Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-02-22
Idaho News From Her Main Cities and Towns

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The evening service at the Congrega-
tional church was appointed for mems
meeting last Sunday night Three dis
courses were made by Pocatello citizens
on subject of lntemperance, namely. by
DR. w. A. Howard, Atty. w. II. Lock-
hart aud Prof Miles i. Reed.
DEATH FOLLOWS OPERATION.
Lorin Wakefield OF Kansas city died
Sunday at the Pocatolo general hos
pital, Following an operation for PERI
tonltls. Mir Wakefield was taken Ill
last week while visiting farmer Will
liam Durand on Marsh Creek, this coun-
~. The remains We're taken to tho
Lindquist undertaking parlors, awaiting
yord from relatives at Kansas City
ON STATUTORY CHARGE.
Noah Reese of Dempsey, this county
has preferred statutory charges against
A. l.. Bell also OF Dempsey alleging
criminal intimacy with a 15-yeer-old
daughter of the former. Bell appeared
for examination last Monday before
Justice of the Peace j. NJ. Masson-
heimer, and was bound over IN $1,000
bonds. In the meantime Mr.. Bells fla
Their died q, Dempey and the young
man. was allowed to so to the funeral
accompanied by Deputy Sheriff Bur
nett McGaryey.
JURORS DRAWN.
The March term OF the district court
will convene here March . The follow
ing Jurors have been drawn: a, NJ.
Lyon. ". II. stone. u. NJ Webb W. A.
Lewis, Charles Romriel. u. II. w.
Scaddon Walter T.. James. c. L. Bish-
op. John l.. Dalton. William Kelley,
A. H. Price. Il. L. Carpenter, Theodore
Turner, George Bower y. 70 Zener. 7.
j. BloXam, Joseph Capen Martin OIL
sen. James McGreeor. Sr,, w. S. kim
ball. John Il. Woodland. John Crow
shaw, +, 4. Hauser. A, w. Service, a.
II. Beacon, John Busbe 7. Fl Horseley,
a. D. Hewlett Thomas Hargravea, II.
+. Bylngton.
PAINFUL ACCIDENT.
An accident befel w. c. Nanny, q
boiler makers helper. last Friday,
when a big chain dropped onto his
right foot He was at once taken TO
the emergency hospital on North Har-
rison avenue, where Division Surgeon
W. A. Wright dressed the injured
member.
WEDDING BELLS.
Thomas A. Fisher, of Bellingham
Wash, and Florence Olive Mel OF
Everett. Washington, We're united i'm
marriage Saturday by Probate Judge
Thos, a. Johnston,
Niels Malcomson of Taft, Blaine Co.
and Dina Olson of Boise were made
man ana wife late Monday by Rev. +
S. Lawrence of the Baptist church. The
young couple viii make Cana Prairie
their future residence.
Justice Of the Peace ]. NJ. Mason
heimer. united I'm marriage last Tues
day, James l.. Tuft of Mount Pleasant
Utah, and Miss IAona Taylor of Grand
Rapids Michigan.
Harry Westenfelden of Buffalo. n. Y
and Miss Irene Sullivan of Grace, Ida
no. were married yesterday by Probate
Judge Johnston. The bride is a sister
of Miss Julia Sullivan, county treasur-
er OF Bannock county, The groom is
employed as time keeper for the Tellu-
ride Power company near Grace.
ACADEMY CONTEST.
The Academy OF Idaho will be rep
| resented tomorrow at the academy con-
| test held at Paris, Idaho, between the
academies of Paris. Fielding and IDA
| no (Pocatello). Miss Mona Faris
| daughter of former Principal j. w
| Faris, viii contest for the short stor!
| prize.
| The basket ball contest will be parti
| citpated in by the academy team com
| posed as follows: Guy Clendennin, cap
| tain, Marshall Olson, Raymond Peter
| sen Ross Jones and Rollm Davidson.
WAsHINGToN's BIRTHDAY.
Washington's birthday will be com,
, memorated tomorrow by a special as
| sernbly. The academy orchestra will
perform. and an Grafton will be glver
! by Atty d. Worth Clark, and ex-
| Mayor W. II. Clear. after which the
school will be closed TIL Monday. Prof
| G. w Slaughter goes to Twin Falls
| tomorrow To participate as one OF the
| judges in contest between the acad-
emies of Idaho Falls and Twin Falls.
FIGHTING AMONG CREEKS.
There was free-for-all fight amcnf
the Greek car men on the rip track
| at the car shops Monday evening a.
,, the whistle slew o'clock.
| Archie Assimachus and Tom Papa
| were singled out as some of the "tav.
oIdtes" who could hold down theii
| Jobs. The former was badly heater
with a club. over the head. and bloC
| profusely.
It is claimed he tried to defent
| himself with a gun, but he was quick
~ disarmed. Tom Papas made goot
his ESCAPE, Passing shopmen had e
dodge flying missiles, second hgh
| occurred ldler IA tne pEech quarter
up town. The nstigators of the figh
will be discharged from tho payroll
as soon as their names can be obtain
ed.
! COLoRED MAN FOUND DEAD
Robert Hicks. colored, aged So. was
found dead yesterday afternoon, IL
his room at the Capitol roomtni
house. over the Resort saloon. Aftei
n thorough investigation by the sher.