The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1905-11-10
IDAHO STATE NEWS

Prairie.
Seven Sunday schools were repre-
scented in rally held in the Baptis
church at Notus.
The school census of Boise would
indicate that the capital city now ha.
? population of $4,000
The Sunday closing agreement al
Grangeville took effect last Sunday
and the lid will be kept on in the fu
ture.
The sugar people at Nampa are
making arrangements for beginning
the work of construction of the fac.
tory.
Mrs. Joseph Holland and son were
thrown from buggy during a run.
away at HALEY. Mrs. Halland being
badly scratched up.
The Commercial club committee, ap.
pointed to solicit subscriptions to
erect a hospital at Twin Falls, are
meeting with good success.
1t is predicted that by the Fourth
OF July next all the work by the con-
tractors on the big Minidoka canals
will have been completed.
One threshing machine in Long val.
ley has threshed 1888 bushels OF
grain this season, and there were five
other machines working in that sec.
ton.
Sucker Flat, in the Twin Falls dis.
trict, lost its euphonius name last
week when the farmers association
changed the name to Maroa by a ma.
jority Of one.
Isaac Mcfarland, the Forest hotel
keeper, lies dead, and his wife is in
critical condition, as a result of gun
shot wounds, inflicted by Mcfarland
while he was intoxicated.
Explosion of blast by slow fuse
in the lower tunnel of the California
mine, in the Seven Devils district, ser,
iously injured two miners, Edward
Fulp and Frederick Powell.
Arthur Burns of Meridian, one of the
four young men who Carry Nationized
q saloon at Meridian, has been re,
LEASED from the county Jail after hav.
ing served 29 day sentence.
, David Heron, who came to the
Boise basin in 1863, died last week at
Boise He had been four times cleo,
ted as county commissioner, and |
served term as county auditor and
recorder.
Henry Snyder, living near Boise, is |
dead from injuries sustained by being |
thrown from horse, followed by being |
thrown from a wagon during a run.
away as he was being taken to the
hospital.
A meeting of the Idaho Wool.
growers association has been called
to be held in Weiser on December 10,
at which it is expected a number OF
important matters will come up for
consideration.
One hundred gold medals were
awarded Idaho exhibitors at the Lewis
and Clark exposition. Silver medals
we're awarded to Az exhibitors, bronze
medals to As, and "a exhibits received
honorable mention.
At Muldoon, town twenty miles
east Of HALEY, George M. Miller, a
well known sheep man, shot and ser.
iously if not fatally wounded his
brother-in-law, Al Moran, in a dispute
over some dipping watts.
Zibe Morse and Hugh Dearborn
have been landed in jail at Weiser, it
being alleged that they are members
If an organized band of cattle thieves
hat have been operating in tn eastern
part of Oregon and this state.
District Judge Stewart, of Boise.
asst week held that native Of Japan
,annot become citizen of the United
States. This decision was rendered in ,
he case of G. S. Tanaker a Jap, who
applied for admission to citizenship
If Ada county.
A Moscow dispatch says Ernest ,
)riskill, prisoner in the county jail, :
las informed Sheriff Robbins that I
ohm v. Gideon, convicted of high t
way robbery, admitted he was guilty !.
f holding up the stage near Council. t
daho, on July 7. :
Mr.. ]. ]. Petty who has recently re-
urned from California where he has
cen investigating the alfalfa mills, is
,aking preparations to build one at
caldwell. He says that the mills are s
n entire success and thinks them a X
lost profitable investment. t
Almost immediate Instruction OF r
he lewiston ranget4s railway by !
le Northern Pacific and the choice '
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