Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1888-07-07
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1hi NohiA1 N1luiuiShlplelS viii Iiutus
the registrars at their July session.
The ranchers on Upper Blackfoot
are In the midst OF their hay harvest
Next week Judge Broderick lays
seige 10 the heavy docket OF Bear
Lake county court.
A well informed gentleman from
Challis says Jim Hawley can carry
Custer county by 300 majority.
| The Board of County Commission.
ers will hold their regular quarterly
meeting next Monday.
! Mrs. Presto Burrell has placed us
under obligations for nice lot OF
currants. In luck again.
I The Star OF idaho" comes out no
bly, for Hon. james II, Hawlcy for
Delegate TO Congress.
A flock OF six thousand sheep were
driven through town Thursday morn.
/ ing bound eastward
/ Idaho politicians cannot make pres
idents but they can put in an immense
amount Of talking.
! The board Of county commissioners
will have an unusually large amount
Of business for its July term.
Rev. @. G. Siull will hold services
IN the school house at Pocatello sun
day evening
I Several new election precincts will
probably be established at the next
meeting Of the commissioners
Three new members were added to
the growing list Of Good Templars at
their meeting last Monday evening
I Gent Grccly OF the signal service
SAYS the Is, 10 and Is days of July
will be the hottest days of the sum
mer.
Miss Luna Bcckwith gave a recep-
tion TO a few invited guests on the
evening of the I'd and entertained
them most charmingly.
The lodge OF Good Templars is
growing formidable In numbers and
will ,oon be as strong as an army
with banners
II Is now concedcd that the Con
grcssional race will be between Jim
Hawlcy and Fred Dubois with the
odds largely in favor OF Mr. Hawley.
The Pocatello Reporter came out
in beautiful holiday attire on the Ith
and In style and makeup crcditable
to cur contemporary.
Mr.. Ncwcomb, OF Chailis, passed
through town this week with a very
iinc high flyer for the Challis race
track. The purchase was made in
Montana.
The rowdyism OF other days was
conspicuously absent from our streets
on the Fourth; taking Greely's advice
il had moved westward or 10 some
Va NtlI AhlNiSASHs
Dick Watson, the boss vegetable
grower on the westside, presented this
office with fine lot of early peas Sat.
urday. Thanks.
Cleveland hats are largely on the
increase in Blackfoot They are sty.
lish, fashionable and quite numerous. |
Tariff discussion is a pleasant after
noon recreation with the mercury in !
the nineties. II is so cooling and re.
freshing, you know.
Sheriff Trapp, Of Custer county, has
gone to Dillon for the stage robbers,
and is expected to have them in Black.
foot this, Friday,evening.
Next Sundays service closes the
pastoral work for this conference year
of the Rev. Mr. Stull. You are cor.
daily invited TO be present at the
service
Rev. Mr.. Stull will leave next Mon.
day evening for Missoula, Montana, to
attend the annual conference of the
Methodist church which meets In that
city next week.
Soda Springs celebrated the grand
old Fourth most becomingly At least
one thousand people participated.
Rev. Mr. Stull was orator of the day,
A capital good time was had and all
were well pleased and happy.
Services at the Baptist church Sun.
day morning and evening by the pas.
tor. Subject for the evening service,
Baptism and Religious Liberty. A
cordial invitation Is extended to all to
attend
VIM. Kirkpatrick touched the CRATE
ful chord of our nature when he
brought us yesterday large sack of
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