Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1889-08-17
Trappers from the jackson Hole
country are laying in their winter
supplies Of food, trappings, etc.

supplies Of food, trappings, etc
The expenses OF the convention as
figured up by the secretary are be-
tween $4,000 and 100000.
Rexburg House has new sad" in
to-day's News. When travelling in
that section stop at that house.
Z. =, Pierce has accepted the posi-
tion Of farmer at Ross Fork Agency,
and will enter upon the discharge of
his duties September first.
The Blackfoot Irrigation Cos canal
wall carry fifteen thousand inches of
water, and is to be completed by the
25th OF December next.
WANTED Situation as cook after
22d Sober and industrious. Address
7. r., postofilce Blackfoot
A Mr.. Williams, of Ohio, has been
appointed superintendent Of the Fort
Hall Indian school and is expected to
arrive this week.
a party of Blackfoot pleasure seek
ers will leave Monday for weeks
hunting trip in the mountains and TO
visit Soda Springs.
A letter was received here Monday
stating that Arthur Davidson, former
" OF Blackfoot, but now working on
the Times at Albion, was very sick
and not expected to live.
Montgomery 4 Son have one mil.
lion dollars to loan on patented and
final proof lands at 10 per cent per
nnnum.
Major Gallagher, late Indian Agent
at Ross Fork will locate in Pocatello
and Supt johnson OF Fort Hall, will
open law Office in Ogden.
Cattlemen OF Montana say theiI
salvation is In the hands OF the god
OF winter II the winter be mild they
NAV pull through all right, but il
severe they foresee ruin lowering owe
them.
| Spokane Falls is being rebuilt will
wild rush. Every mar who is will
ing 10 shoulder hod or .rundle
whcelbarrow can find work
4 Albert II. Tyner, OF Chicago. ha
been appointed special land agent 70
Idaho with headquarters at Bois
CITY, and 7. J. Matthews special tin
Der agent with headquarters at Black
foot.
Bingham county failed to catch
single federal appointment this weei
but she was looking for one all tn
time.
Bellevue has recently wherease
and resolved against free lead. br
alas. does that stop it Ex-Secretar
: Of the Treasury John Sherman's ord'
Is still on file,
Pendleton, Oregon, and Gennesse
{ Idaho. have had ten thousand an
c fourteen thousand dollar fires respe
: lively this week.
The freight trains on the Utah
q Northern road have been running {
. the irregular time table of late b
cause of the scarcity of water in u
Z tanks north OF Eagle Rock.
e Mr.. T. j. Matthews. special timb
agent for Idaho, has rented dive
: ing and will move his family to Blac
. foot next month.
Montana parties were in town tn
i week for the purpose Of buying al
: shipping all the hay they could .g'
They report the hay crop very she
in Montana, and anticipate mu'
v suffering among stock this winter.
Hon. l. \. Costin, president of {
Board OF Directors of the Insane As
's INN came over from Boise City Il
I. week. He was one of the foremo
members of the constitutional CO
/. yention and is a safe and conserl
!, tive advisor in most matters of pu
e lie interest
Ayers Sarsaparrilla, bv purifyi
and enriching the blood, improves t
y, appetite, aids the assimilative proce
Y strengthens the nerves and invigora
10 the system. 1t is, therefore, the b'
and most thoroughly reliable alte
Q. tive that can be found for old a
st young,
- Mrs. Henrietta Shelton, the popuI
~ Temperance Lecturer, will spend
day. Saturday, and tomorrow In Bla'
i. foot This afternoon at 3 o'clock
as win meet the ladies of the w Z.
Il al the Baptist church and tom
J, row evening at s o'clock, will lectt
= : in the same church. Don't fail to he
"A her lecture.
A. O. Miller's orchard is wond