Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1891-07-04
Home Made News.

Friday, evening.
Blackfoot will celebrate the Fourth
enthusiastically. A big crowd will be
in attendance,
W. b. George, clerk Of Logan Coun-
~ gave us pleasant call Thursday.
Ranchers have begun cutting and
stacking their frs. crop Of hay.
The indications are that there will |
he some good horse races here on the
Fourth The racers are now under
going their daily training.
The big cattle cases which have
been postponed from time TO time 10
court are SET for the 7th inst
Ninety per cent Of Idaho towns will
observe the Fourth with speeches,
music, horse racing and fire works
Editor Eichelberger OF the Poca-
tello Herald, came up Tuesday and
clasped hands with old friends at
Blackfoot
Post Falls, North Idaho, is to have
u match factory. The building is in
! process Of construction.
I Miss Morgan, teacher At Fort Hall
i Indian school, has resigned and re.
turned 10 her home in Illinois.
Governor Wiley is again at bis
Office in Boise hayiog returned from
a visit 10 his old home in North Idaho
Charles NJ Phelps was lucky man
in escaping with sentence Of four
years IN the penitentlary for the kill.
| ing % Heber West at Pocatello last
December.
The sold, rainy season has broken
It's arrangements with Idaho and we
are getting back 10 first summer prin.
ciples again.
A lady whose baby viii be on exi-
hiiion at the show says the mother
who will not exhibit her baby for the
prize iaciuy admits that, even in her
own judgment, her baby could not be
winner.
Sheriff Smith left Friday morning
for Boise with Eve prisoners for the
State penileniiary.
wANrED-About forty or fifty men
and bows 10 take part In the Horrihles
procession July 4th Apply TO l.. W.
West al once,
Mr.. Geo. johnson, industrial teach
er at Fort Hall Indian school has re
signed and Wiliet Trgo succeeds tc
his place.
The sentiment IN democratic circles
today is whoever may be second on
the ticket in 1892 Cleveland will b'
FIRST
When Cleveland was president th'
treasury vaults were weighted down
with a surplus OF millions and millioni
now they are as light as feather, ant
with wings could fly away.
HoRRrBLKs TAKE NorIcE-We vii
meet al Q o'clock sharp at Berryma'
& Rogers barn to dress for parade
The Young ladies and little girls vii
meet at o o'clock at the school house
The district court adjourned at
late hour Tuesday evening until tn
7th inst. and Judge Standrod left o
G Wednesday for hiss home at Malad'
Bishop Talbot, missionery bisho
Of Idaho and Wyoming, has been ele'
ted bishop Of Georgia This is VOL
. thy promotion Of good man.
! Attorney J. W. Eden is credite
U. with having made an able argumeF
IN the case Of Boqua VS. Carter fC
Commissioners salary. The law pr
sented by him in the case went rigl
to the quick and was an eye open'
= to the attorneys for the plaintiff.
The school board for this, Blacl
- foot district at its meeting Saturda
elected teachers for the intermedial
and primary departments Miss II,
IIubbcll for the intermediate and Nh
Cora sin for the PRIMARY department
Rev. Lyons extends cordial inv
,ation To all residents OF Blacktoot
attend the special service At Bapt'
church Sunday evening SUBJECT y,
discourse 1.-The American Ark-I'
Ballot box.
q For pure. unadulterated originali
" il his line Joe Rich, of Montpeli'
can take the premium from any M
who exhibits wares at country -
Having OCCASION, this week to wr Y,
q % Hon. Frank W. Beane on lana o'
\. mess he directed his letter rs toiioV
rra x,oarmAarEwR.