Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1899-06-10
One comforting thing about the bad


One comforting thing about the bad
spring weather In Blackfoot IL: II Is
not 70 bad - In other places All our
people visiting from home want to re-
turn because OF the extreme bad wealth
or where they ars stopping.
The nne garden 1t Fort Hall Indian
Training School was almost totally
destroyed by the heavy frost Tuesday
morning. The tomato and cabbage
plants which had been trausplanted
we're all killed.
Somebody has started . report that
Market Lake hes millions OF grasshop-
pers and mosquitoes TOO numerous TO
mention. Ny countrymenl what trust
that combination forms for our neigh
bors up the road.
Heat has been intense In the East
this week. In some cities schools we're
closed 70 allow the children to escape
70 cool places 1t home. Many pros-
tratious and come deaths are reported.
Measrs. Woodruff, DcKay and Hol-
brook, soliciting committee, will pre-
sent . list covering $500 for the Fourth
Of July celebration, 1t the meeting
tonight. That shows good work for
the committee and . big time for the
Fourth.
Boise Valley had . cold time Monday
night. The thermometer fell TO 30 de-
grees and tender vegetables and fruits
fell out Of existence. The Chinese
gardeners At Boise City Lost their entire
crop Of early vegetables.
Thirty degrees OF our cold and thirty
degrees OF ST. Louis heat Tuesday,
would have made an even temperature
that would be delightful TO lovers stroll
Ing amid the flowers under the soft sill
very light Of the moon.
Six Idaho soldiers returned on the
transport City OF Puebls, from Manila
and reached San Francisco the I'd inst.
They were c. w. Bethel, Co. A; wes.
ley Walton, Co. c; ]. II. Willard Co. d;
]. T. Hines and d. Montgomery. Co.
4; and John Anderson Co. H.
Fred VoRler WAS down from Red
Rock between trains Wednesday, and
was as busy as = prospective brides
| v,oshcv. hnfa,.a tha srnddtc.. H.. A..
Vogler speaks with pride Of the good
business 10 the Salmon country.
The livery stable business In Black.
foot has been consolidated and is nov
owned and conducted by Messrs
Thomas, Jarvis q Norton. The new
nrm'hAa purchased fast teams and nc~
vehicles, aud by the consolidation have
the best equipped stables in the south.
eastern part of the state.
Blsckfoot wants good old fashioned
June wedding, such ~ our grAndmoth-
ers had. to revive socisl life aud talk
until the Fourth Of July comes. June
10 the flower OF months for . wedding
and June bride always looks 80 happy
and sweet. Where ID our little bird?
| The sheriff Of Kootenai county he,
notified the railroads running through
that county, they cannot employ JAps
who have not declared their intention
70 become citizens OF the United States
There Is = Law OF the state governing
the case and the sheriff 10 acting plainl,
In discharge OF his duty.
Safe blowers applied dynamite I,
John F. O'CoEnor's safe at Montpelier
few days ago and blew It into the shap'
OF the wreck OF the Bunker Hill mill q
Wardner. But they got nothing 70,
their trouble. Mr.. O'Connor had takeI
out his cash In the afternoon. What
waste OF force and strength for no pay
Blackfoot regrets to lose Rev. L. w
Gowen and family. They 60 to Bois'
which will be q central point In Mr.
Gowen's field OF labor and where Mis
Gowen is engaged for . term In tn,
school. THE News holds Mr.. Cover
In high esteem "a learned aud conser
vstive minister OF the gospel and
cheerful, social gentleman. Bushes
interests often take from our midst ou
beat friends.
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