Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1891-06-06

IochLtllo elected the following
school board.
Chairman-L A. West.
Glerk-A w. Fisher.
Treasurer-E Edward Hasey.
There will be meeting of the citi-
zens Of Blackfoot and vicinity at the
Opera House, Saturday evening, TO
discuss the advisability of having a
big celebration on the 4th OF July.
The Gospel Service OF W. c. T.U.
at the NJ. +. Church, Wednesday eve
ming, was largely attended, and the
I programme as published in The NEWS
of last week well rendered.
/ The school board elected at Idaho
Fails Is as follows:
/ Chairman-Ch Charles Ramsey.
Clerk w. II. B. Crow.
/ Treasurer George IL storer.
Uncle Sam is going to build gran.
cries for the Indians and machine
shelters FOR their machinery at differ
ent points ON the Fort Hall reserya-
ton Uncle Sam is kind, fatherly
old man, aint hep
! Tie case Of L. ID. Wilson Of West
Side Of Snake river, which went up on
an appeal TO the u s. court has been
heard and the former judgment set
aside Mr., Wilson will straightway
be released from prison al SiouxFalls,
I South Dakota.
Al Stout an old time Idaho man
but now Of Kansas, il visiting friends
IN Blackfoot and vicinity He has
fully recovered from the effects Of the
long spell Of fever from which he
suffered last fall.
/ Constable John 7. Harris. Of Oxford,
brought three prisoners Wednesday
for coninemen, in the county Jail for
30, 20 and 10 days respectively. He
reports the outlook for his town and
valley encouraging.
/ Parson school district elected L. 7.
Rose, VIM Larocque and made tie
between II. Lalibusty and Jake Slack
for the third place District No. ~,
west side, elected A. u. Spencer. Robt
( Parsons and w. T. Duncan trustees.
I Mr. Hicks, the great weather proph.
q of ST. Louis. forecasts pleasant
weather from to-day until about the
middle of the month when big storms
are 10 follow. His predictions for
the year, 50 far, have generally been
/ true.
Mrs John Herman presented her
husband with bouncing young poll
tician early Tuesday morning and the
old gentleman is proud Of son TO
walk in the paths the father trod IN
the merry days gone BY.
The longest rainy spell ever known
in Idaho is over, aud still Bingham
county republicans have gotten no ap.
/ pointmcnts from the state capital. We
spect there will be big drouth in
votes for somebody and somebody
else next June.
County Treasurer Harry Curtis is
the latest competitor for the prize at
the coming Baby Show His better
half presented him Thursday with a
daughter whom he counts on being
/ first winner IN the race.
1 White House. Salt Lake City, Is a
capital place to stop when you are in
that city. Col. Phillips will look after
your comfort and pleasure so courte-
ously and nicely that you will regret
20 leave him.
Attorneys are tramping the street
hard between town and the court
house. Court begins the 18th and
they know Judge Standrod's easy and
childlike way Of saying; "Well gen.
tlemen, II You are not ready with this
case, it will 60 over to the next tern"
| Col. Harnaford, Manager of The
pocatello Opera House, has engaged
the celebrated Abbie Carington Grand
English Opera Company for one night
only. Night of performance to be
announced very soon Our Blackfoot
theater going people cannot afford to
miss the opportunity Of witnessing
,he performance Of this company
| Due notice OF the niuht will he given
in THE News.
LATER Tuesday evening June 16,
has been decided upon and special
train will be run that evening to ac-
commodate Blackfoot and Idaho Falls
people
/ -
A Good appointment.
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