Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1891-04-11

sA9on VI our Town believe that iish
story.
THE NEWS takes glad tidings TO its
friends at Pocatello to-day. It adver.
Uses the sale OF townsite lots; il also
has another government advertise
ment-Proposals for Indian supplies.
Reports, to be credited, say the
railroad company purposes selling its
company dwelling houses at Pocatello.
This seems significant, what does it
mean.
Congressman Willis Sweet went
westward from Pocatello on Thurs
days train. He win probably spend
his vacation In Idaho, but his family
will remain in Washington.
Deputy U. S. Marshal Pat Hughes
reached Blackfoot, Thursday in quest |
of U. 5. jurors; Among the summon
ed are w. T. Barnhart and Geo. p. |
Howell.
Mrs. Judge Shoemaker returned
from Salt Lake City Thursday, where
she had been under medical treatment
for II months. She is greatly i'm
proved.
Congressman Sweet has designated
Caldwell as the town for the trial of
free delivery system in Idaho, but the
appropriation Of s212 will not make
much OF a success at free delivery,
Old timers al Boise say Cy Jacobs
"oil" Is far better for the inner man
than ST. Jacobs oil for the outer man.
They have tried Cy's and speak by
authority.
A FREE bridge over Snake river is
what everybody wants. The board Of
commissioners may put it up just
about that way, and what everybody
wants that's the thing TO favor
Get Parson Jones TO tell you about
the old Missourian who lost a fiddle
away back in the 4O's, and who reach
"a Idaho in hunt Of il at The close OF
1890. Il is better than the song OF q
clown.
Mr.. Isaac Ericson's Holstein cow i
the queen OF the range in Idaho. a
COW that gives s9t pounds of milk
dav takes the cream, the blue rihbor
and the money prize.
The Italians doing business in th'
United States had better stick to thei
peanut and banana stands and sa!
: nothing about the Malta matters
, ,hey know which side Of their orea'
is pIastered with butter.
! The ladies Of the Episcopal Gull
c solicit plain sewing: suppose me
were 10 work with the same industr
i and the same zeal for the advance
4 men, of the church, what grand fol
ward movement there would be.
4 Nj. Hobbs, OF Colorado Spring
e Colorado, is visiting Mr.. E. i. Ros
~ West side this week, and is lookiu
II the country with a view Of locatln
] near Blackfoot,
Jewhilikins what falling {
there would be In peanut vendors
q case az war between Uncle Sam az
{ italy Youbstcher life our boys wou
= eoniscate every Italian stand in tn
country.
N !, was business and purely husine
n that induced Deputy Sheriff Ross
10 take in Medicine Lodge country u
week and it will be purely busiEe
!. when he goes next time
lrl poeatello's successful ticket at Nc
ur doy,s election is as follow CouC
men Dan swinehart, D. W Chur'
No s Baker. A. f. Caldwell and "
!, Green Treasurer, J. l. Frantz' CleI
y I Gallett Assessor, Ed Carlisle.
> ,orney. ]. b. Miller Marshal W.
Hopson.
y y six men in Detroit, Michigan,
ed y tempted sleep fast Of l6s hours
w - u. Eonr fell early in the ra
~ ran i5O hours and only one |
nd hours S The two latter are insane u
Ige NAV be permanently So
~ pocatello parties claiming lots
The townslte by right Of possess
nd nrior ri, to September lst 1883, and y
ing Viii piIl he allowed to pay for same
s annraised value will be required
max make proof before Register and, and
ua,Ser o, Of the land office by publ
Is ,;an ~, n the same way that any rar
PIE, or makes final proof Of his iillnss
Methodist university circles in
den are all agog over Rev. Sam sun %,
oci- t, tailnre to report on University III
at ailac,ed in the East, Rev Sam
pril Seinp given thorough airing IN
Sen and some of the people say
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