The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1912-02-29

sioners have ordered vote taka, 81.
the proposed highway district ac,osa
the Clearwater river, to be known 40
the Pine Ridge road district. SO
i Wallace - The Mullan LIGHT con
pany, limited, largely owned bv Wal
lace capitalists, has reincorporated
raising its capital from $40 000 IT,
$780, 900. The stock is held by r
Hale, l.. G. Wilson and w. r. Miller
Juliaetta- Rain has fallen slnos.
continuously here during the last sev'
eral days. The Little Potlatcb r.
been high and the east piers of tba
bridge were washed out from undar
meath the bridge and the bridge i
held in place only by a heavy cable.
| Nee Perce-At a meeting of ~
Farmers Educational and Co-ona ,e
tive union held here a contract was
let for supplying the 100 members
with grain sacks. 1t is estimated
that 10000 sacks will be needed
The union will buy sacks through ;ts
Seattle representative, C. w. Nelson
The price paid was not made public
Kamiah-The board of trustees NJ
Kamiah has granted franchise to tba
Pacific Telephone & Telegraph com
pany giving said company the right to
erect and maintain a telephone and
telegraph system within the village
limits. The franchise runs for Or
years. The company will begin the
construction Of the system at once
Bayview - The Spokane Interna-
tlonal freight dock here is being low-
cred six feet at the extreme end
'ihis Will place the dock four feet nm
der water at the low water mark. and
Is being done preparatory to shippinp
cement rock to the new plant of the
Portland International Cement com.
pany at Wildwood. A crew of 90 mon
are at work on the job.
Stltes-Plans for the establishment
If creamery at this place are COM
oieted, and it is thought that March |
WI see the cooperative plant in oper-
alton. The demand for the products
rom outside creameries is heavy.
With excellent prices all the year.
Inc ground was donated by the peo-
lie OF Sites, and the new business en-
erprise will enter upon its career
Without cent of Indebtedness.
Occur d'Alene-At one of the most
nthuslastic meetings held in Occur
'Alene during the last several wears
ne kootenai County fair and the
rection OF a permanent building to
ouse all public gatherings was in
orsed. More than 100 boosters for
re city and county were present. The
'unty commissioners have appropri-
Led $4,000 for the structure and
'mmittee will approach the business
en- organizations to start fund.
Sandpoint-E. H. Edgerton, secre-
ny of the commercial club, is at
ork ON plan, which, if carried to a
ccessful termination, will result in
yeloping Bonner county-that of OBJ
ming cheap powder. Mr. Edgerton
IS been in communication with man
acturers of dynamite, trying to in
&c them to locate factory in the
cinity of Standpoint. He states that
will organize company of Bonner
unity citizens and manufacture dyna-
tie and sell it at the cost of produc-
m.
Moscow = "a city beautiful, T" the
gan of the ladies' auxiliary to the
amber of commerce, achieved sue
IS at the second meeting of the aux
airy to adopt its constitution and BY
VS., when Scott Brothers. florists
proprietors of the Moscow Green
use company, submitted an offer of
yes to be competed for by the resi-
ITS of Moscow in identifying their
-ds- The first prize offered is for
best back yard fence as back
'und for flowers.'' The second
re is for the ''best variety of old
hioned flowers for back yards.
third prize is for the best variety
"up-to-date varieties for back
DIS. The fourth is for the chest
't lawn, and fifth, ''for the best
lety of ornamental shrubbery."
'oeur d'Alene-During the forest
season of 1910 there were a num-
OF men in the employ of the forest
vice lighting fire in the Occur
iene national forest, near Wallace,
no, some of whom lost their lives,
otners were injured and taken to
pitais for treatment Many of the
Wnen they entered the employ of
forest service gave no home adj
70 and relatives and friends of
'e that were killed know nothing
at their death. A number of those
hospitals left without giving any
ress and the service has been un-
10 communicate with them re-
ing the content of the recent APP
'rIation of congress. Since the
Oh tnat year the service has been
ing every effort to locate the rela-
OF the deceased and those who
injured, but has not met with
ess In many cases.
- At meeting of the
Ter County Business Mems associ-
it was decided that the organiza-
should bring legal action against
caie Inspector employed by the
grain commission. who is said TO
Illegally collected inspection fees
many merchants of the city. in
ne or the state grain commission
not take Immediate stems To re-