Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1909-08-06
IDAHO STATE NEWS


The Seventh Day Adventist acad-
envy of Eagle is nearing completion !
and viii be ready to begin school In
September. q
Work is to commence at once on 9
the new $4,000 school house at Sho-
shone, and 1t is expected the building
will be enclosed before cold weather
sets in.
On the Hawks ranch at Roswell
last year from twelve acres of apple
trees there were picked 1850 boxes
of apples that sold on the cars for
81 box f. o. b.
Peter Olsen of Nampa has been ad
| judged insane. He labors under the
impression that he is under the in
fluence of electricity, but the physf-
/ clans lay the cause of his nalary to
liquor.
Climbing tree to see what was in
| a birds nest proved fatal to Leonard
| Wilton, the nine-year-old son OF MI
and Mrs Mark Wilton OF South Boise, |
who died as the result of a fall from |
| a tree.
The Boise Capital News has a
bunch that the Pittsburg & Gilmore
railroad will be running regularly
scheduled trains into Boise by jan
uary l, 1912, and it comes out with
that statement boldly.
One Of the most daring robberies
that has taken place in Boise for
some time happened early Sunday
morning, July %, when the safe in
the Mint saloon was blown open and
$3.50 in cash taken.
The auditor of Bannock county has
filed his report to the state board of
equalization with State Auditor Tay-
: lor, showing the total assessed valua-
ton of the county to be $3,709.1 64, as
against $3,4S1 $50 in 1908.
l Alex HubbeH, we'll known Boise
S young man, narrowly escaped with
e his life in a railroad accident which
p cost him his left leg, near King Hill
He attempted to alight from a moving
u train and fell under the wheels.
William Mallory, special agent for
d the Western Loan & Savings com
q pany, of Salt Lake, is in Emmett
e making an effort to organize a Local
1. branch there. He is meeting with good
e, success among the business men.
"a Settlers on the land under the NORTH
y side of the Payette-Boise project are
81 in great spirits since the visit of Sec
10 rotary Ballinger in the belief that the
government will resume constructive
:, work on that part of the project il
" the near future.
as Six weary land seekers, sleeping II
Ae a box car were held up by five mel
ne near Standpoint and relieved of abou
'h $40. The men had been in Missoula
OF and the ho1d-up occurred as they wer
us returning from that town. There
no clue to the robbers.
at At an enthusiastic meeting at Ne
81 Perez the farmers decided to bull
ny two big grain warehouses on the Ne
ie- Perez & Idaho Electric railroad. TT
AT farmers will build a house 5Ox3o
gn feet at Nez Perez and 150x200 sfe'
ed four miles west of the town.
Jerry Goodsell, aged IS. a phones
of Emmett, while hauling a load
lumber, was trying to re-fasten h
80 load when the chain broke. strixiT
him and knocking him from Il
wagon. His spine was injured. al
re- it is feared he will not recover.
be- Something of the extent of Il
me building campaign that is now on
On Nampa may be understood from Il
ne statement of some of the leading &C
ms tractors who are to lay brick that n
Ihe less than a million and half
NV brick will be used in the work.
~, ~, Two new church buildings will
- erected in Emmett this year. T
'no Baptists have their foundation laid
,oy an $4,000 building and are ha
,t1v ing brick preparatory to acti
,oir operations. The Pres byterians
,en putting material on the ground for
$4,UUU
A train was run from Montpelier
led Soda Springs at a rate of over a N
snts minute one day recently. 1t carr
the DR. King of Montpelier, in respOI
TOR to telegram from Soda Springs
lard nouncing the critical illness of the
cred tie daughter of Jake Austin. ]
we're child was saved.
eddy A glancing bullet from a p r
aim in the hands of S. w. Holgate of G;
live we'll came very near resulting in
ice, fatal injury to Ruth Hansen, the
the year-old daughter of Mr.. and n
who John Hansen. The bullet entered
the child's back, near the spine, but
You will recover.
The small hand grip taken f.
Harry Orchard the night of his
Z. rest at Caldwell WITT It's conf
ions has, through some contributor. 70
FULLY its way into the relic and curio T.
Tern- of the state historical society. 1t
COM tains various chemicals and an &c
I IN ment which Orchard evidently
'kee- in manufacturing his bombs.
aaa, Strenuous and well-directed en-
lehs of force of forestry service
,lf - have resulted in bringing under
pSSh troI tho stuhborn forest fire on