Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1901-05-25
THE VERY LATEST NEWS
Collected from the Harvest Fields of
Town and County.

God pity the man who has nothing TO
do.
challis Is arranging for big 4th OF
July celebration.
Blackfoot IL still short ON residences
for newcomers.
Indian Agent Caldwell was up from
Ross Fork, Thursday.
Register Thomas went north on Fri
day mornings train.
Col. Ferguson and wife are at the Will |
lans' hotel, Soda Springs.
Mrs. II. B, Garletz will accompany
her husband TO Cape Nome.
.. w. Clendenin aud son, OF the West
Side. were Boise visitors "Wednesday.
Miss Scott, eouaty superintendent,
visited the school at Tilden, Tuesday.
An adiourncd term OF the district
court viii be held at Blackfooi, June 10.
w. w. Mcdonald went to Ogden,
Thursday, for a day or two's business
The commencement at tbs State
university Is ANNOUNCED for the "a week
Ia June.
r.. W. Exum, formerly Of the Oregon
Short Line service, WAS mp from Ogden,
Thursday.
soda Spriags reports the arrival OF
about 10 sheepshearers for work 10
that vicinity.
Attorney \. II. Clark has gone TO
Boise 10 argue d case before the
supreme court.
Al Stout, owing 10 the condition OF
his wife's health. will not go 70 Cape
Nome this season.
Two frcighters with II horses and
four Wagons each, pulled out Tor Gus.
Ter, Thursday.
Col. John G.. Brown returned from u
Is days visit 10 Custer county, We'd
ncsday afternoon.
Hicks, The weather man, did not mis-.
IL when b. predicted u cold spell from
the 2uth 10 the 23d.
Ii Is ~ bitter as quinine To some peo
Pile away 20 know that Blnckfoot Is live
ly, healthy and growing.
Mrs. Judge Sample who was so rritt
cally III few days ago as To alarm th'
family. Is recovering rapidly.
When man goes without his dinne
to do you favor place his name at th'
top Of your list Of friends.
Today, Saturday, will be Issue day n
Ross Fork. The ladies will serve straw
berries aud cream 20 visitors.
Mrs. w. G. johnson, George u. Hol
brook aud r. l.. Dokay have place
telephone connections In their resi-
dences
Johnnie Toombs, Frank Lamb an
Others, the last of the seasons Nomeite'
left this week for their rich claim |
the field OF gold.
Rev. w. G. Pr!ce left Thursday morl
ing for Chicago and other Faster
points. He will be abseut from h
charge about three weeks.
The sHury Of the postmaster at p
catello has been Increased from sls'
TO $1,000. This Is the largest increai
of any office Ia the State,
Kansas wants 10000 men for Its IL
mense wheat harvest. The season b
gius June 10th. Prices range fro
II si.50 to $3.50 day aud board.
A special meeting OF the Mason
Grand Lodge has been called FOR ne
Sunday al Boise, where the funeral So
vice Of Grand Master Golden will
held.
Tom Sagers, formerly Blaekfc
boy, but for the past -four years an e
ploye on the Times Herald at Burr
Ore. Is visiting his brother and I
friends 10 Blaekfoot.
# james McTucker, of Black foot, Is I
I'M father OF school trustees Ia Idaho.
has been In service almost c0ntinua
81 since the first school was established
the town.
This month Is record breaker
desert entries In the local land otfi
The entry book will show the larg
number since the Office was establish
at Blackfoot.
Thomas Jenkins, OF Bannock cout
one Of the pioneers Of old Oneida 90
ty, is dead. A number Of BinghA
old settlers will remember Mr.. Jenk
He WIS good citizen.
Bert Pierce, formerly a Black
boy, Is reported seriously sick
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