Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1892-07-02

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Misses Matte Behle and Matte
Hopkins have opened an Ice cream
parlor in rooms adjoining the City
Drug Store. The yonng ladies have
the thanks of this office for their kind
remembrance Of the boys at the cases.
The cupola and Gag staff on the
center building of the insane asylum
have been completed and the super
intendent expects TO have the stars
and stripes waving from that lofty
staff on the glorious old Fourth.
The father, mother and sister Of
Mrs. Mart Patrie arrived from 81 Joe,
Mo, Wednesday morning and after
spending a few weeks in Blacktoot
will visit the National Park with Mr..
Patrie's family.
Why had q barber rather shave
three Irishmen than one German Do
you give it up2 Because he would
get 50 cents for shaving the Irishmen
when he would only get Is cents for
shaving the German.
De man dat's on handshakin' terms
wild de debbil for six days ob de week,
deah breddern, an on Sunday jist fines
time 10 bow to the Lawd will discov-
er, when be looks for recognishun on
the las day, dat de Lawd doan recol-
lect him at all.
Register Perry j. Anson returned
from his vacation Tuesday evening
During his absence he attended the
national convention at Minneapolis
and visited "the old folks at home
In Wisconsin. He comes back re-
frcshed and his bright looks bespeak
the enjoyable time indulgcd in while
away.
The present term otcourt, contrary
to al expectations, has been a crowd
Cd and protracted one. The most OF
the cases were small and Of little in.
Iercst 10 the public. The term will
close this. Saturday, evening.
Rev. Mr.. Dawson will organize ,
Sunday School at ST. pauls churcI
Sunday afternoon at 3 o'clock. Al
children of Episcopal parents and al
Others not attending any Sunda.
: school are cordially invited to be pres
ent
Hon. II. Y. Johnson is on the com
ulittee TO notify Mr. Cleveland OF hi
nomination. II will be a good oppor
tunity for Mr. johnson TO explain ;
tue great leader Of the Democrat
: hosts why Idaho's delegation vote,
Q against hum at Chicago. There
8 nothing like being put right 20
know.
Senator Quay did all he could t
defeat the nomination Of Mr.. Harr
Q son, and, now TO get back into th
e field. he offers to het $4,000 tha
Harrison will be elected. A souther
Is gentleman has offered to cover III
d $4,000 and as much more as NJ
/ Quay will produce, but Mr.. Qua
|. was talking for Buncombe that's al
Hon. L. w. Beaue came In frol
Il the Chicago convention Thursda
1t morning. He is full of enthusiasm f
e the ticket He reports Indiana an
e. Illinois fairly ablaze, and every Den
er ocrat sanguine of success in both Il
,e states. The old time farmers are pu
rs ting on Cleveland Stevenson badg,
IN and are shouting for change IN 80
ernmental affairs as they have new
. shouted before.
4 "Well, go on, 60 on is Judl
Standrod's gentle and oft repeated {
der to some of the slow moving ATTIC
'h neys. They ought to he made 10 mo-
on. When an attorney goes into q
~ court room he ought 10 have his ca
! pretty well "by heart" as school b,
- would put it, and not have to stu'
ne or think It up when his case is
ly trial Few attorneys are over.crowd
e. with business To- the extent that tn
10 cannot post themselves on them
fore entering the court room.
II is rumored in Blackfoot that
- dian Agents, G. Fisher will be hefc
10 the Republican convention for the