Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1908-06-19
IDAHO STATE NEWS

pared by the architects.
Nampa will not celebrate on the
Fourth Of July, but the Woodmen will
have big picnic on Labor day.
The Christian Scientists have organ
ICED society at Nampa and expect to
build church in the near future.
The acreage planted to fruit in the |
vicinity of Nampa this spring is the |
largest in the history of that section.
j. M. Tucker of Meridian walked up |
behind his horse without speaking to |
1t, when the animal kicked him, break
ing his leg in two places,
The Jerome Commercial club was
organized recently, and viii become
member of the league Of CONNER
cial clubs of southern Idaho.
e. @. Dutton, the Weiser man who
recently eloped with his brothers
wife, was captured at Medford, Ore,
and will have to stand trial.
Mrs. Turner, a well known resident
of Meadows, in returning from the
Krigbaum hot springs, was thrown
from the buggy and seriously injured.
The amount Of wool altogether
that will be marketed from Caldwell
this spring is estimated to be about
1900, 900 pounds, and about 100000
of that Is already in.
| Work has begun on the depot at
Caldwell for the San Francisco, Idaho
q Montana railroad The building
will be q two-story structure and will
cost in the neighborhood Of $4,000.
A large and well equipped creamery
Is in successful operation at Nampa
and is growing rapidly. Cream is Sc
cured from the ranchers locally and
also shipped in on the various roads
entering Nampa
The third annual summer state nor
NAL school for Boise will open July
20, and the prospects are that there
will be a large attendance Of teach
ers and others from the surrounding
town and country.
Judge Ralph p. Quarles, who was
on the supreme bench Of Idaho for a
number of years, but went to Homo
lulu for his health, has formed law
partnership, with offices in Honolulu
and Wailuku, Maui
A stage line is to be inaugurated
between Emmett and Star which will
be operated on Sundays only. AS the
Idaho Northern runs no trains on Sum
day this move win be appreciated by
residents of both towns.
Both banks Of Emmett have recent
ly made reports for publication show
ing their financial standing which
speaks well for those who have the
institutions in charge and also for the
progress Of that section.
A new bank is being incorporated
at Boise with capital stock of $780,
000 1t will probably be called the
Commercial bank. The promoters are
prominent capitalists Of Boise and
other parts of the state.
A number of Idaho teachers are
planning to attend the National Edu.
, cational association meeting at Cleve.
land, to be held soon. Among the
teachers who will go are the state
, superintendent, Miss Belle Chamber
! lain.
! The state land department now has
. 100000 school bonds in sight, and
/ these the state expects to purchase
a Among the issues will be District 81
I.atah county, $4,000; Mountain Home
SIT, 900; American Falls, $4,000, ant
!, Filler, $4,000
The Council valley growers have
something to show for being frui
producing section, as last year. at thu
! Intermountain fair they took rs prs
miums out of a possible 40, 20 of thes'
being first premiums and Ave seconds
0 on apples alone.
While visiting near Weiser, the littl
son of Mrs. Lolda Thrasher Of PEI
. d,Oreille was struck by a passenge
y train and killed The little fellow wa
4 crossing the track when he was STRUCK
7, his skull being crushed and he wa
otherwise badly mutilated.
9 There Is about $4,000 acres of Ian
ID on the bench east of Midvale bein
N successfully cultivated under the DIR
3 system of farming and more land
Of being prepared every year. Two Q
n three years ago little of this kind {
lG farming was being carried on in tha
section.
q A Lewiston dispatch says the III
n precedented rainfall of the last fe'
el weeks has resulted In less damae
4 than expected, as reports from tn
as grain section of the Lewiston countI
at show that rain has been actual
sn beneficial, as it insures heavier yielt
of cereals.
sr e. Nj. Gun of Nampa turned b
81 driving horse in the yard to 81
le, grass. The animal soon wandert
Va around and onto tbs covering Of
re- cesepool in the back yard and fe
IL through. After considerable work tn
of horse was gotten out, little the wori
for the accident.
he Department Commander A. M. Row
SO of Payette Is at Boise making prepa
at ations for the State G. A. r. encam
at ment, to be held at Boise June "a.
In and 26. He says that the indication
he are that there viii be an unusual
" large attendance of the veterans
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