The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1912-06-20
idaho STATE NEWS

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r Lapwai = Sophia Davis has pur-
B. Carrot on Tom Beall creek fol
: $1,000 The purchaser is Nez Perez
Indian woman. She recently sold 8
, tract OF unimproved land for $4,000
and has used the proceeds in securing
! teams, farming implements, household
furniture and the establishment of 8
home. The land is improved with IN
orchard, alfalfa, house and barn.
Occur d'Alene-The Idaho Wash
ington Northern has inauRurated .
daily train over the Milwaukee road
between Occur d'Alene and Speer, six
miles this side of Spokane, and is
transporting lumber to that place,
where it Is transferred to the o. r. &
N. railway for transportation % the
main lines Of the Milwaukee at st.
Maries, and from there it will be
shipped East into Montana, North Da-
kots and Minnesota.
Mullan Thirty members of the
Mullan Commercial club left here in u
special car over the Northern Pacific
for Missoula. where they will meet
with the Missoula chamber Of COM
merce. the purpose Of this meeting
being to complete arrangements for
the construction Of an automobile road
from Missoula to Mullan, which will
permit all auto tourists to make the
trip between Spokane and Missoula.
The delegation will be joined by rep
resentatives from several towns be-
tween here and Missoula.
Spokane-Equipped with an 8O-foot
seine and accompanied by Game War
den ]. A. Uhlig, of Spokane county,
men, women and children of near
Bridge, Idaho, dragged a section of
Newman lake for carp. In addition
to securing many of the fish, usually
considered worthless, the seiners land
ed hundreds of big black bass, which
were returned to the water.
The fish are to be sailed and used
for food. Warden Uhlig has an
nounced that persons wishing to secure
the fish in quantities will be supplied
with seine by the game warden. in
order that the lakes may be rid of the
fish, which are dangerous to the trout
and bass.
Sandpoint-C. E. Wailles. cashier
OF the Bonner County National bank.
speaks optimistically of the local bust
~
Il have never seen business so good
Is 1t is at present on the eve of an ex-
ceptionally bitter presidential cam
paign. Our deposits are constantly
increasing and ask myself the cues
ton: If conditions are good now.
when the country is looking forward
to the strong possibility of change
OF parties in the White House, some
thing that has generally created de-
preston in anticipation, what will
they be when the election is over and
the country settles back to tend to
business for another four years?
Conditions locally look particularly
rosy for the future"
Boise = The famous springs of the
Yellowstone and other great parks of
this country apparently are backed
completely off the boards by the dis
covery of freakish springs near Wei
ser, Idaho, on what is known az the
Washington Hines ranch, for they not
only produce solution as savory as
chicken soup la carte, but also Jelly.
and are famous for their cleansing and |
curative qualities. Each one of the |
remarkable springs is different, both
in size and character of flow. and
their combined strength irripates a |
large pear orchard.
Chicken Soup" is the title Mr..
Hines, who is one of the largest
ranchers in that vicinity, believes is
appropriate to label his springs.
All that Is necessary" he says, sis
to add little pepper and perhaps a
little salt and butter, serve the pecu-
liar water from one of my springs in
bowls, and If those who taste it don't
believe it's chicken soup, they'll be
different from anyone that ever visit
ed my place"
The "Chicken Soup" spring, accord {
ing TO Mr.. Hines, is group of eight {
Hines has promised to take SAMPLES 81
the spring water for analysis. !,
All the springs produce warm wa
ter. The soup spring is boiling hot. l
The water is clouded, but not dirty. I
and its odor is inviting. ,
The second boiling spring has all I
the soap in the world beaten for
securing purposes. One application 8
II the water from this spring on 7
grease that has been in the cloth for
Years, and the grease is removed II r
will clean varnish off furniture and C
lake paint soaked into boards for a
'ears off without trouble.
Another one of the springs is even
more wonderful than that of the
'hicken soup and natural soap. n
PRODUCES thick substance which
vhen well shaken. forms Jelly. II 8
. not edible. t
There is the beauty spring in {
he bottom of which there has been !.
orming for years a beautiful rock :
arden In many colors. 1t has all the q
appearance of stalactite and stalac- II
Mite formations of an underpround l
'assage. The water from this snring U
'etrifies all substances with which II ?
ONES in contact. Parts of petrified 1
rees have been taken from its deptbs u
Several other springa in tha -.