Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1891-06-13

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having given over its regularly APP
pointed day for the Baptist service.
Gov. Wiley is mutely non-commit-
tai on the extra session of the legisla-
tnre question 1t is serious matter
with the governor but he has got TO
meet it one way or another.
The agent OF the American Bible
Society, Methodist, visited Blaekfoot
Thursday and held services in the
church that evening.
The wind storm OF Monday evening
twisted the frame work of the Metho-
dist church, Pocatello. to a circular
shape and damaged the same TO the
amount of about one hundred dollars
Payette Independent, Yenable and
Pascoe, editors, is the latest craft
launched on the sea of Idaho journal
ism. Ii starts its voyage with splen-
did cargo of select freight, and THE
News signals II with its flag for good
luck and smooth and pleasant sailing.
Remember General Armstrong; lee
ture next Wednesday evening He is
endorsed by the first men of the coun-
try, and YOU cannot afford to miss the
opportunity Of hearing him.
The editor of THn News acknowl-
edges with pleasure an invitation TO
attend Tamnany Society, New York.
celebration OF the one hundred and
fifteenth anniversary OF American
Independence.
"At the court house" is the paper
sign on every lawyers door this week
This interpreted means Judge Stand
rod IS coming with his Scriptural com
mani BE ye also ready.
johnnie Danllson is home again
from Ogden Military Academy. John
ME looks every inch the soldier in his
bright uniform, and would make a
fine front rank man in company of
United States Regulars,
The Baptist Sunday School will ap-
propriaiely observe Chrildren's Day
Sunday evening We publish the care
fully prepared programme to-day.
Count il duty you owe the children
and yourself TO attend and attend.
The kind expressions and good
wishes for TnE News in its fifth mile
, course are not lost. nor will they be
forgotten We treasure them up as
/ rubies Of great price, and, sailing on
, ward in calm or storm, will count
them incentives to greater efforts and
better things
Idaho Falls has arranged a big
/ Fourth Of July celebration. Hon. s.
r Taylor will read the Declaration Of
Independence and Atty. J. Ed. Smith
deliver the Grafton. An excellent pro.
gramme has been prepared.
Miss Jennie Taylor who has been
connected with the public schools OF
. Eagle Rock and who has stood at the
head of the class of lady teachers in
Bingham county for the past three or
, four years, has returned 10 Missouri
|. her old home BE IL said with regret
! she viii not return to Idaho again.
The Salmon City Recorder, Mrs Ada
4 Merritt, editress, has just completed
|. its 9th volume. There is more genu
! inc merit in the Recorder than is con
tanned in the name of its editress. II
: is newsy, good paper II is deserv
I ing meritorious success and we ar,
!, pleased to note that the reading peo
] pie Of Lemhi appreciate it and en-
courage II with a generous patronage
;. A splendid trial jury has been draw
# for the district court next week. Will
Judge Standrods dispatch of business
and that working jury we shall expec
!, :, the mill of justice TO grind rapid a
:" well as fine The attorneys may pre-
pare an extra supply OF handkerchief
., for mopping their brows for the per
;s spiration will roll when steam is turn
A. cd on the machinery.
A peculiarly sad case is mentione,
in the Times of Idaho Falls this week
d A Mrs, Hart and two children of In
A. dianapolis, Indiana, came out on tn
9TH, inst TO Join her husband who ha,
; settled on unserveyed land in Pal
4. Simmari. Custer county. When sh
reached the Falls she was met witt
the sad intelligence of the death o
y, her husband who had been killed
IL day or two before in difficulty owe
x his land with one Pat Kearuy whor
he killed after he himself had been II
n. tally wounded by kearney. Mrs. Har
III was without means and the good pee
Of Pile of the Falls were arranging to pa
her way back to her home in Indians