The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1914-01-15
IDAHO STATE news

peu4ut Of young housewives and al
o<hefo vIao n7e intprosted IL domestic
sepneny snd cooking.
kellogg Tia directors Of the Firsl
National bank have authorized lth>
pafchaoe of stock n ths regional ne
tioaal bank to b. eresfed under The
nv esrTopoy bill, which Ras roceutiy
peesed, The First National 70 take full
amount Of Stock permitted undsr the
law. Thu directors sro IN fevor OF
Dpoknne's campaign 70 secure the re-
GionaI bank, this location bsine tie
bett for the Institutions Of northern
Idaho.
Hottie new o1s, 600 public school
building wss dedicated Friday NIGHT.
The dedication Of this building II the
eulm'nation Of . school light extend.
in9 over Ave yeaS. The fxht wns
carried Into The courts three times and
was decided By the Htats Supreme
court Last winter tho people Of Ito
went Into the Legislature and secured
: bill which, while not special leRisIa-
-.>'', -tP" my " ."ss uistfict De-
csu'e snc o'stret Wa tne only one In
the stste that fulfilled the require
ments and enabled them to divide the
district after the Supreme court had
denied that right under the old law.
10 less than year from the time
-. p'n 80 sned nte mas been
~ .In Du''o,nk erectso and Ito
ma tne most complete and convenient
most expensive
Lewiston - Tho committee MEM
bers appointed At the joint meeting Of |
80 Lewiston Exposition company and
inc commercial club, to report at
mass meeting Of citizens to decide as
% holding the fall fair, announced that
.ney would recommend that the in
lcrstate fair be abandoned and that In
'ts place an industrial show be held In
which leading products Of this terri
IoFy' consisting OF apples, potatoes,
sorn and beans. would be featured.
speakers to deliver lectures
very morning on the products dis
''syeo were recommended. Afternoons
vould be devoted TO amusement, and
polo proves popular two polo teams
you'd be secured for series Of
'ames' according to the plan. The
omm'ttee' which consists Of John e.
r. L. Erb and Phil Weis-
'erper' also VIII recommend that the
nnuai rose show be made permanent
na'r'
=,
c'Rain' manufactured from tobacco
rown in Clearwater county, Idaho,
'o'e u''sl'ou'eq fecentiy among local
- DE- W a. in'a,e; cashier OF
.rsn,. =. vionno' iuano' Local
s s ~ oo'''o'seurs uec'areo tne To-
ssS. 20 sno ''nest quhhty-
ess'a' peop'e IN tne vicinity OF
'hnnr a inv peen producing ali the
- ~ my n . LOT tneir own use
=. wv =. suie9 years. shia Mr..
Iass,- s"e n"se demonstrated
s sy snas kovu 'opacco can De {
,,,e,n ''e'y "a clearwater
I a''... 'o'no % 'ne'n nave difhculty !
ss''nk ~ put ~nen TINS 10 done
, ), INC 'opaceo Is as good as /;
yr.
az ss ~ awaiting anxiousiy
! 49, ~ =. .'.n'ei 'snus 10 ,nat section
A ~ 81 :, ''.'en' ss,u ml, inleie'
a., a.sa ~ many D,,non ieet mas
~ pP,a''eu anu WIN DC soid IN the
, 49, 'usu'e AZ mas NOT YET been ad-
ns.h ' "nu WIN nave 10 run six
.s.;as os'o.e cutting can pegin. =
- "'o 'eany 70 puy ana oegin =
=" VS. SUN as en's Is possible :,
:,
oIoxane-rour hundred and forty =
ven miles OF telephone line and 300
''es OF traii were completed in the :,
,'onai forests OF Western Montana "
miner and fall by the United States y
rest service. making total Of g. y
OF miles OF telephone line and A.
10 miles OF trail, according to fig T,
IS received IN Spokane. The tele- y
one lines and trail constructed this
inner open up for protection num-
: OF the largest bodies of timber,
! the construction OF the lines adds to
'atiy to their protection from fire. pa
recent facilities for the handling w
the nre situation In northern Idaho an
Montana show great improve mi
ut over what they we're in 1910 just pa
or to the big forest fires. as shown wi
the following figures; On June 30. on
70. the national forests in this dis me
= had only Ss3.5 miles of trail, to
ne y. at the present time this same