The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1906-01-05
IDAHO STATE NEWS

and establish Unitarian church
Nampa
An aerie of Eagles was organized
Nampa last week with sixty chart,
members.
The debate between the Weiser ar
Payette high schools resulted in a vi
tory for Weiser.
The people of Kootenai county wei
never before so prosperous, and neve
SO confident respecting the future.
Edward Costic, of Van Wyck, ha
the misfortune to break his left lie
below the knee, his horse falling upo
him.
Preparations are already afoot 70
next years meeting of the Nationa
Irrigation congress, which will be he'll
I'm Boise.
Educators from every portion of tn,
state attended the meeting of thu
Idaho State Teachers association IL
Boise last week.
Malad has been connected with the
Outside world at last by railroad and
1t is now possible to travel to and from
that point on the cars.
The Caldwell Manufacturing COM
,pany, makers of brooms and mat
tresses, has resumed operations. The
factory had been under attachment.
Weiser is to. have brewery, work
son the building to begin next week.
The cost of the building and equip.
ping the plant will be about $4,000.
Since the opening of the Minidoka
and Twin Falls tracts at least 10000
people have located on these two
tracts, and others are coming in daily.
Masked bandits entered the home of
Faster D. Williams, at Meridian, and
robbed him Of all the money in the
house, only few dollars being Sc.
cured, however.
The Corbin railroad, which will be
built from Spokane to a point a few
miles from Rathdrum, thence east
ward to Standpoint, will be a great
boon to Kootenai county.
AS the result of an alteration at a
dance at Midvale, about thirty miles
from Weiser, Bert Barber stabbed
Charles Malcomb in the left breast,
inficting wounds which may prove ia.
tai.
William Thompson of Pearl, had
the misfortune to fall on the icy pave.
ment and break his shoulder bone.
The uneven streets have caused
number of serious accidents this win.
ter.
John H. Ireton, OF Boise, has a re-
markable fowl at his place. 1t is
beautiful hen, cross between leg.
horn and wild grouse. He hopes to
secure new breed which will be very
valuable.
Attorney Ira Kenward of Payette
says he will bring suit again Payette,
asking $4,000 or $4,000 damages for
alleged false Imprisonment on order
of City Magistrate George Gray, for
contempt of court
Mrs. Fred Moves, aged 80, wife of a
well known Grangeville citizen, CON-
mitted suicide by taking a large |
amount Of strychnine, while at the
Grangeville hospital. Continued i'll
health led to the deed.
A creamery is to be established at
HALEY The stock has been subscribed |
by local parties, and the plant will
cost $4,000 The creamery will be the
means Of preventing thousands of dol
lars being sent out of HALEY.
BY recent order of the city coun-
Gil the saloons of Culdesac must re-
main closed during church hours on
Sunday. Another ordinance forbids
the playing of musical instruments in
the saloons between the hours of 9
p. m. and Z a. m.
I. V. Opie, farmer, living near
Meridian, was killed by runaway
team. The team ran to the house,
and when members of the family went
to look for the unfortunate man they
found him lying in the road with his
head and chest crushed.
John Clark and Jimmy Crowder,
Two boys about 10, got into a quarrel
at White Cross. Clark struck Crow.
Ter, whereupon Crowder made for him
with knife, cutting fearful cash in
lis arm. Eleven stitches were re-
luired to sew up the cash.
Everything indicates that the COM
ng year will be one of much activity
n the Owyhee county mines. A num-
49,