Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-02-08
FROM THE sN0WDRIFTS.


their officers this, Saturday, evening.
The Indians lost large number Of
pohles during the recent deep snow.
The Viola mines at Nicholia are to
start up again sometime this month.
There is nothing like a chinook 70
hight a snow blockade.
Ladies wool hats from 25 cents nm.
wards at Mrs. HolbroOk's
Drs. Moore and Rocker, OF Poca.
tello, have both been sick this week.
The Peoples Restaurant, Pocatello.
mas an advertisement in to-day's paper
70 which attention Is directed.
About one inch Of snow fell at po-
catello Wednesday night--None at
Blaekfoot
The narrow guage road from Poca.
telIo 10 Ogden has again been opened
for travel.
Two hundred and fifty thousand
letters for San Francisco were tied up
Ia The Central Pacific blockade.
Salt Lake City Is making grand
preparations for a Liberal victory on
next Monday.
Twelve hundred pounds OF fire works
serc received BY the Liberals Of Salt
Lake one day last week.
Pneumonia Is following .he grippe
10 an alarming extent in the mines Of
North Idaho.
One rancher in Nevada reports q
loss OF four thousand sheep in the re-
cent deep snow.
The Challis stage line has dispensed
with sleighs and is running regular
stages again.
Railroad men must have faith in
Nampa: a number Of them are invest.
ing 10 NampA lots.
Silver Bow county, Montana, has a
sheriiial.y contest that Is lasting long
er than the la,grippe.
The mails are still demoralized
from blockades- Every day lost letters
and papers come struggling in.
Logan, Utah, Is organizing com
pany for sugar factory, and the first
one 10 take stock was a woman.
A number OF Blackfooters are ar.
ranging TO attend the election in Salt
Lake City the 10th.
North Ogden was flooded first Of
the week from the waters that came
down from the bench and mountains.
The Chamberlain -Woodin contest
case was argued before the supreme
court OF the Territory last Tuesday.
A snow storm between Arco and
the Butte cut Off travel by stage from
Sunday until Wednesday morning.
In dull days make plans for active,
progressive work, then, when the
days open and brighten, carry them
out.
Boutwell,, president Of the great
Bear river canal company. has been
forced 10 resign. The directors are
looking for suitable successor.
Now is the time to purchase your
alfalfa seed. The market price IS
steadily climbing up We advertise
for Salt Lake and Ogden seedmen.
The coal famine along the Utah &
Northern railway has been relieved.
Freight trains, like the kings busi-
ncss demand haste and they are
making L.
The mails have been temporarily
out Of whack since the blockades De
gup. No papers reached Basalt, Ia
miles distant, from this office from
18th Of January until February list
Every rancher ought to put forth
his best licks this year Prospects
for @ 4 plenty OF water are tip-top, and
~ working early and late every one
should be on top when the harvest Is
over. !,
The day is not far distant when l,A,,..l aii
,,lIahle lands in Snake river valley
viii command good price, and .ne e
generation now living VIII see 'n"'
day. 80
The ladies of the W. 9, ]; ,,l...sa,. y, Will
r,,,e - another entertainment Tuesday y
ssssnino. s The programme when !
soand elsewhere In to-day's NEWS mas mas
, heen prepared with extra care ana you
viii viii have a good time II you 60
Mr.. Samuel Lloyd, who came E.,,;ornis e snls
oo.ntv mt last spring from California ,IaS
oO oDd purchased the Perry Anson rancn INC.
S Sas realized 90 per cent on h,s ,s,.,,. pa,
mas tho first year. Ihat