The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1914-11-19
IDAHO STATE NEWS

RAils' Idaho, William GooIdan
Siea on the train near Downey m. |
0ercuiosis was the cause Of death
MRS. Nina Hess, aged Ga ~.
burned to death while alone on her
rancn near Mora station. II Il sup.
posed she was burning weeds when
the accident occurred.
me Rev. Van der Maaten Of tha
FIRST Presbyterian church Of poca'
teiio was painfully injured in a run.
away accident, being thrown from the
rig and severely bruised
Arrangements have been comn,a,sa
Dy the Idaho Falls club OF Commences
TO send to the suffering poor and non.
comDatants OF Belgium ten car loads
OF Idaho Falls potatoes.
Pocatelio has been selected an head.
quarters for the new -four and faea
company under the name of the idaho
Milling & Seed company. A fifty-bar.
rel capacity mill has been ordered.
george Wait. young man from
hockland who was operated on tbree
week previous at PocateIlo hospital
lor appendicitis. died November 7. He
was highly respected young farmer
unofficial returns from HALEY indi.
cate that the attempt to make Butte
county out of the northeastern mart Of
Blaine county has been lost by a small
majority.
One OF the most rigid guarantees
IN the history of Idaho has been nut
on this state to prevent the shipment
OF livestock into Idaho from states
That have been or that may be In
the future quarantined by the federal
government.
In keeping with the policy OF look.
ing after the welfare of its employees
the Oregon Short line is constructing
q $4,000 emergency hospital at Poca-
tello. The institution will be fitted up
with three beds and the most modern
equipment.
H. H. Bangs of Albion died sudden.
ly at his home. Mr.. Bangs had just re-
turned from his farm in the Raft river
country when he took suddenly i'll.
and within two hours he was dead.
H. Ii. Bangs came to Albion from La
tab county in 1908.
The Art Study club OF Pocatello has
just issued its yearly program, book
let of fifty-six pages. The work for
this year is American art and the bib.
biography on that subject was made
by Miss Gretchen Smith, librarian at
the state academy.
Robert Noble formerly known as
the sheep king of Idaho, died at his
home in Boise after an illness of only
about four days, brought on by a ner-
vous breakdown which aggravated dia.
betes, a disease from which he had
suffered for years.
Arrangements have been completed
by the secretary Of the Twin Falls
Commercial club, cooperating with the
local organization of the Red Cross
society for sending money, food and
clothing from the Twin Falls tract to
the relief of Belgians.
The large clubhouse of the Empire
mines at Mackay has been destroyed
by fire. The origin Of the FIRE is I'M
known, as they were occupied by min
ers at the time. The miners escaped,
but lost great deal Of personal prop
erty and some currency.
The fact that the English army has
sent officers to Boise for the purP0ss
of selecting horses from the stock
raised and bred in this section will be
used by the Commercial club In its
endeavor to secure fer Boise a re-
mount station of the United States
army.
8. b. williams of Boise was killed
in an automobile accident near
| Weiser. Making a sharp turn near one
of the irrigation bitches. the car ran
off the road on the curve and turned
turtle, crushing its driver beneath the
wreckage. 1t is apparent that death
was instantaneous.
The Idaho Power & Light company
| has been successful in its legal fight
| with the Great Shoshone & Twin
Falls Water Power company for con-
| troll of the power site rights along the
MaIad river, valued in the thousands
of dollars, according to decision that
| has lust been handed down.
The public utilities commission
holds that the Idaho Power & Light
company and the Clear Lake Power g.
Improvement company cannot enter
the Twin Falls electrical field in con-
netition with the Great Shoshone q
Twin Falls Water Power company In
whose control that territory now Is
Republicans will control the next
legislature of Idaho, having, accord
ing to returns complete from the thir'
ty.tbree counties, elected nineteen
senators and thirty-three representa-
lives To control the senate seven
teen senators are needed, and to con-
troll the house thirty-one representa-
| tives.
The Commercial club banquet AZ
pocatello last week was attended by
nearly 100 business men of the city.
sneeches on community Advancement
were made by United States senator
James H. Brady, Joseph T. Young
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