The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1909-11-18

IMAM at the railrond yards in
Sampa was shot Wednesday
morning By IN unknown hobo,
while trying to arrest him.
Fleming is tie son Of the chief
OF police Of Nampa.
J McInrosh OF the City Drug
Store has sold out to G. j.
Wyckoff OF Bancroft, Neb., and
will Ieaveior southeastern Idaho
we are sorry To lose Mr.. Nc
Intosh as he has proven an ex-
emplary citizen, both in a bust
ness way and socially.
Tue highest paid working
women In France are said TO be
the cutters OF precious stones
They receive about $3.50. The
lowest wage is 60 cents a day,
and Is paid to dressmnkers.
There are IA, 900, 900 women in
France and the majority OF
them earn their own living.
Willoweeh Kinport. accom-
panied by her parents, MIR, and
Mrs. II. b. Kinport, OF Willow
leaf and Pocatello, came down
last Friday TO visit her uncle, A.
II. Lang. Mr. Kinport left for
Pocatello Saturday after get.
ting stuck several games OF solo.
Willoween and her mother OK
pect to return home next week.
ID. q. Castater, manager Of
the Illinois Hotel, had the mis-.
fortune to slip on the basement
steps Of the hotel, and fall to the
bottom Of the flight, sustaining
severe injuries about the head
and fractnring u rib. The doe
tor was called in, aud the injured
man Is doing as well as could be
expected.
ID O. and w. Castatef took
over the Illinois Hotel during
the week and are now running u
first class and up-to-date hostel
ny. MIR. ID. q. Castuter expects
to make many improvements on
the hotel in the near future. A
special feature Will be their Sun.
day dinners which be approcint.
ed by Parma residents who wish
to take their dinner out.
The case OF Fred II. Fisk com
menced in the probate court
Monday on n charge Of Burglary
was finished Tuesday morning
The defendant was charged win
stealing a revolver from the Par.
ma Herald Office. he was bound
Tor his appearance IN the district
court ~ the sum OF $4,000, and
will renuin IN Jail until court
meets.
i'm. Nicholson, q brakeman
ON the "Cannon Ball, WAS
caught between two cars and
thrown on the tracks ut Weiser
M such a position that before
the train could be stopped the
wheels OF the car he coupled to
Che train passed over him cut
ting OH both legs, the right one
above the hnee and the left a fex
Inches above tie ankle.
Cleo. y. Rowan, Parma sgenia'
blacksmith, is bound 20 keer
lahead OF the times. lie Is tear
log DOM his Old shop and vii
erect an up-to.date building
3oNSO feet, two stories high
The upper story will be used fol
wagon work aud painting, an,
the full lower hoor for genera
blackstnithing, When the buil1
ing is completed Parma willhav
one OF the b st hlacksmithins
shops IN Idaho.
Tim Bracken, Fred Fisk, Bll
Fisk, Bin BaH. +. q. Dickersou
J Charley Mitchell. Bill and Jir
English and Charley Hervey er
giueered a gasoline launch o
Snake river from Big Bend in a
endeavor to reach Watkins pa,
ture. The numerous engineer
when within a half.mile OF III
ferry pulled the throttle out an
stranded on an island. Tn
Bracken is authority for III
statement that when he locke
around Fred Fisk was the onl
one in the attitude Of praye
How many geese and ducks II
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