The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1907-09-28
AROUND THE STATE.

October Is.
The Yellowstone train on the Short
Line has make its last trip this year.
Tie Caldwell News will appear as u
daily during lair week, October the Ist
to the 5th.
Henry T. Barber, employed AZ a line
man at B,ise, graspe'I live wire wEiIs
at work and was severely burned.
The Rimington, American Falls new
$4,000 hotel. was opened with
grand hall on the evening Of Sept 26.
Two rooms have been rented by the
Caldwell school board for scli,ol pur-
ppses until the new building is furnish
e,l.
\ number oi land sales have been
n,ndc in the siriniiy oi Kimberly re-
,,.ntIv. the prie,, paid ranging irom ssn
20 500 per acre.
+ The Bunker Hill Sullivan Mining Co.
1T Warlner, has announced liz inten-
ton ri ererting It $500 club honse for
iis euIioy,s.
During the ten laws ending Sept. l6
there were ~ iull car loads oi fruit
shipped from Nsnpr', Iuust Of them be-
ing billed To Chi'ag'.
The Payett. independent tells Of 80
pound wat melon that was grown near
there The melon Was one OF three that
grew ON the same vine.
Caldwell is to have two electric lines
to the fair grounds. tie lmterurian and
Boise Valley each are working on their
extentions to the grounds.
The Presbyterians of Emmett have
decidesI to er,-, a churrh l,ui,ling next
year and a COMMITTEES has been APP
pointed 10 look up suitable location.
While out hunting Monday afternoon
near New Ply Mouth, Oscar Bean, a
4 young man about Il years old, accident
" shot himself in the stomach and is
I not expected to live.
= The prize cups to he awarded at the
state fair to be held at Boise are now on
L exhibition at Boise icweIry store The
II exhibition includes 81 beautiful cups,
: ranging in value from $3.50 10 $50.
The result Of the recent bond election
/, at Nampa means the expenditure Of
/. s27, 900 OF the city's money and $s7 900
1t Of the properly owners money for street
n paving, s. ,OOO ior water works.
ie Sc Ting their dispute between them
II selves and the townsite promoters, the
N merchants oi Ferdinand have started to
move to the new townsite acruss the
y roilr,r,i track. Tile new townsite will
Dy l,c named Steunenberg
A government telephone system, e
miles OF poles and line. with stations
along the canals. has i'een establishes
on the MinidoEa project. Oi cours'
this will eventually pass to the contro
of tine settlers.
- Crops Uf oats. barley and wheat ar
ns now Icing threslie,i ia the GOoiing dis
80 trict. Results show that the Yields ar
mi about a. follows: Oats, 20, bushels
m harley 80 bushels and wheat % bushels
Mt. per acre.
rst Max Mayficld of Boise was awar'le,
ldr the handsome silver cup given ~ I
~ prize hy the Earl Fruit Co. Tor the bes
sas exhibition At the National irrigation
for congress ui green shipping plnmls an'
Of prunes.
nat In Custer &C nnty positions for schoo
is. teachers paying $50 amt 500 mont
at have gone b+ssing 80 far. The ayerae
Die. of school teachers salaries in lrmhi
no $li5. i'm Fremont $50. Lincoln 500, Biaii
hat So, Washington 500
mas Wages pai'I harvest hands in Levi
4. ton county this season have lsru Il
mex highest on re,rrl Few men are pa
III less than s.. 'lay. while the av~rs'
ATE ior un-killed help l. nearly s. per d
r III In some cases men are being paid s.
meet day.
The appropriation ipr the Minisls
"'' project has bccn practically rxhaus
''0' by the reclamation service and iurt
Improvements there will S'"n rely n
'''s the collection ri maintenance
charged against the settlers
Steve Adams will be tried Tor the Il
49,. der OF Fred Tyler at Rathi.runl.
- county seat The ease usS un,l,r =
,.., ment several days and the dcciSio
.,..., grant change oi venue was mai'
80. Judge w. W Woods Who Mil l,rc-i
-, the trial.
the The TACT that las, spring Ss'ne "i
Il ,b, fruit growers around caldwell ier's