The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1914-05-14
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DR.. Abraham Friedline On.
most prominent dentists az
dead after a short illness
been a resident Of Boise "a.
years.
Over a mile of drainage =.
constructed during March b,
the two big electrical drea,
ployed by the reclamation d.
on the Pioneer drainage syst,.
DR.. V. c. White, the state y
surgeon. is confident that Ii,
ment is complete master Of 4
ton now as to CHAMBERS An,
horses in the Big Lost river
That the contract for the On,
the Boise Payette Lumber ~
road into the Boise basin Win
early next month is the a,
given out by L. NJ. Hoover Of
pany.
The department of agricuhs
at once send three inspectors
clerk to the Twin Falls -
Idaho to begin active work n
cate hog cholera on all part
Twin Falls project.
The fruit crop in Canyon 4
has been but slightly DAMAGE (
frosts and cold nights of Ii.
week, judging from the cons
opinion of fruit growers of thu
and Caldwell sections.
Because Of the low price !
the Morning mine, one of the
properties of the Federal Mil
Smelling company, will Close
soon for needed repairs to /
mill, hoist and shaft, accord
word received in Spokane.
B. 2. Shawhan, in charge
King Hill irrigation project \
state, is highly pleased with 4
ton of the state prison board \
state land board in their final
sion to employ a number Of d
victs in work to be done on Il
ject.
G. F. TometZ, who has filled
sition of state seed inspector
agricultural extension departn|
the University of Idaho for d
year has landed a splendid \
with the Canadian Pacific al
gone to Calgary, Canada, to
his new duties.
James Eby, constable of u
erts precinct, was accidentally
with his own revolver which ID
a shoulder holster, striking
ground, and sending a bullet
his heart. The accident d
while he was cutting wood in U
yard of his home.
Idaho will dedicate its build
the Panama-Pacific exposition
The Idaho building is the first
state buildings to be complet|
the directors of the exposition
Idaho exposition commission
to have an elaborate ceremony
day of dedication.
The Boise Statesman says
young fellow who has been M
practice of entertaining marr1
men of the city at picture
while their husbands were 4
was watched and caught by
the husbands and given a beat
may cure him of the habit
Speaking of the Idaho fruit
the state horticultural inspecta
"On the whole | think that 4
OF 1914 will be as good as VI
of 1918, though it will not BEL
form. In some orchards the
will be better than last, but
majority the loss will be he1
The farmers of Gentle val
jubilant over the prospect
bumper crop this season. El
is this true of the dry farms
fall planted grain is showing
this year of any year since ~
ing was started in that portis
state The acreage is also .
TO accommodate the passenE
tic that is expected at A'
Springs, Idaho, whdp the =
Idaho makes various lmproV
and enlarges the springs res'
Oregon Short Line plans to
small depot at that town. y
sort OF station at present is q
station.
Lee Turner. raised in Calds
oldest son OF Mayor and Nh
Turner. is aboard the battleshA
Dakota, now in Mexican Rals
Turner is the captain Of ?
company aboard the ship,
The department of agricnIA
agreed temporarily to conris
per month to the Boys aus
clubs of Idaho to enable theA
the present season to contla1
agricultural experiment ana
stration work.
From the Pocatello gov
nursery of yellow pine 4sef
trees will be shipped 10 Loe'1
planted in the Cache forest
600 Douglas fir sprouts VII
ped to the same forest, a III
making a total Of SS.00e us'1
/ planted this spring.
shipping Of forest nurses'
from the government nursef,
tello has begun. Because
tude OF this nursery is less
of other nurseries in the az
work of sending the youhs
be planted begins about tAl'
earlier each spring.
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