The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1907-09-26
IDAHO STATE NEWS

Boise l2lks ure planning to erect a
$4,000 Elks' temple in the capital
city.
farmer living near Caldwell last
week brought into town a watermelon
that weighed 45 Ia pounds
Robert Brand, foreman, and Jack
Quinn, lahcrcr, we're killed by an ex.
plos!on in the National mine at Mul
Ian.
" having been demonstrated that
L.a.u corn can he successfully grown
in that vicinity, q broom factor Is Ia
be established at hurley.
Wheat is selling at Caldwell at SIZE
per cwt as against 90c last year
while oats that brought 90c twelve
months ago is today bringing S105.
It cost the state of Idaho $4,000 to
prosecute the case against William
Haywood OF this amount the Pinker.
ton detective agency got S29.S3s.71.
While the recent frost did some
damage to grain in Long valley. there
will he a fair crop and plenty of work
for the soven threshers now in the
valley
The town Of Sweet is having
boom, A bic new general store and
a bank are to be added to the other
business houses of the town at an
early date.
Two supposed cases of CHAMBERS.
one at Mountain Home and the other
at Grand View, turned out to be ca.
tarrh in ono instance and mountain
fever in the other
The laundrles Of Boise are having a
hard time securing help these days,
the higher wages offered the girls for
fruit picNng causing them to refuse
work in the laundries,
I'm the lst Of fourth.class postofIices
advanced to presidential. by orders Of
the postmaster general, are the follow
ing: MacEey, salary 81 200; Meridian,
salary $1,000; Potlatch, salary Sli0O
Aaron Houwp, while hunting neal
Market axe, was accidentally shot
and killed. Mr.. IIorrup was q brother
of Sam Horrup. sheriff OF Fremont
county, and leaves a wife and two chill
drCn.
The opera house at Caldwell is he
ing altered and improved so az to az
commodate the largest scenery, and
the Caldwell people expect to witness
frst-class theatrical productions IN
the future
Scarcity OF cars Is working a hard.
ship on stocEmCn in the Wood river
country. II Is said that over 5000
head of cattle are awaiting shipment
in HALEY, and no prospects OF the i'm
mediate delivery Of cars.
Judge Wood has set the trial Of
George pettibone for October 10. Pet
tibone was unable to he in court and
is yet seriously IN al a hospital 1t Is
believed that he will not he able to
proceed with the trial October 10
George Mcconnell, an old resident O.
Wood river, was kicked by a horse
very severely a few nights ago, One
OF his ribs was broken and he was 50
badly hurt that he could not move and
had to lie ou' I'm the open all night
Thomas E5gau was convicted AZ
Lewiston of attempted murder of Hi
da Carlson. Eagln shot his pretty
sweetheart Hlda Carlson and her
9.year.old bother June %. afre
pleading with her TO effect a reconcil.
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