The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1905-11-25

Nllham Woody TINS year reHAzen
50 500 from acres OF prunes, besides
harvesting big crop OF clover and graz
ing sheep on the ground. His prunes
were very fine and topped the market.
some crates bringing as high as s1-55
each.
W W. KimpIe, while driving to Cald-
we'll last week, saw a deer near the
junction OF the Middleton and Caldwell
roads. The animal was fine specimen
with three prongs, and was so tame he
allowed Mr. Kimple to approach within
twelve yards OF him.
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Last Thursday Deputy Sheriff Payne
placed under arrest George Portlock.
George Shapley, Dell Williams and Sam
Butler and charges them with being i'm
plicated in the stealing OF Harry RAYS
four horses from his pasture south OF
town the first OF last week. They we're
taken before Judge Knox and at the re-
quest of County Attorney Van Duyn
and Lot Feltham, who will defend the
prisoners, their preliminary was post
) poned until the 18th. They were placed
under $1,000 bonds, each. All furnished
bond except williams, who was taken to
Caldwell and lodged in the county Jail.
, Williams home a. in 0wyliee county,
: and the others live in this vicinity
Emmett Index
weiser is 10. have. $50 900 opera
house, the contraction which-was let in
Boise Saturday.
Donald Fitzgerald, promoter OF the
Boise-CaldwelI electric line. is reported
TO have made proposition to Caldwell
and New Plymouth to put in line be-
tween those two towns provided they
will subscribe 5000 worth OF stock.
IL is reported that they have. accepted
the offer
HALEY has-beess blessed with fall OF
the beautiful, ranging in depth from
one to four inches.
e Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Crawford cele-
e brated the 6ftieth anniversary of their
g marriage bvs golden wsdding at CaId-
r well ON Wednesday OF llass week. A
/ large party participated in the affair and
r many costly wedding gifts were present
o ed to them
Louis solomon, OF Albion, committed
suicide hast Saturday by shooting. He
had been one OF Albion's prominent
merchants until rsesnsly when he sold
out. Despcnlency over the loss OF his
wife, who died about two years ago, is
supposed to be the-eaHse- of the mans
act.
10 Six boys in Boise. ranging in age from
is fourteen to twenty years, are in Jail
< there for burglary. They RECENTLY
n broke into two stores.
Bert Ballard, young man in the en-
ploy of Slick Bros, the contractors for
the Pin extentlon, was horribly burned
last Sunday evening, and as result he
may be deformed for life Sunday he,
4 in company with John Ryan and James
Wilson, went to Council from camp, and
Saturday being pay day they all took
10 more liquor than was good for them.
Ballard, however, became the most in
toxicated Of the trio. He was by far the
largest and strongest man OF the three
: but being weak from the effects OF liquor,
- he was at the mercy OF his companions,
no who picked quarrel with him in which
10 Ryan and he came to blows. Ballard
70 was brutally beaten and left insensible
n, in field about two miles and a half
nj from camp. When he came to his sense
of he was very cold and proceeded to make
NJ a fire. He soon had a large fire going,
but having received so many blows on
- the head, the effect was too much for
,e him and he tainted and fell into the FIRE.
;s His LETT side was badly burned, his
arm being cooked almost to crisp. The
heat aroused hlm, but his clothing was
afre and he was not able to fight it or
n remove the flaming garments. At last
the flames went out, but not until he
had been badly burned. He does not
" know how he did it but he managed to
find his way to camp, where he was well
cared for. He was moved to Council
Monday morning and viii be removed
TO his home in Caldwell soon. Monday
evening he was suffering terribly. but
DR.. Brown was called and at last reports
he Was resting better.-weiser Signal.