The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1874-03-26
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ED. WoRLD:-I have come to - =. lsa
sion that i will be Of interest to !" s % ''ad.
residents Of Boise county, and the 7. ,'5 y
large. to give short. explicit .t,t.. lns'ps
CARDS matters and things pert.;. ;sa' Va
Southern part Of Boise county-Hss&
Bend, especially. 1t i. easy to Be- -. ae','''.
casual observer that, as community : "
advancing with amazing rapidity. ha.. ~ : ~ "
ally and spiritually (nore especial. @ : 's''ls:
ter)' And our standing as citizen. j.. = !!
accordingly. We are glad to oct II. :. y. M
and all are pleased with it, under /. -, .sl'
management. Several short wear, r. r'st
place came under the notice Of the NY. ~ aa
community. Being surrounded 5, ~p'
ranges. the floating population, with ths; .'''a
and e''1 associations, never infringe ups, m y
borders. We were thus made a;I ~. a'
ou'','1'' we organized our meeting, j,s
tuted lodge Of Good Templars. built !. us'
BILE house for the accommodation of .,
gatherings and school purposes, and b,, , ~
tried to make up for our isolation from ~ a'
society, by the proper enjoyment Of on, '
We are. as class, engaged in agricutu,. W.
stock raising. and have. considering III. ~.
of the winter, escaped with very l;ts., s
thus far. The weather is moderat;,. g.,
l never saw the eorks of our lamented
and therefore cannot speak knowiupI, =, -
subject Of farming.
Our town was lately surveyed and laid ri,
suitable lots. by J. H. Slater, ESQ which a.
paper. represents fourishing city; (th,, il h
be). showing our advantageous positio, g..
commercial and manufacturing purpose,
Mr.. Lee Dougherty. formerly Of Pae.r,;L
is permanently located here, and is giving ,r
eral satisfaction as our village blacksmith
Payette Lodge No. l6, l. OCT
ishing institution. and embraces anon, i,
members all Of the most prominent and ul
stantial citizens of our vicinity. Both old All
young show BY their interest in the perpetu
tiou Of the cause, how highly Temperance
appreciated in the community The mee6rs
are made interesting by literary exercises, vi
many OF our solons deligh, in this opportu,a,
to delug- their hearers with ca,araets Of d.
mos;henic eloquence. We also have "a ups,'
The Temperance Worker. published e,e! s.;
urday for the Order, by Mrs. A. E. Miner ID.
editress aud pr"prie,ress. The columns N
filled with spicy editorials essays % ienps
ance and miscellany, proving i: 10 be uudsrds
management, OF an able and efficient journalist
Our public school has an average Of ia
scholars daily. and is under the judieioss ma.
ag-men, of Miss Carrie Gwinn, ~bese pea,
sogic sway has given unbcand-d ssrsticaaa
Last November Methodist society Of sH'.
teen m~tub~rs was organized h-re. and iaruass
the energy oi our citizens, dourisaiHs saa
iay School was established. Which new re1aea
in the possession Of the hoest >gnaA! Scs"A
Library in the Territory, 10 procure ss'ea''4
subscribed With usual ioeraAty- lie geo
work il progressing vlssbly, though 'as's a's'
lew black sheep leit, enough to preserve ~
breed in all is purity.
Messrs- Perkins aud Warmer ~ii eean e''s
mining operations as sooa as Tie Wax -
permit. The prospects this year are = a~
II . greater amount Of farua ana AZ. r.
luce than ever heretofore. Al as'r1 ~
Grange question.