The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1913-10-30

ia q ~ two Ioeal InstItutioss.
Ksvoeg -WillIsn noskIsy, 81 con-
dAlene' STATE deputy bortieuIturs q
1Peceor, mode visit II Wardnsr a
keIIe49 ~ pest Veok, ~ result b
~ ~ osodemnsticu Of laros nur1
~ of boxes n spploo, which 81 foun
- b infested With sppio scnh. ~
fotajIess who hid ~ fruit ~ thel
poeseseion wsre nosf6ed chat ~,
eoold ~ se|I ~ wsFos, md IL shin
pers viii b notiAsd.
BoIss TrsvsIInk fron tbs intsrso
o. Porn % Boise and tbs Paystts- Bol,1
reslamatiou protest to prove up On
eIe'n, Nm. +. F. RugsIss, formerly
Miss Lora KuIow. has just arrivs(
bere from South America. She passed
over IL stsepsst railroad IN the world
from ths highegt city. and encountered
~ earthquake IN rcuto. She consideru
her claim Of sueh value that the trip
W. well worth TIE trouble, expense
ard novel sxperience. She win live
on her land The required time to make
nnsl proof before returning south.
Hampa-The Postofgics department
st Washington, In response to Z pstI-
tion. hiss changed the name Of tho Of
iies 81 Reynolds 10 Brunssll. Reynolds
q fourth-cIsss Office Of Owyhee
county. At The same time J. n.
brunxell, pioneer Of the county and
tho towns hrst postmaster, was again
appointed Hc served for 20 year.
from 1853 To 1908, then his son, Oscar
a BrunseII, took his place and served
Tor ten years. Now that the son has
Fesigned, the father has been appoint
3D. He received the highest credits
n the examination.
Boise--Ths mysterious bid of Ed |
vim Snow, local attorney, represent
ng Eastern clients. whose Identity he
efuses TO reveal, blockd the big state
imber sale here to the Barber Lumber
ompany 'and forced . 80-day post
onement. The Barber Lumber com
any bid 500. 600 for the timber on
TOO acres Of state land In the Boise /
asin adjacent 70 its present holdings
so, 900 acres.
Attorney Snow raised the bid to
l0l. 900. The Barber Lumber COM
my refused TO meet It and the board
ok both bids under advisement. The ,
'ilure Of the sale to 20 through to the
Arber people ID = keen dinappoint-
ent to Western. Idaho, for had It
me through the company promised To '
end 81. 900, 900 building a railroad to
'en it, mill, idle for seven years. and {
nploy 500 men. |,
Lewiston-The appointment of a h
rong general committee to have
arge Of the administration of the
sal features Of the Forthcoming An
IAl Livestock show has been author
I'd by the governing board Of the
'wiston Commercial club. President
'meru and Secretary Struble were .
npowered to select the members.
The committee will be known as the l
swiston Livestock show committee.
ID Will be composed Of men and wom-
J. The cooperation Of the women of 4
swlston will be asked this year be- I
use OF the important social and en-
rtainment functions which will be
ointment features Of the Livestock
ow.
In addition to the receptions which d
u be given In honor of prominent q
en- and women from all parts Of the n
orthwest, the stock show week will q
Itness the staging Of the first society /
rise show ever given in the Lewis I
n Charleston valley. The event will
held Thursday night, December 4. Y
70 boxes In the grandstand will be
decorated, and II is ex- I
cted that society people from every ]
'minent city Of the Northwest will A
present. \
Another subcommittee will have
srge Of the details of the annual
rsde, which this year will enter into
elaborate historical and allegorical :.
rtrsysl Of the development Of the '
vision country. from the time of = =
primitive red man to the present, c
'turing the coming of the white :,
IN In the persons Of Lewis and =
lrk, tho advent Of the prospector =
miner. the first white settlers, and . .
growth Of the country. with its 9
max In the high-grade livestock of =
lay and the modern automobile. =
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Klontx and George u
omss, who were arrested here by a
ief OF Police Msloney and charged
N being members Of an organised
~ OF box car robbers operating
ng the Oregon Short Line and the Il
W. K. q N. between Baker and n
( Lake City. have been turned over 4
United States Marshal Hodges, who n
taken them to Boise for trial In q
Federal court. According to the g
Ice klontx has confessed to q series p
roeberies which entailed the loss of a.
usands OF dollars of merchandise. m
he Nampa chamber of commerce
dyed its support to the extension
artment Of the University Of Idaho
week Of farmezs' institute to be B
In this city in December. All pl
expenses will be paid by the cham fl
. Only ~ institutes will be held SC
he state this season, two Of which u
be In Canyon county, one at Nam st
and one at New Plymouth. is
,onvict labor employed by the state II
Idaho on the Nampa sanitarium. an
Eitution for the feeble-minded. is
wing successful. A force of
usties" has been employed on the to
lding for the past year and at the m
sent rate the walls will be COM pl
ted In few weeks. Idaho granite tn