Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1889-11-09
IN OUR TRAPPER's TRAP,

Major Jack Anderson, Of Eagle
Rock, has gone east
Clerk A L. Richardson left ou last
Thursday morning for Boise City.
The new court house at Dillon has
been completed.
/ George Morgan has taken charge
q the school al Chesterfield.
4 broken rail near Camas ditcbed
freight train last Monday afternoon
Hon. Mr. Badley. OF Caldwell, spent
several days OF the week in town.
Mrs Geo @. stull is visiting her
father IN Bate City
District Court adjourned Saturday
evening until December 2d.
About seven per cent OF the vote
cast 50 far as heard from was against
the constitution.
Alrs. Jnle Bassett and daughter
Annie, returned from Salt Lake CITY
Tuesday evening
Christmas is coming and the Sab.
bath School children are beginning TO
discuss Christmas trees
With al the tlne hunting OF the fall
no one has brought any venison TO
this market
Indian Agent Robbins, recent ap.
p0inicc of uucle Ben, has taken
charge Of the Nez Perce Indians.
Butter aud eggs. for three weeks,
hate been like hears between Black.
foot and Fort Hall, hard TO find.
Col Eaton, writing us from Oxford
says, every taxpayer voted against
the constitution.
Judges and clerks of election Ia
Cassia county were paid by private
subscription.
Poy,y dozen oranges reward FOR the
return of our little bird ia his usual
communicative mood.
A social dance will be given this,
Friday evening, November sth, at the
Opera House
s q. Fisher. Indian Agent at Ross
Fork, has becn reported quite sick
all the week, but is improving now.
Examination OF teachers desiring
to teach Ia the public schools OF the
county. will take place to-day.
One hundred and twenty four car
loads of freight were moved out of
Granger ia one day last week.
With a free bridge over Snake river
Blackfoai would catch all the trade
from the Lost River country.
Eli IL coming back into the demo
cratic fold again. Tuesday was a
''sii thar day for the boys.
Wyoming cast less than ten thous.
aud votes Tuesday. That number
will hardly win statehood,
The ladies Of the Methodist church
will give a Social Pie Party at the
parsonage, Friday evening, November
sth. Everybody invited.
D. II. Beiihan has just received a
car load Of very fine eastern apples
which he Is selling very cheap Call
and get barrel for only $3.50.
Mr. s,ull. father Of Rev. G. c. Stull,
left for his home In New Jersey last
Thursday morning.
n United States Attorney Sweet be
appointed Judge for the First district
OF Idaho, who will be appointed attor-
ney? That's a puzzlcr.
An impression prevails in Wash
inaton that Mr. Harrison will not
make many more important appoint
ments until congress convenes.
Judge Berry's water decisions have
put many "unruly members" in rapid
motion in the district, and they are
not quoting poetry either.
If the first election news over the
wires he true. Il was "sorter' tohog-
pan slide down the hill for the repuo-
iieans in Iowa, New Jersey, Ohio and
Virginia last Tuesday.
The fast train on the Oregon Short
Line 20 be started the 18th, will
make but four stops in Tdahoi Mont
pelier Pocatello, Shoshope and Nampa
Some Of James II. Bibles Pocatello
friends believe he viii be the demo,
cratic nominee for congress IN ms olu
Tennessee home district next summer
Hon. James II. Hswley seemed 70
have had law and luck on his sloe =,
Ihe last term Of court. he ga'neu