Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1891-05-23

are expected on this portion
q their line within the next week.
Inc Gospel services Of the w. G. n
u announced last Sabbath for Sun.
DAY evening have been postponed to
future day. "
ihe cases against Bishop Kicks and
other men OF dis county, pending IN
the United States Court on old charo.
es, have been dismissed.
j, B. Miller city attorney for Pc.
cateilo, came up to visit his family
Wednesday.
Business men, Of Pocatello. COM
plain heavily OF the dall times brood.
ing over their town.
Mrs. 7. NJ. Stewart who has been
extremely i'll for four weeks past ls
convaiescing and will soon be up again
Jack Bunting has sold out his mer-
camille business at Idaho Palls. and
will re-engage in business at Black
foot, 50 the Times of this week saws.
BlAckfoot is nice place TO live and
do business.
Lazy Joe Is an Indian, but Lazy
Joe with it is, In his way, a philos.
opher. Joe says "Me no savyy
Bingham Republicans no ketch'm
state appointments; may-be-so, bime-
BY, somebody no ketch'm Bingham
votes" Joe's reticent, but Joe's watch
ful and observing.
One Foster, ST. Joe weather proph-
et, predicts the most terrific storms.
commencing in June, witnessed in the
United States since 1892. He says
winter will begin in October and we
shall have the bitterest cold ever ex.
penenced.
The last legislature was not equal
TO the emergency OF locating the
agricultural college, but the next elect
will find il duty they cannot and
dare not shirk
Major Gallagher, Of Pocatello, spent
Wednesday in Blackfoot II is un.
derstood that the Major will take an
active interest in real estate matters
Of that town when the public sale
begins
Our Custer county and Lost rive.
friends can visit us now without pay
ing toll at the bridge, we are told
that the toll was heavy enough TO
make a bell toll, but there will be no
more toll 90 we are told.
One OF our exchanges has this ad.
vertisement: aFoR SALE: A piano
by a lady about 10 travel in an oak
case with carved legs." We hope
that lady won't strike Blackfoot on a
windy day.
Parties returning from the Seven
Devils mining camp say distance
lends enchantment TO the view and
far-off reports add to the richness OF
the mines.
Rube Dunn, In bis forecasts OF the
seasons, says we will have no orthodox
weather this year. Well, il looks that
way, and 1t feels that way, and 1t will
probably turn out that way.
Frosts again in Michigan, Wiscon-
sin and Ohio this week, and consid-
erable losses in early crops reported.
II you want to appreciate fully
your home In Blackfoot visit one doz-
en- other towns in Idaho, Wyoming
or Montana. The little journey will
do you good and make you love your
home.
A musical tramp gave Deputy sher-
| ifF Ross serenade Wednesday morn
ing at that hour when the gray mists
OF morn FIRST begin to peep over the
eastern hills. The music was thump-
| ing on the kitchen door The sherift's
dream of strawberries and cream was
broken. He got up and the tramp
got out
Blackfoot does not encourage bruis-
o. and thugs for bruising sports.
Blackfoot does not endorse John
L. Sullivan and bis ilk.
Blacktoot doesn't waste money on
b,utes in human shape who batter
and bruise one another for the money
in sight. $500.
And Blackfoot does not desecrate
the Sabbath with sparing matches nor
mills OF trained bruisers.