Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1915-09-09
IN THE GEM STATE

ed on August 20.
Roseberry has the only -four mill
in Long valley. with "a daily capacity
OF IS barrels per day.
Regular automobile service be-
tween Nampa and Boise, passing
through Meridian has been inaugu-
rated.
Ben Moon. of Parker. was stung be-
mind the ear by a bee and died within
ten minutes. He was one of the first
settlers in the valley.
Fire OF unknown origin completely |
destroyed the residence Of Charles F.
Baker. at Boise. The loss was esti-
mated at one thousand dollars.
The Ministerial Association at Boise
has begun preliminary work for the |
coming evangelistic campaign to be
held in the capital city in October.
A. J. McNab, formerly of Salmon
City and partner OF the late Senator
Shoup. has been elected director OF
the Bank OF Pacific Grove, Califor-
MIA.
Bull is TO have two-day fair
Friday and Saturday, September "a
and 25-and It is to be on scale sell
dom attempted for a community OF
its size.
The Bingham county fair. which Is
TO be held at Blackfoot, September
IA to H. promises to outclass all pre-
vious efforts on the part OF the fair
association.
Three Nampa business firms re-
Gently sustained the loss OF more
than 1925 through the operations OF
a smooth check forger. who is known
as George Goble, formerly OF Port
land.
Nine different property owners OF
Nampa are to have the privilege OF
paying for cement sidewalks put in by
the city because of their negligence IN
not keeping their old walks in
proper repair
Earl r. Ford OF Shamrock. Texas.
was literally ground to pieces by a
Nampa bound train in the suburbs OF
Boise. Ford was either asleep or
drunk on the track and was lying face
down when run over.
James McNally. accused OF the muir
der OF VI. Irwin short time ago, was
given 4 preliminary hearing at Poca-
tello, and was held for murder in the
second degree and bound over to the
district court, which convenes Sep
TENDER 10.
Crops were never better in the Long
valley section and there will be q
large acreage of wheat. oats and ii
notify seed threshed this year. The
yield is far above the average an,
better prices are being paid than fol
years past.
The Nampa Harvest Festival asso
citation has announced that 1t ha
signed n contract with Irwin Broth
ers Frontier Days wild west show. Z
appear there during the three days c
, the annual festival, the third week O
September
L. A. (Dutch) Lehrbas of Pocatell
r has been appointed a federal deput
1 game warden for Idaho. AS such h
I will have charge of the enforcement
e OF the federal migratory game law 1
+ all southern Idaho. and especially i
!. the southeastern part of the state.
:, With a charter membership OF l.
o the Caldwell Rifle club was organize
s last week. Establishment of thes
l. organizations is being fostered
\ the United States government an
Caldwell stands among the first cite
in the state to take advantage of ii
governments offer
}. Work has started on the excavatic
for the new Elks club at Pocatell
- The design of the building is ornat
~ and aside from the general lodl
=. rooms and banquet rooms there W
. be thirty-six separate apartment
!. which have been leased by membe
v of the lodge The building will CO
% $71.5O0.
s. The Pocatello Gas company h
r been sold to the North Americ;
la Power & Light company and Villa
"a A. Behr, general manager Of the CO.
pany, announces that the plant will
enlarged and about 100000 will
spent in improvements and additio
to the plant.
William Findley. who lives ne
Freezeout. noticed that several OF
H. hens were laying on top of a SIN
OF stack of hsy near the barn. VIII
Id she gathered the eggs and endeavor
ne to break them to use in some past
be she found they were we'll cooked. hi
IT. ing been baked by the sun.
ID State Veterinarian Bodle has
Ut turned from Owyhee county. where
ue went to look over the situation W
10 regard to scab that had been report
In that territory. He said he fou
seven bands of sheep which had {
disease.
no ]. w. Hardin. n resident OF the lie
ar. iston country for forty years,
te greater portion Of which time he
lie been engaged in farming. says he
never seen such crops as the farm
OF the Mohler section now are h
vesting.
urt Owing to the location of the n
ris- passenger station at Pocatello,