The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1910-08-12
In THE GEM STATE

0tAAu anu hpRtbNNM ~ hAN uhtsNAstN3
OF Idaho for new athletic building 10
be built adjoining the pgesent gym.
nasium
The Canning industry in Lewiston
provided employment for 100 persons
for the season. with payroll aggge
eating $4,000. The product this year
viii be approximately i7s carloads
Claiming tha, he has perfected
aging machine which viii carry 20
passengers ~ the rate Of 100 miles an
hour. n. Vi Winter. Standpoint boy,
h exhibiting model TO his friends
Fire. believed % have been started
By trampa, destroyed the barn o. Jas
A Head ii Preston. consuming hay
and Wagons 10 tho damage 81 about
1850. Tho barn. vAlued ~ $500, Was
insured for 600
payetla valley fruit growers arr adj
vertlalng Tor 800 men 10 help take
care Of this years Fruit crop There u
. tremendous crop Of apples. prunea
and pears. and unless heip n secured
much 81 thr crop will BE- wasted
The biz irrigation project of the
w@lser Land a Water company 5for
watering the Council. Mesa orchard. Is
miles north % Council. vas completed
Monday. according % g X Macy
general manager 81 thar concern
Tha shsFins of all the different
oountiss in the stale and Warden
Shook OF the penltentiary have been
appointed By Governor Brady ~ dele,
gates 70 the American Prison asaoela.
ton congress. which will convene in
washington. D. O., from September ~
10 October q
Receiving announcement from the
ease or m unfortunate young woman
who was oonaigued 90 tbs county jail
Tor treatment OF the drug habit
month ago and who has been dis
charged. having fully recovered her
norrpAl condition, Judge Bower 81
Boise viii follow lhe same tactics In
the future.
Paui clagatone. candidate for the
Republican nomination for governor, |
10 out with an Endorsement of the |
work OF the idaho Direct Legislation |
league, and has given 70 william NJ /
Hnrnihrook. president Of the state or.
ganiEation. his pledge to support
constitutional amendment giving to
ne people Of Idaho the Initiative and
referendum and recall In the event Of
his nomination and election as gov
srnnr
Grace Hobbs. aged 6. while hanging
90 gate AZ her home In Preston. fell
and broke her leg
The annual fair OF the Inter MsIn.
tain Fair association will be held In
Boise. beginning October 10,
Good sized crowds we're present on
July e. Il the big land drawing At |
Stone. idaho, Some 5000 acres Of
choice land waA offered under the
CAREY act
The valleys and bills OF Custer |
county are full Of sage hens and
grouse The sage hen and grouse sea
son opens August Is,
indians fishing In the Kootenai !
river near Boomers Ferry caught four
large sturgeon. the largest Of which |
weighed $50 pounds,
Sparks from a passing engine set
nrs 10 grain Geld near Rathdum |
belonging 70 A. W Post Strenuous
work saved the EseatsT part OF the
crop and the harvesting implements.
The home q John Foster, near
Post Fails. was completely destroyed 1
BY Gre. entailing loss 81 about a. |
500, partly covered by an Insurance |
~ $500
The work Of sinking prospect well |
for CaidNells water works near the !
present reservoir site Is progressing |
very satisfactorily The arm struck a
strong now OF Arteuian water at the |
depth nf " feet, Sinking Will be- con
tinaed 10 = depth Of 800 feet.
iaAho apple growers are In clover .
thiH year. or will be when the time /
comes 70 market applea az indtca !
iions are Tor = FUN crop ot nice fruit. (
One hundred sacks Of barley, repre- |
seating the 1rst grain delivered at |
shs warehouses al Fletcher. Mes !
Psres county, came from a field |
which u averaging 10 bushels to the
acre
Harvesting has commenced on the !
famous RexbaFE bench, and before /
long the farmers Of that section wlu |
have their crops In and the ground |
ready tor the sowing OF their fail 1
efppA
George zltt, farm hand. was killed .
~ Roosevelt He fell from = load OF
hay 81 the farm Of ], H. Trout, sus,
tAinlnE . conclusion Of the braia from |
which he did not rally. He was 30 |
years Cd and leaves q wife Sna two
children.
A string on waSonS loaded With new
wheat IL being hauled into RsxhurE 4
every DAY A larEa number Of steam
skrsHhers and combined machines are /
~ WORK. u - reported that many Of /
the dry farms 6Fs yielding 30 Bushels /
81 wheat 70 the acre.
MIRA Morgan Evans. one Of the frst 1
settlers In The Deer Lodge valley.
eisa 81 her home. four miles east Of
Anaconda. Mont. July so. Mrs |
ErknH NaS 70 years old, and had re-
sided on the present homestead In /
the valley Tor the last forty I'VE
years
The EgsaRerv SfaAur.ttcr. - .r,-.