Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-11-22

wlll be Thanksgiving Day, and then
little later Christmas and next the,
year will be gone.
The remains Of seventy-nine sol.
dlers buried at Fort Lapwai, Nez
Perce county, have been removed to
Vancouver Barracks, Washington.
Young Mr. King, clerk elect of Ada
county, and the young democrat who
won the proudest victory In the state
at the October election, spent Monday
in Blackfoot.
Fairies hotel and saloon at Market
Lake burned Wednesday morning at
. o'clock. The origin OF the fire is
an nnsolved mystery. Everything
except a small quantity Of bedding a
total loss.
The dance at the Opera House last
Monday evening was much enjoyed
hy all present Bill Dineen prompted,
Markers band furnished music aud
Herman Stufilebeam's dog the fun.
The attention Of our readers is re-
spectfully called to The Idaho House
"ad" 10 to-day's News and the public
is recommended to give it a trial.
United States Attorney Wood. Uni
ted States Marshal Wilson, and Depu-
IL Standard, Of Nez Perce, and Clerk
Richardson, are in town to-day.
4 wreck Of freight train ON the
old wreCking ground between Camas
and Dry Creek occurred Wednesday.
Seven cars were thrown from the track
None OF the crew hurt
The ladies OF the Baptist church
and their friends have prepared nice
programme OF music and readings for
Thanksgiving evening, and extend an
invitation TO all their friends TO spend
a social hour with them. Come at
s o'clock Refreshments will be serv.
ed; no admission fee, collection will
be- taken.
AT the Baptist church next Sunday
evening, Rev. Mr. Lyons will preach a
special temperance sermon for the
Good Templars. The people of town
and vicinity are cordially invited to
be present The Good Templars will
attend ia 4 body.
G b. Wheeler, administrator of the
Burgess estate, sold one.half interest
in the Eagle Rock mill Monday for
$s.sT5. G. G. Wright, the enterpris.
ing manager Of the Coop Machine
Co. store being the purchaser
NoTrcE Stockholders OF Columbia
Building and Loan Association al
Blackfoot, are requested 10 pay Their
dues for October and November
W. II. DASILsoS. Treas
The Kaintuck Bugle OF the 20th
inst states that Johnnie Hutchcson
had stabbed Pete Hunt. Of the II
Cattle Co, in 80 places and chat Hunt
was lying very low from said wounds
There is not one sclntilla of truth in
the statement. Mr.. Hutcheson is or
duty as gua.d at the court house anc
Mr.. Hunt is with his herd on tbs
range
Gov. Shoup's Thanksgiving Procla
nation is an elegant document of th'
kind. 1t is practical, enumeratins
many OF the blessings vouchsafed tC
us. it is chaste and elegant in its die
ton and is free from that verbiag'
and high sounding platitude that
spoils the proclamation of SO many
chief executives, The fact is; it il
par excellence.
The Idaho House furnished an ele
| giant supper for the dance at the ope
m House Monday evening. lt was tn
opening meal Of this new hostelry ant
the stvle in which 1t was served ant
the menu was proof positive that min
host, Mrs. Garlitz, though a novice il
this line, fully understands how T.
cater to the cultivated taste of th
public,
The school board has provided eacl
department of the school with wal
blackboards, long felt necessity, ,anC
the teachers can now accomplish NOR
and better work So far the schoo
work is giving general satisfaction
and the patrons and friends are mani
Testing heretofore unknown interes
by frequent visits to the school
Programme of Thanksgiving servic
10 be held in the Methodist church
In A. M, Thursday, Nov. 9th;
Anthem by The Glee Club.
Read Proclamation and scripture
by Rev. G, G. Stull
Singing, hymn No. 1854
PRAYER, by Rev A. H. Lyons.
Singing, hymn No. 1903.
Sermon by Rev. A. II. Lyons.
STAGING HYMN No. 1889.