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*'''16 July 1855: '''Through the Treaty of Hell Gate the Salish and Kutenai (Kootenai) Indians ceded their lands. | *'''16 July 1855: '''Through the Treaty of Hell Gate the Salish and Kutenai (Kootenai) Indians ceded their lands. | ||
*'''1859:''' Idaho became part of the Washington Territory. | *'''1859:''' Idaho became part of the Washington Territory. | ||
*'''1860:''' The | *'''1860:''' The Latter-day Saint community of Franklin in Cache Valley became the first permanent white settlement in Idaho. | ||
*'''1860-1863:''' Gold discoveries in the river valleys of northern Idaho attracted temporary settlement. | *'''1860-1863:''' Gold discoveries in the river valleys of northern Idaho attracted temporary settlement. | ||
*'''1860-1880s:''' A series of Indian conflicts continued until the Indians were assigned to reservations. | *'''1860-1880s:''' A series of Indian conflicts continued until the Indians were assigned to reservations. | ||
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