Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-08-17

Boise is to have a factory for the
manufacture of glue, neatsfoot oil and
fertilizer.
The town of RoseDerry, in Long val
ley, Is TO have a Touring mill of so
barrels day capacity.
Fire which destroyed half a block
of buildings on Front street, in Boise.
The Dewey hotel. at Dewey. Owyhee
burned ten vehicles and eleven horses.
| county. has cen destroyed by fre. The
! loss will reach several thousand dol
lars.
4. c. Hunt, an Oregon Short Line
brakeman from Glenns Ferry, had q
portion of one of his feet cut off by the
cars at Ontario, Ore.
AT meeting of the retail lumber
men held at Nampa, ways and means
of successfully combating the east
ern mail order houses were discussed.
The White Pine Lumber company
OF Nampa s about ready to start its
mill on its first run. The company has
100000 feet of logs on hand.
While attempting to board a freight
train at Grace, Fred Henderson, a
miner, was thrown violently to the
ground, sustaining a broken leg ana
painful bruises.
L. ]. letters, in the employ of Gov
ernor Gooding, was killed in a railway
accident at Belle PLANE, Iowa, while
on his way to Chicago with a shipment
of sheep.
The state dental board, in session at
Boise, elected the following officers:
President, DR.. c. M. Loux, Pocatello;
secretary treasurer, DR.. E. L. Burns,
Boise.
A bank with a strong capitalization
and the best of Boise and eastern con-
nections, is practically assured for AL
bera within the next few weeks. East
ern men are working up the business.
Roy Lewis and Frank Henderson OF
Twin Falls were injured by the ex-
plosion of a missed hole while blast
ing on the power line, three miles easv
of Jerome. Both men will recover.
According to a statement of the state
horticultural inspectors, a number of
fruit growers are soon to be prosecut-
ed for selling bad fruit in Boise. Ar
rests are liable to take place at any
time.
Annie Anderson, aged IT, was struck
by a train at Idaho Falls and killed.
she was hit by the train and her body
trown 20 feet. Her back was broken.
She never regained consciousness.
An unprecedented rainfall for the
month of July has been experienced
in the Meadows valley, a number Of
very heavy thunder storms having oc-
CURED. and very few entirely clear
days seen this year.
The town of Greenleaf, situated mid
way between Caldwell and Homedale,
on the line of the San Francisco, Idaho
& Montana railroad, has been plated
ad is now on the market. The lots
will sell from 800 upward.
Hundreds of acres OF hill lands in
Washington county have been cultivat-
ed for the first time this year and has
produced wheat that averages 40 bush
els to the acre. The acreage will be
largely increased next year.
There Is a rumor to the effect that
move is being made looking to
change in county lines so as to bring
the entire Minidoka project within the
borders of Cassia county. with Burley
or Hepburn as the county seat.
The residence of Ed Stocker. on
Dead Ok fiat, few miles from Weiser.
was destroyed by fire last week.
Everything in the house was destroy
ed leaving the family with but the
clothes they had on their backs.
Harry Farrier, a young man, about
20 years OF age, whose home Is near
weiser, was drowed in the Weiser
river. within the city limits, while in
bathing. Farrier sank within is feet
OF the shore, but It was half an hour
before his body was recovered.