Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1891-01-03
OSE THING AND ANOTHER.

Doise Clly Monday at noon.
Mrs, james Bumgarner is visiting
her parents in Baker City, Oregon.
District court begins next Monday.
Are you ready2
| What are you doing TO secure the
Agricultural College. You.
What are we doing to secure The
Agricultural College. You, whatp
Snow in a portion Of Nevada is re.
ported from 2 To 4 feet deep.
THE NEws family partoOk of an Ell.
egant New Years dinner at Mr. Dan
Miller's Thursday.
The first sleigh Of the winter was
on the streets to-day, but it vas light !
sleighing.
Some people pray londest when
they pray for the sins Of their neigh
bos.
Idaho county offers bonus Of prop |
eFty valued at $4,000 for the Agri- !
cultural College.
NJ A Dauphin, the great Louisiana
Lottery man, is dead He died with
bis lottery.
Senator Shoup has taken the oath
Of Office and been seated next TO Sen.
alor Warren, Of Wyoming.
Which Is the strongest day Of the
severn Sunday, because the others
are week days
Senator Hearst, OF California, is re
ported very sick with symptoms that
! make bis closest friends uneasy,
The family OF Hon. n. A. just, OF
Upper BlAckfoot are wrestling with
. the meAslcS
Another one OF the Indian children
al the Fort Hall school died Thurs
day morning.
:, Salt Lake City reports one big fail
ure The dry goods store Of kellner
d Co. went under for over $4,000.
Cassia county Is taking active steps
4, 10 sccnrc the location Of the Agricul-
turai college.
Senators Dcmpsy, Weller and Wing,
aud Representative Merrell, visited
the insane asylum this week
a. The new board Of county commits
v sioners hold their first regular meet
ing Monday, January 9th.
NJ Judge staudrod will make an ordeI
pr for his Jurors in open court on nexl
nt Monday morning.
c, II Is reported on the streets tha
81 Herman Stuiilebeam will leave for th'
be eas, in a few weeks on exceeding,
y important business.
!" The dance at the Opera House or
I. Thursday evening was a very pleasan
- affair and much enjoyed by all who
attended
:. Miss Blanche Jones, now at 81
Mary's. Salt Lake, remembered tn
- old folks al home and her brother
with some elegant Xmas presents
Al Fairfield, Maine, the thermomc
,er stood go degrees below zero Tues
day morning. Thanks to the Lor'
we were not In Fairfield
y Belleyue will make an honest effor
10 secure the Agricultural College
She will offer donation OF real estat
and water right in behalf Of her clair
tndisn skirmishes are going o
/. daily Al the Pine Ridge Agency an
y ! war Of determination is looked tc
Abls bodied bucks are joining the no
tiles and much fighting may be expe
r ted Our troops are being reinforee'
Gen =. E. Spinner, ex-treasurer S.'' r,
80. tho limited States, whose peculiar sl
nature on grccnbacks, everybody 7
members, died Of cancer on tue ' "a
the evening OF the last of the ye'
1890
Rv united efforts of its citize'
Rlackfoot may be made to realize .'
bealthfu! boom in 1891, TO ENJOY
growth unparalleled in its history ~ :
srery shoulder be placed to the wne
Over fourteen thousand female 9,olIs oFu
ooors w are travelling in the onlU ~
q States. State That's what comes OF u y
~, asowdinp women out OF nome :
ployment 1,
Among the first things done oy y; !
~ General Assembly after re-assenT,b, ,,b
IN 0ext week should be to make T.,, : ilU 4,
p' ,'1ay !, annropriation for the Insane ',s,' ~
ar 7, That institution needs mon
and should have it =
% oo"' onr sprightly contemporary Z \ :
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