Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1889-05-25

Aon. pieu DuDOlB, Jule DhSsebL, ~,
ID. Wright and Geo. Robethan, have
been spending few days of the week
at Beaver Canon sporting with the
brook trout.
Madam Rumor has been trying to
arrange for clean sweep of the old
employees at Fort Hall school at the
close of the fiscal year, June Both, but
things do not always go as the Madam
would have them.
The prevalence OF scrofula taint in
the blood is much more universal than
many are aware. Indeed, but few are
free from it. Fortunately, however,
We have in Ayers Sarsaparilla, the
most potent remedy ever discovered
for this terrible affiiction.
The air has been full of flying ru-
mors this week about federal appoint
ments tor Idaho and particularly for
Bingham county. The Indian Agen-
cy, the Indian school and the post
offices have all been provided for as
the talk goes.
In one county in Montana w. A.
Clark was defeated for congress last
November by majority Of over 500
this year the same county gave him a
majority of over 700 for the constitu-
tional convention.
Boise county has elected its dele
gates to the constitutional convention,
viz: Hon. Geo. Ainslie and John III.
Myer, democrats, and Fred Campbell,
republican. In this county the dem
ocrats caught the odd man.
i A strange young man from Omaha
was In town last week and the little
bird perched above our Office door
says he is arranging to rob the town
of-of-of some sparkling eyes not o
nautical league from our office door.
Bay Horse, Custer county, had 8
six thousand dollar fire on the morn
ing OF the 18th. The origin of the
fire Is unknown. Fortunately no vino
was blowing at the time, or it il
probable the entire lower town woulc
have been consumed.
The Right Worthy Grand Lodge o
Good Templars began in Chicago las
Wednesday with delegates from al
over the Globe. 1t is said TO be tn
most important meeting of the orde
ever held.
John Watson who was thought 3
have been mortally wounded fe'
weeks ago has so far recovered as t
be able to visit town. He came i
and spent the day with friends las
Saturday.
DIED-Wednesday evening, Ma
22d. after few hours illness wit
scarlet fever, Little Harry, infant SO
. of Judge and Mrs. r. II. Hopkins
The bereaved family have the sympi
thy OF the entire community in th
loss Of their dear little one, but Go
knows best and his children are dali
gathering home.
From the Portland World of recel
date we note the following:
Judge Willard Crawford recent
of Medford, has moved to this cit
. and formed a partnership with JudG
, Depeatt, at No As Washington stree
t for the practice Of law, Both of Il
: gentlemen have large acquaintan,
throughout the State. They are a d
slrable addition TO the population
the metropolis.
Judge Crawford's friends in 1daf
will be pleased TO learn that he. HI
succeeded well in his new field
q labor and that his prospects for futu
4 success are promising and bright.
: The bodies of two Indian squa'
have recently been found buried
one grave near Antelope, in the Lo
A River country. The squaws we
4 stopping in that vicinity last Jul
! II Is now believed they were murd'
. cd. and the local officers are now
search of the murderer. Capt u
chief of the Shoshones, on the Fc
r Hall reservation, says one of the
II was his sister and thinks she W
y murdered for the'horses she had wi
q her.