The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1905-08-25
IDAHO STATE NEWS

Charles Schimp, of Payette, is under
arrest in Caldwell on a charge Of
horse stealing.
Next month the Beet Sugar COM
pany will begin the expenditure of
$1,000,O0O in Nampa.
AL limerick, of Weiser, has just
threshed 1853 bushels of oats from
four acres of land that has not been
irrigated.
Roger Kipp, aged 2, while. crossing
the Sebree canal, at Caldwell, on a
plank, fell into the water and was
drowned.
Roy Keener, son of DR.. J. A.
Eeener, of Moscow, was drowned
while making visit to Avalon, Cata-
lima islands.
The Caldwell Commercial club is en-
deavoring to secure -four mill for
that town. The farmers have pledged
10000 bushels of wheat.
Favorable reports continue to be re-
ceived relative to the condition of
sugar beets, there being few excep-
tons to the general rule
A Masonic temple is to be erected in
Boise which will be five stories in
height, cover a ground space of los to
l22 feet and cost $4,000.
w. J. VanLimburg this summer har-
vested wheat on the bench near EN-
NETT that averaged 40 bushels to the
acre. 1t was grown without irriga-
ton.
The site for Payette's new Touring
mill has been donated to that enter
prise by Peter Pence of that city. The
mill will have an output of rs barrels
daily.
Owen Hoffman, aged II, of Boise,
brother of the lad who fell from a
tree and was killed few weeks ago,
was thrown from horse last week
and seriously injured.
Lewiston has freak from medi-
cal standpoint in d. Musselman, aged |
IA, whose heart is almost as far to |
the right side as the heart of the or
binary person is to the left side.
Patrick Moran, a pioneer placer
miner of Idaho and Montana, was
burned to death in his cabin, in Muir
ray. He went to sleep with Candle
stick in the wall, which ignited the
wall paper.
The work preparatory to the install
ing of electric lights in Mountain
Home is going rapidly forward and
many homes and business houses are
being wired so that all will be in read
mess by october.
Arthur Weber, aged 10, was drowned
In the river at Bellevue. The young
man was subject to- fainting spells
and while out fishing alone was siezed
with one of the spells, fell into the
stream and drowned.
Carl Hyatt, substitute brakeman on
he Dewey road, met with serious &C
,ident at Murphy. He was uncoupling /,
he engine and in some manner got
lis arm caught in such manner that
was terribly crushed.
Alex Rawlins, aged Is, of Clear
Creek, was accidently shot by his
'ousin, named Baldwin, the bullet
triking him in the mouth and lodging b
n the back of the neck. He has about n
ven chances for recovery o
Judge Hanlon Of Lewiston has given \
in favor of Herman Hartweig
or $3.50 and costs against George !.
fern. Hartweig sued for $299 because e
fern allowed his sheep to Craze with. 81
q two miles of Hartweig's home. II
At Randalls Transfer on the Roose. -
cit road, Charles Hanlin was shot
nd instantly killed by Tom Little,
he latter had hearing and was dis,
harged on the ground that the killing t.
'as justifiable, Hanlin having fired the \,
rst shot.
An unknown man suicided at Occur III
'Alene by renting boat and rowing til
ut from town, when he exploded a OF
uantity Of dynamite under the seat h s
n which he was sitting, destroying Ct
he boat and blowing himself into tn
fe
The state board of equalization be. w
an it's annual session at the state
apitol on the 14th, reviewing the as.
essment of the different counties and
King the valuation of the inter. y
ounty property used as a means Of =,
AS a public EDUCATIONAL factor the hi
daho exhibit the Lewis and Clark d,
xposition is wing a gratifying sue. q,
ess, particu ly since the Gem state =,