The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1904-12-23
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from the original idea Of navigation by ships on the surface Of
M wafer that 90 before the wind they build ships to combat
The winds and currents and add to that the submarine boat and
the airship that transports him to the SKIES
In view these things it no wonder that the representatives
Of benign have placed great industrial school at
place referred TO- and that the appointed time representative
citizens met to inspect the institution and to give the aenal
handhake to the the hundreds Of boys and girls who swamed
its halls glad Of the opportunity meet and visit with the race
Of builders and to them social equality on the dancing
floor where the sons Of Red men ripped the light fantastic with
their white sisters the Indian orchestra furnishing the sweet
strains that filled the building from balcony banquet hail.
One Of the purposes Of this social event being cultivate
the Indians the social amenities cast aside, and all
met in the fullest fellowship that natural differences and environ
ments would permit AT ten o'clock informal luncheon
spread for the guests and al one the goodng exchanged
on the balconies.
The work Of the school is under the direction Of Major A.
F. Caldwell superintendent c. A. Churchill assistant supernten
dent Mrs c. A. Churchill matron Dr. Poole, agency physician,
W. F. Haygood clerk the Misses Ida Palmer Dorcas Harvey,
Elizabeth Ramsey instructors
The Buildings were erected at cost Of about $4,000
with Daniel Raymond Of Backfot superintendent Of
This . said to be he best equipped school and buildings
in the whole Of the Indian service nothing having been spared
that was needed to make complete and durable Major and
Mrs. Caldwell and their whole corps Of assistants entertained
royalty this occasion Joe Raney with his Non Miss Raye
at the piano. Mr. Little Chief and Mr. Leveng and the Others
Of the Indian Band acquitted themselves nicely and Mr. Little
Chief has won especial attention by the production Of some
beautiful crayon work souvenirs which the guests found at their
plates on being seated the dining The following
list Of the guests
From Pocatello---Dr. and Mrs. O. B Steey, Mr. and Mrs.
/. J. H. Brady Mr. and Mrs. D. W. Church, Mr. and Mrs VIM
N. McCany, Mr. and Mrs. G. H. Omstead Mir. and Mrs
Oscar Sonnekab Mr. and Mrs Robert ]. Hayes Mr. and Mrs.
]. H. Beam Mrs. Thos F. Terrell Mrs. Wilbur S. CLANCY
Mrs D. w Standrod Misses Duddeson, Caldwell, CottereI
Rosa Falk and Churchill
From the Agency---Maor and Mrs A. F. Caldwell, Nh
w. F. Haygood Mr. and Mrs. Evans Dr. and Mrs Poole Mr.
and Mrs. c. E. Thum, Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Pyke, Mr. and
Mr.. Arthur Thomas Rev. and Mrs. James Mcpherson, Mr.
and Mrs D. R. Nelson Mr. and Mrs Frank Nelson Mr. and
Mrs. JOS Raney, Mi. and Mrs. Ed Lavata, Mr. and Mrs.
Harry Hutchinson and Miss Agnes Raye.
From the Training School--M. and Mn. c. A. Churchill
Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Branard Mr. and Mrs Little Chief, Mr.
and Mrs. Levi Levenng MIR. and Mrs E. R. Famam Mr. and
Mrs. Cha Faulkner, Mrs. Eli J. Palmer Miss Matte Head,
Miss Ida l. Palmer, Miss Carrie Roye Miss Elizabeth Ramsey
Miss Dorcas Harvey and Mr. Fred La Rose.
From lnkom--Mr and Mrs. G. E. Stewart and Miss Steely
From Backfoot--Mr and Mrs Daniel Raymond, Byrd
Trego and Miss Coumenh