Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1891-07-25
Home Made News.

70 the National Park next week.
The Idaho Pals troupe PLAYED 10 a
SD house at Pocatelio on the 90 inst
Blaekfoot base ball club is the best
uniformed club IN southeastern Idaho.
II. sagen bill for keeping paupers
past quarter was 5000.
The walls OF Hopkins fiour mill
are beginning to show above the first
windows.
Ogden has three legislative tickets
Ia the field, one Democratic, one Re
publican and one Liberal.
IL Is thought that Il will take SIS,
OOO,OOO Ito move" the big crops in
the West this season.
The young people purpose giving
ball at the opera house this Friday.
evening.
Summer time 10 here Ia full force
knbe Dunn came in to-day with
linen dnster.
Pat Gallagher, OF poeatello. sold a
lot TO Butte man for $1,000. This
~ the biggest sale made in the town.
Make hay while the sun shines; the
weather prophets are unit on a long.
dreary and cold winter.
The biggest movement on record
will be the movement OF the big crops
this year.
Outside capitalists are investing
freely 10 Pouatello lots, but not partic.
ularly 10 those wanted by home people.
Sheriff Smith has begun collection
OF liquor license under the new law
OF the state.
Services at the NJ. Il. Church Sun.
day morning and evening, TO which the
public is cordially invited.
That's watery kind OF business
the court is engaged In this week; TO
be plain, il Is a big water suit.
Our base bsli club is having splcn.
did grounds prepared for their games
tn the southwestern part Of town.
Gov. Merriam, OF Minnesota, would
not allow the bruisers Hall aud Pitz
simmons 20 hght in that state.
The emigrant stlll faces the setting
sun; almost daily his train, tired and
worn, passes through Blackfoot bound
for the coast.
All the ranchers who drink OF the
Blackfoot river have been to town
this week The big water suit began
this, Friday, morning.
Attorney T. NJ. Stewart has been
appointed legal adviser for the board
OF county commissioners at salary
Of 1900 per quarter.
Fifty dollars can be easily made by
finding the span of mules belonging
to J. r. Rogers, OF Howe, Idaho. See
notice Of reward In another column. |
Blackfoot has a Ladies Foreign |
Missionary society OF which Mrs. I. |
NJ Stewart is president and Mrs. Ike
Smith treasurer
The Rio Grande freight yards, at
Ogden, had a big fire Wednesday in |
which the tranfer sheds, freight cars
and four tanks OF oil were destroyed !
At Wednesday election at Eagle |
Rock on change of name the vote re-
suited as follows: for Idaho Falls Ga; |
for Eagle Rock 2.
The railroad assessment for Bing.
ham County will be $4,000 per mile,
an advance OF about s2, 900 over last
years assessment
Rogers Bros, of Lost river, sold
their crop of wool--about 10000
pounds, to " Boston firm at satisfac.
tory prices.
About 800 blocks of Pocatello
townsite lots have been gone over In
the sale, the most of the lots therein
being sold.
Il Is reported from Pocatello that
Deputy Marshal Hopson has been su.
perseded by Pat Hughes as per order
of Marshal Pinkham,
Grasshoppers from the desert are
giving the west side ranchers some
little concern for late crops and fruit
trees. They are growing distressingly
numerous
II was rumored on the streets of
pocatello Wednesday that Judge
Fisher had resigned his Office to ac-
cept one on Squaw Creek.
st. Mary's Academy, the best all
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