIS suit or
sugar be- had been sent Tor, he could
tell exactly how that spider cast out
its line, and how il strengthened IL
ga ~ to benr its weight. II H. was
wanted To got tho kindIing ready fo-
morning he might BE- induced 20
start, but there was no assurance
that the kindiing would ever be
reached, owing to tho tired rDudi.
ton OF the boy, or IL he succeeded in
getting so inr on this why tho prob.
abilities ware that the kindling would
BE- %improyiscd into minute telegraph
poles, and mothers hasting cotton
strung across the yard "a thu wire.
NO use to talk, Dick the most
n%onccuunt fellow IN Lumbertou. no
amt worth his salt ns shurr IA Won
ARE born said Dicks nthcr. and
all Lumbcrton pretty much agreed
with Dicks father, from Elder Manly
TO Squire Van Huzsn, for had not
the preacher tried TO induce Dick 10
hoe his garden, md to his chacrin
found the first halliday productive
OF nothing more thun one side nf nj.
stable covered With hicroglyphics IN
white chalk, and hadn't squire Van.
hnzen entrusted Dick with his horse.
only to have a biz bill Tor rcnnira ~
pay for damage done while Dick VIVA
trying how near he could initiate the
buggy wheels in the sand?
Only MIR. Adams, the school teach.
err, and Aunt Myra had the cournge
and taith to hope that some goof
would come Of Dick some day.
Anu this opinion hadn't rhnupcd
much by the time Dick came to ms !
tan awkward boy OF sixteen witt
legS and arms toolong iorhis inekets
ahd trousers, and elbows and Knee.
100 ambitious to be out in the world
10 MIMI seams or patches.
us too cheap for ANYTHING
know, said Hammond senior IN bi,
VILE at the dinner tnble. Tboro,s !
right smart chance of ties md bnrl
on the hillside, but | mint able tn gol
u uown, and It can't be done withou,
money enough to build n slide. NM
tlat would cost a heap" "
father, how many ties do %,
suppose there are on that mounfnj,,
TOT. asked Dick suddenly, from III,
DOW OF mush and milk.
There amt on1 less than : .ooo 4,
answered his fnther, chewing nwn .
- me broom straw between hi,
seeth. lie had finished his dime,
While Dick was shaping his mnsh H.
, 20 : Islands and capes in the milk mn =,
: sailing his spoon around tbom ", y,
voyages OF discovery. u
o, AZ ~ cents apiece that would i,
Tl,Uoo worth, and old Ketehun
/. wants The piece for $780,
"1es, and faint enough. h,,, .,o
emit get the ties off Tint mo Canv,
!, eain without help. Pm n.gettino mum !,
old, and haven't no having oys :,
anythlng. Ketchum hns 10 o", ot ~
sles cut and of, and TINT NH M th.
> s2oo II he has to build n sIida ' I'm,
: they can't be Cos without: b B,tg ham nm
'he bark and hoop poles. OI but mere IRE,