Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1904-12-09
IDAHO STATE NEWS.

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The hethodIsts Of Nampa have com
menced the erection OF now. parson.
age which viii cost 1880.
II. N Mcleod has been designated
= member OF tbs civil service board
at the postofnce at Wallace.
New has reached Boise that case
Of the state freq travelling library was
burned in the recent IRE At Rathdrum-
The football game between Oregon
Agricultural college and Idaho has
been called on. owing to mIsunder-
standing.
Work on the Nampa brewery is to
commence at cnce, orders having been
received to make contracts for the
building stone.
Chef Clark Jackson of the state
land board sold 11G0 acres OF school
land In Latch county for an average I
OF 40 an acre.
Step1 have been taken to send from
this state the premier educational ex.
hibit at the Lewis and Clarke exposi-
ton al Portland next year.
Under the firm name OF Hepburn
batting, Senator W. d. Hepburn
and his nephew. w. II. Batting. have
opened law oflces In Wallace
Thore is considerable interest In the
mineral discoveries on Castle creek !
A company Is being organIzed at Nam. i,
pa to develop some OF the properties
A fire at Lewiston destroyed the :
Bagley Miniter and the c. G.. Kress n
stores, Quilted the Dill building ana
did other damage to total Of $685.,
900.
Judge Alo1zo p. Turner, one OF the N
areonautl who discovered gold In the
Boise basin, where he lived for a mum.
Der OF years. died at Boise on the
9Th. "a
According to reports received by ye
Miss Scott, state school superintend- TO
cnt. from county superintendents, NJ
there are cs,5s7 persons of school age NJ
Ia the state. eli
II Ia expected that Payette's water ="
system viii be completed during the
month. A force of thirty men is kept o~
busy on the digging of trenches for IA
he piping at present ~
Jack Burns was attacked by hobos =,
the railroad yards In Payotte and ~.
'adly beaten up Burns would proba- -
iy have been killed had not passers- 40,
scared his assailants away.
A Boise crook was caught in the act Ing
steal MS a ss-round grIndetone from an.
hardware store one day last week. lar,
he grindstone was worth siC5 and
70 theft cost the crooked one slC50. Re,
Gearge NJ Payne, one OF the editors a
tn South Idaho Herald. published tire.
Mountain Home coiehrated bis 10th ope
friday on the esth ult at his home CON-
:. entertaining so oil his old time one
leads dou
The burning CT the handsome school. trad
use at Warden and the destruction whl'
the new church building at KEEL coul
y robs the towns OF Warden and Il
'licgg OF Their two handsor est imp'
lid ngs. lean
rhs now A,a,naa,s, ass :. impt
a ne. ham a.d,..,a, NJ Ing
80. s,. ufac
vocate was present and delivered -
address at both the morning and --'
ming services. a.
burglars broke into George Norths I'm
thing store In Pocstero and made tion
~ With some handkerchiefs. psnts any
SHOES Snd also some overcosts, clers
tried TO blow up the safe contain ammo
rome va!uables tAs )
iarence rruhoCy and William p. Depo
yard two OF the soldiers accused prom
.srultlng and robbing J. w. Fore wurlt
, In Beise. have admitted their mite
ant have been held to the dis 600 a
| court for trial conce
hc stnte board has canvassed the
rns OF the e'ectson. The figures
rcsident are IS follows: Roosc For
~ 7ss; Fsr'er.1saso; Debs riaye'
7: Swallow. 1913; Watson. $50 in &C
'evelt's Plurality. :s.sos. burslI
J. Petrie 10 in jail In Caldwell. able
ns confessed that he pl,ced OBJ. Longer
'ticns on the Oregon Short Line doing
between Lannan's smr and M stoppt
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1880 oAs' '~o'oinooi 80 rovolv