Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1891-03-14

NC regular agent was away from the
Office on the sick list.
Read Biethan's big aad" on first
page OF to-day's paper. He has Just
received fine assortment OF spring
and summer goods.
The infant child Of Mr.. and Mrs
Edwin Watson died Thursday even
ing OF pneumonia. The funeral ser
vices will be held at the Baptist church
Saturday morning.
Hon. G. b. Wheeler came up from
Ogden Wednesday to the capital of
Bingham as she WAS before the legis-
lature convened and as she will be af-
ter it adjourns.
Prof. r. W. Paris, city surveyor of
Ogden, is one of the busiest men in
that growing city. He is rushed with
business from early morning TO even
ing twilight.
John Dugdale, proprietor of the
Wood River Restaurant at Pocatello,
died Tuesday from pneumonia. and
his remains were shipped next day to
81 Louis for burial
In the case Of w. G. stufllebeam VS.
John Montgomery, over the title OF
land alleged 70 be in the Main Street
Of Blackfoot was decided in the Su-
preme Court Of the state in favor Of
Montgomery.
Wesley Memorial service at Metho-
dist church Sunday. Morning sermon
subject, Wesley. In the evening song
service, hymns OF Wesley and condi.
tions under which written. You are
cordially invited.
| Ex.Marshal Baird is down from
North Idaho on business in the dis
irict court His personal appearance
shows that Father Time is dealing
gently with him.
The ladies OF the west side w. G
7. Z. will hold their regular monthly
gospel meeting at the Parson schoo
house next Sunday evening The!
extend a cordial invitation to Black
. foot people TO attend
A lady physician from Carlisle
Pennsylvania, has been appolnte'
/. physician at the Fort Hall lndial
school. She arrived here on Sunda,
morning and left for her post of dut
the same day.
. Talk in railroad circles say the tim
between Pocatello and Ogden will b
3 considerably shortened in the nea
future. Seven and one half hours
too much for 1876 miles in this fas
day Of rapid transit
i The editor OF the Post Falls Pos
j. saws the Boise Hornet, swears that b
s saw Phil o Rouke pay King and En-
cry $500 each to vote for Claggett.
Is now in order for King and Emer
10 acknowledge or deny the truthful
: ness Of the statement This is denie
Saturdays dispatches say Dubois
name has been put on the roll and b
. i recognized as Idaho's senator 4
the long term. At any rate he WI
Z draw his pay until next Decembe
when the matter will be settled b
tween him and Mr.. Claggett.
n The governor signed the bill Mo
: day appropriating $35, 600 for built
ings. grounds and improvements
, the Insane Asylum. This money WI
!, he used by the directors just as SOC
!, as weather will permit of building
8 Our old customers W, Farr & @
seed merchants, Ogden, solicit a co
: tinuance of the patronage former
! given them from Idaho. Everybot
knows of the reliability and standiI
! of this popular firm. See their cal
n another column of THE News I
day.
, The Broom Hotel, Ogden, is up
e the standard of its palmiest days, u
= der the management of "mine n,
! host Mr.. Chamberlain. Those WI
a. visited ogden's famed hosiery
days gone by will have the same go
e things to say of it to-day under
d new regime, Try it and your oei
r. diction will follow.
n when in Salt Lake City should y
hecome the guest of Col Phillips
is ,he White House You may expect q
o. count on right royal good treatme'
IN Ills assiduous attentions to the pie
" nre and comforts Of his guests ma
in the White a capital place to stop wh
soiouning in the city by the The Ia
10 TRY It and all expectations VIII oe m
In Editor Dennis, of The Idaho Ff
IN Times. tries to be severe on what
,c- styles oBlackfoot Ring, because
es the action Of Blackfoot's noble peo
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