Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1899-06-03
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Acktoot will send large delegation
Dcatello today. It Is circus day
Ill the good mothers will want
children TO see the elephant.
INT overlook the matter OF the
Ol election next Monday. 1t Is i'm
ant for the life OF the school that
special tax should carry.
OF. Pike, principal OF the Blackfoot
Ol, IL summering ut Dillon. Mon
B. and Mrs. Cleveland have left
Dcetoa for Buzzard's Bay, where
will spend the summer.
wsiisn planters want to introduce
10 labor on their plantations. In
80 they will be planting seeds Of
BILE, which will grow up and pro-
an abundant harvest later on.
les Ella Gowcn, teacher In the
ekfoot school, has been elected In
OF the schools in Boise City.
pr i25 consecutive days the mines
Dg the South Park railroad, Colo
,, could not ship ore on account Of
y blocksdes.
Alfred Giveas came In on Fridays
10 from Stanford University, Cali
Din. He IL la excellent health and
coaditlos for u good summer vaca-
p the month OF May the land officials
ON record i36 homestead entries.
~ tells hos the country Is being
Ned.
II. Sherman, \ large music dealer
Butte, Montana, WAS In Blscktoot,
nday. locking after land business.
Commissioner Bassett has gone to
Dchi,a. Kansas, To be present at the
citing OF the Trans-M Mississippi con-
pss.
Judge Arney, OF the state land de-
rtm-n,, WAS ia 3lsnkfoot Sunday.
J had been la Bear LAX. and FIRE.
"a, counties looking after the sale OF
sool lands.
Mr.. j. W. Chapman aud family are
wn from Butte aud will settle on the
r ranch on the Wolverine. Mn.
Apipan Is daughter OF the late
dye Sample Orr.
George Lindsay has returncd from
J tao weeks visit To Bois. and may
found nj his old dcsk In the expires.
Ice. Mrs. Lindsay and baby will RE-
In In Bois. for u fes weeks longer
i possibly all the summer.
Miss Tanner, Of Mountaiuhome. has
en- elected teacher la the Blackfoot
TOOL for the next term. She will have
arge OF the room over which Miss
wen presided las. term. Miss Gowen
u go 10 Boise.
,ofae clocks strike the hours, and
nc tell the time OF day only with
,ir HANDS. SO 1t IL with some people:
- blow their horns TO tell the world
at they are doing, and others press
quietly and modestly working all
time and saying nothing about IL.
Fort Hall Indian school observed
corstion Day with appropriate lit
Try and musical exercises. In the
ernoop the little graves ION the hill-
rc covered with beautiful and fra
lut flowers such AS the old.timc red
n OF the forest saw but never nppre.
ted or cultivated. SO much for cd.
ltion-
lookout tno, gu the summit OF Look.
Mountain, near Chattanooga. Ten n,
ich WAS built Mt an expense OF be-
zen 100000 and s35o, 900, has been
d To the National Order OF Railway
nductors. a part OF the building
l be used Rs home and sanitarium
disabled and aged members OF the
Ter, and "a school will also be main
ned there by the order.
No greater compliment can be paid
a vile than the one recently paid
wife by Minister Choatc at Lon
a dinner. Being asked: "If not your.
I whom would you rather bc?a and
lie studying for an answer. MIR.
oatc caught the eye Of his wife who
Watching for his reply, and prompt.
said: al had rather be the second
sbaud Of Mrs. Choatc."
\ prominent statesman says that a
n In office who could bring himself
utter the simple words, "That IL
ong," would carry his point In coun.
though everybody had been against
n. This was not always effected In
case Of the late justice Of the su.
sme court, but u distinguished law.
: af'irms that he would rather have