The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1910-01-06

NNttf ttt~1h ~ 4AN tAAI WEEK
= y. Ns'si neayls q MllyAle /. sisi.
'es si's Edna a,.s d Ios~o.l.
SIR AtAtile i.easl,. ono II si,S Mla.
ssis ieAe'seis. rl.ru, lis halllaya visiting
friends - iiosapll Mira. nsasls was
''Fierfly = Parma leAehos.
frank ss.m,. ~oll knoun mi |, shiy
tesf~''s'l fanshey ga the {. ,suell bench
'l''''l q rs ncaa freslay II pnuemonla
tAr baFisl Arrangements arrc hold
nn.ies Us aasRires d Tho sl5lern
Me< hnra q AuSrlsa. % which order
~ A9sR was a mem1cr. his waa ne
n's' death q a ,asnbor ai the local
hel3
.. ~ Van piyn, eaaniy attorney "a,
tsHyeq caHiy, sili resign lls position
- serept 80 sf4'eia,mfnt a. assilian.
Hi'efnry general 81 the state. according
~ "a a''n9aa ,entnt maie Ly Atsorne,
si-nrfa' ~ puaeal yeesunlny. Aisofap,
Nan payn Nil d. tis snscos.os u John
= AariAne ~i.e ,e,i s.,ssl 10 l,eeon.e he
nr@n RI ny las school a. ihe nnleerstt
q lisso. lsst Selsismler aud uhoss
i''sse has been vacant.
The team hslonglna to j. n. EnsI,.l,
Nq' tnsif inporinss ~ she Aaan'. LINN
'ef tnsd sunday an.l ran down sain a.
fhe re,lfuta cfu sing ami STATED 10,
tasif heme on The Snta SIDE. rhe,
fAp ai'nl ii,e 1rst hitch aud iell dnwn
s'"'ane'ns e>fA'estsFs wlih their leg.
TEE saspa ls'ifsop,-l them and hon
s.'is Ai'xup si'ey eese extracted b, y.
"a''Hriry usd sahefr fheir linz q,
i''sF''' ~as 'hlskly sirswn With lans
l..f
The opening Of the I.ibrar,
ms been indefinitely postponed
On icconnt Of the weather.
The Eveniug c.,p.inl News IS
buN bellls delivered IN the even.
= by Iaylor Iinleock. who l.
..srfitg a~ their special agent
This VIII i,e appreciated hr Par.
iila residents As tho service now
g'res thcm daily evening pa
psr
Miss Nav Of Roswell. Idaho
arrived the 18th ia tnke cl.arp,.
81 the South jordan Vale, !
achool. district %. She was ne.
e..anpailied by Mr.. Grover &. /
refwell Shv viii make her
home With Mrs Edith Dcnne, 1
~l'i's ere.--Jorslna Valley tx. |
PRESS.
Une al the largest Orders oil
lFnit tfces given N this section Of !
me state "a many moons wn-
k,srn 10 Chas llnN kt--. s..cfptar, |
~ t'se Caldwell Nnr-erv Monday +
The order calls for 5000 tn@. 1
- ile Council Mesa Orchard I
company and viii be Set oar hv I
Thar company on their land az 4
tzhciL The aggregate cost ol
ii.e Trees will be $40. 900.
John Nelson, The ronnp son 81
: y. HURT OF Boise. ZEN from
The beet dump Friday aud sus.
tanned several bruises Gu his /
bend besides cutting his tongue
severely. lie MAS plHying with
z, number ~ boys When the acei.
dent occurr~l. They had been
.ssing the beet dump for "a coast
iug track. The lad WIS taken
- lipi~e by his annt. Mrs. T.. N. .
kirkpatrick.
The Farmers Institute. which
Was held here Thursday and FRI.
uir, WAS very successful. both
~ the rendering Of the program
and Ia Attendance. Three oi
those who were scheduled 10
speak We're unable 70 b. present
hut their places were filed. The
ropes were Interesting and the
discussions brought out views
mud laets that proved to be oil
grent benefit TO those who were
fortunate enough TO he present.
The statistics furnished bv The
d iferent speakers went far to
prove that the local farmers
have lett the elemental stage OF
agriculture. The participants
IN the program and the local
committee deserve great credit
Tor their successful endeasors in
uaking the Institute a success.