Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1900-06-16

for Bryan, and Vermont ~ the boy
hoods home Of Admiral Dewey. When
homo people do not want . man for
once he II not badly wanted.
There will b moro daylight next
week than in any week In the year. A
school boy says It will b the longest
week because II ID tho week Of longest
days.
Congressman Edgar Wilson has
recommended Frank z. Stewart, Of
Blsckfoot, 70 the: Naval Bureau for APP
polntmeut ~ cadet 70 the academy 1t
Anna polls.
John G. Brown, merchant. will prob
ably 60 east and buy bis fall and winter
stock Of goods before returning from
the National convention 1t Kansas
City.
II 10 not . settled fact that the Fort
Hall reservation will be opened by Sep
tember, October, November or Decem.
ber. In such matters the government
often moves slowly.
"What IL the Kingdom Of God?" will
be the subject Of the sermon II the Bap-
tist church, next Sunday evening. All
are cordially invited 70 hear ditcus-
sion of this central idea Of Christianity.
Msllhon Harvey, . member Of Co. H,
First Idaho Volunteers, has been grant
ed . pension OF $50 . month. This
brave soldier boy has been 10 the hos-
pital most OF the time since his return
from MSnilA.
The county seat He ht In Fremont will,
unquestion1bly. ovcrshadow the poll
tics Of the county in the coming cam.
paign. The party in the lead for the
county seat will dictate terms and name
the yoinccrs Of the county.
The Secretary OF the Interior has de-
cidcd he will not appoini comm issioners
To nliot lands TO Indians on the recent
ly cedcd portion OF the Fort Hall reser-
walton, but will impose the work on In
dian inspectors nov 10 the service.
The census man will fud that Idaho
range horses are rapidly disappearing
over the eastern hills. BY the next
census they will be As few aud fnr be-
tween ~ buffsioes. Eastern markets
will tskc them all.
Will Montgomery will speud few
weeks vacation on the coast. His first
objectivc point will he Portland and
thence go by the Shasta route to San
Francisco. lie will probably leave
Monday morning.
THE NEWS has been favored with
a commencement program OF Gordon
Academy, Salt Lake City. Raymond
l.. Glvens, OF BlAckfoot, is among the
speakers on that occasion. His sub
iect is East aud West"
Chairman Bassett OF the State Silver
Republican committee. authorizes coun-
ty committees 70 appoint delegates to
the Pocatcllo convention or 70 call
county conventions to elect them - II
may seem most advisable.
Three United States commissioners
were In Blackioot, Wednesday; Turner
OF Bannock, Elliott Of Fremont, and
Stevens Of Bingham. The meeting was
not by appointment but Que Of business
with the U. s. land ONCE.
Idaho Falls sent message to Sheriff
Clyne Wednesday 10 look out for fol-
low on another fellows horse. But the
fellow on tho other fellows horse, un.
like the wild man OF Borneo, didn't
come 10 town.
| The wheat crop Ia Ohio and Illinois
will be far short Of general average,
and unless rains break the drought Ia
Minnesota and the DakotAs the same
will be true 10 those states. Kansas
will take the premium for . big crop
this year.
Il 10 given out from Nampa that Col.
Dewey will take the Idaho delegation
70 Kansas City in = private car. There
is some style In that way OF travel and
there 10 no reason Why Idaho delegates
should not put on style for that occa-
sion.
When the Indians Of Fort Hall get
their nrst payment Of ol0o, 900. septem-
ber let, there will be flush times at
Ross Fork that month. On tho Neg
Perce reservation they invested heav-
lily In vehicles, but there IL no telling
what the fad will be down here.
A visitor to Blackfoot who has seen
much Of the United States, said today
"lf Blackfoot had more and better side
walks, electric lights and water works,
II would be one Of the most charming
little towns In the West"
Mics Amelia Frost who has done more
and better missionary work for the In
dinua ~ thn Eort u.ll ..c.n~..sg>~ ~ . :.