The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1909-10-08
IDAHO STATE NEWS

received many medals for yericu
utlEes.
Earl and George Lewis, aged, 10 ami
IL years. who borrower a horse AMI
buggy from a farmer near Eagle AM
forgot to return t. have been sent q
the reform school
The long tunnel being driven d
contract " Sweeney & Osborn at mi
dam aiie ii Mscksy. Is nov oyer hal
through and about one month mor'
will nnd 4 completed
county bridas 10000 feet Ions i
being built over the Pend d'ureills
siver and fhe lower end ~ the lake
near standpoint 4 II expected 20 b.
completed BY October Is
up 20 ne pfesen, time abous gi5i
coo. zoo III idaho IRRIGATION securiliei
have been issued showing the masni
fnde or The operations thus far IN
aertaken IL tisis crest iEiand empire
Ada county Il SIM maintaining he
record on prnHes ii tae Seattle expo
aiston. The LARGEST yci resolved ara
from i Smischgeg from neaF ustica.
ten 81 the pfunea wsighIng pound
The opening II the WEST End irwin
Fails Irrigation pru3rct took place al
BAIL on September ss rho attend
aaee NaA unusually isfga The land
thrown open for ensry comprises 3 "
$50 acres
The fetal cost Of tke reeeni eft
eAnipneng uf the idaho national
guard viii reach 5000, az Of which
viii IS paid ~ the United states
government uith the exception ef The
q 800 appropriated 81 tse state
The raisug u Turkey RIA gieat
instead ef me aofs variety pfumisea
% rssolutioHlse ne wheai growing
industry 10 me eectlan adjacent 10
Kinhssley Those who haze tried 1t
have bpea very aseeaasful. especially
on dyy farm lard
The NEST successful sneampment
yes hesd by the natloaai guard 81 the
stats cane tu eiose last week The
fnpfusrtpsns ID magkamhnahip oysr
what wAs considered phenomenal
record last year Vas one If the sur
prtssn Ok shs rpeAnpment
Idaho aua especially southeastern
iahe. Il Just II Is Infancy Ia the mat
teF "a dairying Them IL no better
daifysne country on earth than THIS
~setssn cnuntry, Rna southeastern
Idaho II thr brM aAlgying country 10
~ found II tie entire lniefmonasaln
fe9iaa
That THE plsH Of The Hosae $4,000
club q have permanent eshibli IL
beaFin9 ff9ai Il astssted hy tha visits
each asy % tat ssAinil room 81 many
strangers All speak highly u TIE
splfis 81 sts sisissna IN making such
aiepssy potsihie. SAYS the noias
hfafesman
Ipsellh Aegfca. private company C,
fogts fourth Indiana infantry ANed
20 Years was foaad dead In his bod
II the soldiers Home The deceased
had SaIy Suffered The hosne tho night
bef8ra tom rutlaeh satah eaanty
ard seemed te b. Al Thai TIME ~ The
heef o spirits
me toafih annual NESTING Of the
ffvns0hl County, Fair association was
the masl SUCCESSFUL meeting in the
history " sfe associations While the
attendance was not as large az might
have besn deaired. ths exhibits and
the enthuaiaam ~ thoar 81 attendance
vas m05t gratifying
An ontrgman u desert lands Il
resident eitizen ~ the state from
the tlfne he determines 10 settle III
Idaho. according 10 the ingerprata
tioa placed on the dsNsrt land law BY
the register and feceiysr ot tha
United States land afslce in a de-
eistUn handed down last week
A movement MAS inangnfated al
The annual eoryeatlon Of county aud
ttoFs Al Wallace haying as rs object
tke segregation Of the work ~ the
nouaty audiicr. county clerk aud
county recorder and the creation OF
ekras separate and disslnet oftlees for
ths work whlch IL aoN handled BY
one
The Boise Commercial club Is en-.
deavoring 20 solve the problem or
transportation Of coal from ths mine
owHed ~ Hy Henry, of minstrel
fame 20 the capital city u appears
that the minstrel man has masnin-
cent coal mine, bat ID unable 10 re
cure transportation facilities that
viii enable him &c marke, the pro
duct
Idaho has this year won the ban.
ner given by the international hap,
tist Young Peoples union OF America.
which covers the states o. the Union
and the provinces OF Canada II came
20 idaho this year because this state
showed the largest percentage OF OK.
Aminations successfully passed Ia the
Christian culture courses OK the ma.
uonal organization
State Pure Food Inspector Wallis
made clean sweep 81 Twin FANS
recently when he put Il the slaugh.
ter houses cut or business. ordering
them closed mtil such tine as they
could be made sanitary ana within
the requirements of the state law.
That apples. pears. plums and
prunes can be raised IN the vicinity
Of Idaho Falls, not only for home con-
sumption, but for export as well, Is
evident from the fact that within the
past two weeks buyers representing
the coast markets have been in that
city placing orders in carload lots.
Sixty-five homesteaders who have
been -squatting" on unsuryeyed land