Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-10-19
Idaho Items.

SHELLEY, Idaho, Oct i5.-rhe past
week has been somewhat cold with
high winds. Friday night, the .s,h
ult., was a very cold one. The Ice was
n quarter of an inch thick. Sunday,
the s0lh, was very little different from
an August day. Today 1t IL bluwing
gale and tho weather looks dismal
and gloomy.
Our Sunday schools were abandoned
last Sunday owing 10 tho sunday
school entertainment At Iona, Idaho,
where most OF our brethren aud sls-
tiers and their families hsvs gone.
As tho morning advanced aud the
mist cleared away on the morning OF
October let, We saw tue mountains
well cUated with snow. About | p.n.
the rain came down In torrents stop.
ping all work Of the threshefs Tor n
lime.
1 think all those who have thteshod
are satisfied with the number OF
bushels turned out. IL moi they ought
TO be. Potatoes look grand and src Of m
excellent qualify.
had come littis conversation with a
Utah gentleman whom / found Poo.
peciinE In thO golden sands Of ldano.
He told me he had expended since
last May some sl,5yJ aud hrt
not got 20 cents bsok siuco lac
started. He said he had n good 10.
cation 10 get the precious mutsl lie
10 not the only Individual tnal has met
with poor success.
Many OF tho "Jerusalom pOpleaO I
tpigsl have made good their escape |
- H.
ing great destruction among squAsh
aud other vegetables.
Sister Chloe q. Wilcox, from Ly.
man, IL here at shelley, ON q visit to
her sick uncle, Bro. Boyd Wilcox.
Bro. John w. Herbert, OF Shelley,
has potatoes weighing from three
Iounds up TO five pounds aud a quar-.
tor each. He has u spisndld crop.
Shelley has, this pat week, put me
a.mind a 5pilaifield OF q vsat |
osfoon E,dteis, owing " rus Number
VI wagons going wnth their potatoes |
and gram. All have been very buoy |
this past week and 10 will be- some tine |
before the rush OF business Ia over.
A. Shelley on Oct. II insTs was mar.
ried by w. ii. Crandall, Justice Of Vie
peace, bir. Henry Miller, OF Tay or
ward, 10 Miss k0te r.. HubAi q, OF
A hoe, OF irisnds wiahed
tho young couple prosperous maIri-
lnonial life.
Last TnursdAy evening n meeting
was held ~ Brother w. II. CiandaiPs |
TeAidence regarding tho erection OF u |
district school hOusu. IL WAS agreed |
by all who attended that the building
will Ason be begun.
Two more now buildings aTe added
TO this place, with COCA nvighbon IN
thnm.
Most Of the farmers, should thlnk,
around hers are well pleased with the
goodness VI the Lord Ia giving them
such crops. There are now six car
loads ot prUducib on the sidB track
resuiy TO be pulled out.
Sunday, tho IAN, was rne but
WINDY.
Our prairie musicians gave us call
laht night In uumtefs. The cUyO o.
are Ieheaning Tor the wiuieT season.
Their singing 10 loRg way from being
entertaining.
Our beloved brother Boyd Wilcox l.
still on his sick bei, anu 10 very loa.
His auiienngs ate grsat bus he IL Ca m
anu patient. On frilay ME wife anu
children stood weeping by bis bedside
thinking his last mOmenla hAl
come, lut the EluefH Administered 10
him anO no reused up HgAin, and IN
still alive and on n lair way " Tecoy.
cry. We are Ia good hopes he will
pull through. sister Felix Hubanu
has given Brother Boyd goou treat.
mont and nurhing. DR.. Jones, Of
Idaho Falls, has been attending him
for an I'll ouon Of tue stomach.
A few uaya ago T.. J. Hancock met