Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1899-10-21

storm. In many orchards late crops Of
peaches were ungathered and the
weight OF the heavy snow added TO
their weight ruined the trees.
Attorney General Hays has gone 10
Washington In n matter growing out Of
the arrest OF one OF the county CON-
missioners OF Shoshone county at the
time OF the general arrest OF the
rioters.
How common II ls for people TO blame
others for things for which they them
selves are solely responsible. We never
saw man get on the wrong train at a |
union depo. withou, blaming the CON-
pany for his mistake.
Earl Houck who has been salesman
for ID. IL. Biethan for number OF years
10 10 leave in few days for weiser. His
place will be Oiled by an experienced
salesman from Omaha.
Captain whitting,on and Lieut..
Kane, OF Co. G, aud Lleut. Tschudy, Of
Co. Y, and sixteen non-eommissioned
officers and men Of the companies At
tended the funeral Of Bugier Fred j.
Taylor.
Receiver Rich, OF the Idaho Canal
company, has let the oon,rac, OF con.
struction Of the reservation canal from
nt. f.,s,e Rtx.x o.. D... Ls,..Lx fS..s,L /, ~
Corey Bros., who begin work this
week.
DIR. Rocker, OF Poca,cllo, came up
Tuesday 10 attend the funeral OF Bngier
Taylor, bu, was recalled Immediately
by telegram to relieve a patien, 10
danger OF being choked by boue In
hls throal
Admiral Dewey Is The highes, rank
Ing naval or military officer In the
service Of the United States. Relatively
Ap admiral ranks with a full general.
The Tact that our highest military
officer Is major general. aud General
Miles holds tina, rauk, then Dewey
stands two step. Ia rank above Miles
MIR. pcwey, Of Gray's Lake, a cousin
Of Admiral Dewey was in Blackfoot Mon
day prosecuting u conics, In the lsnd
ofsiee. Mr. Dewey came To Utah In ls@I
and has led an active, busy life all these
years. Although In bis 18th year,
Father Time has dclt kindly with him
and he 10 - well preserved - II he had
never seen . calendar With bis Goth
birthday.
Mesdancs Fisher. Cleveland, Soule
and scavers, Of the Red Cross society OF
Pocaielio. who arc praised everywhere
for the noble work they have done Tor
ihc Idaho volunteers, attended the
funeral of Bualcr Fred Taylor at Black
foo, Tuesday. These ladies came a.
minis,ering messengers bringing com
for, to the afflicted family and offerings
OF fragrau, flowers 10 memory OF the
soldier dead.
The floral decorations for the funera
services OF Bugler Fred Taylor were
elaborate and some OF thea were cx
auisi,ly beautiful. Some were sent b,
|. Mrs. Boomer, "Mothcr OF the Rcgi
/. mcnt," some by friends in San Fran
cisco, some by the ladies OF the Re'
!. Cross Of Pocatcllo, some by member
OF Co. G aud others BY friends In Black
foot.
The six Inches Of snow fall In the Pa
|, Iouse country last week did great dam
age TO frui, trees aud crops Ia tho field
In many orchards trees were heavil
! laden with apples and the limbs wer
torn from the trunk like Topping knii
c had been used to cut them OF. In som
fields late wheat had not been haryeste
= and fax crops had not been cut an
l. these were so weighted down that the
:. cannot bc saved. The loss Is yer
If great.
Judge Rich will begin his fall teri
!. of court ut Salmon City next Monday
.. From experiences OF the trip la
e spring IL Ia safe to ssy his stenographe
had rather take all the testimony In
the cases on the docket than the stag
= ride over the divide. Last spring sh
!" went out "an innocent abroad" will
. out macintosh, oycrshoes, muule
furs, blankets, storm coat or anythin
N pertaining 70 winter wear at that la
ic season aud encountered rain, siee
le snow, mud, wind, diminutive blizxar
10 = stormlct, y freezing spell and ct ceter
and she has been drcading "over u
divide" from that term OF court 70 u
:. one which begins next week.
I'D rhsahs. Madamcs Ed and AL Criswe
re .Istors, and the son AMI daughter Of u
latc Fred ]. Taylor have requested III
Ia NEWS to convey their sincere than
mo- TO all who have sympathized with 'hc
in their deep atllIction, ana VINO
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