Elmore County Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1910-1915, 1915-07-24
IDAHO STATE NEWS

The organization of a Communit,
club or similar body is being agitat
ed at Star.
In the past few weeks a consider
able quantity of Caldwell butter ha
been shipped to Melbourne, Austria
liza.
The 1915 exhibition of the north
west livestock show at Lewiston, No
vember 20 to December 4. will contain
| $4,000 in premiums.
Solicitation for the funds to be ex
pended in staging Nampa's Harves
Festival on September %, 20 and "a
Is nearing completion.
Upwards of five thousand people
principally farmers and their families
attended the 18th annual picnic of the
Roswell-Parma Picnic association al
Anderson grove last week.
AT the last session of the Idaho leg
| islature law was passed permitting
railroad companies to issue passes tc
state officials under the direction OF
the public utilities commission.
Public utilities corporations doing
business in the state have been re,
spending OF late to the law requiring
them to file with the state auditor re.
ports of their assessable property.
Angered at attentions Mike Alex.
ouplois and Peter Trezis are said to
have been paying his sister-in-law
WIN Dagiatas stabbed to death Alex
oupolis and seriously wounded Trezis
at Pocatello.
James Mcdonald of HALEY met with
painful accident near the Guyer
hot springs. In running down hill
he came in contact with line OF
barbed wire, receiving severe cuts
about the face.
DR.. Liston Paine, government health
service expert, arrived in Twin Falls
a few days ago and will spend week
or ten days in and around Twin Falls
studying conditions bearing upon
Rocky mountain spotted fever.
Pink" Griffith, Idaho football coach
for two five-year terms, who resigned
this spring rather than stand reduc
tion in salary, has accepted a similar
position with State Agricultural col.
lege of Oklahoma at Saltwater.
Before the end of July, 1t Is declar.
ed, all cooperative creameries and
cheese factories in southwestern Ida.
no will be leagued together In an or
ganization to be known as the South
Idaho Dairy Products association.
A. d. Daniels, who is in the employ
of A. J. Day. prominent ranchman
of the Ammon district, was in Poca-
tello last week and stated that the
wolves in that district were killing
much valuable stock, including some
fine Percheron and Belgian colts.
DR.. c. H. Scott, mayor of Rupert,
one of the most public spirited men of
the community, physician of high
repute and man loved and respected
by all, was thrown from his auto by
the engine of a Short Line train and
fatally injured, dying within two
hours.
Mrs. Robert r. Horne of HALEY
was badly hurt when she and her cid
est child were thrown from a load OF
hay on which they were riding, strik-
ing against some barbed wire. Mrs.
Horne received a long cut in the neck
and crushed ankle. The childs
face was cut.
Nine of the ten Lewiston saloons
closed their doors last week to re.
main closed and within a few days
the work of dismantling the bars will
be commenced The closing OF the
saloons at this time Is due to the
failure of the board of commissioners
to renew the county and state Ii
censes.
The supreme court has refused to
anJoin the county commissioners OF
Power county from issuing funding
bonds to take up the share of indebt
edness which was its proportion of the
iebt Of the counties from which 1t
was formed and also expenses Incl
iental to putting the county govern.
nent in operation.
Charles Brauner submitted to the
lmputation of his right arm just be-
ow the elbow at the Nampa hospital.
The young man, who is IS years old,
las been suffering for some time with
arcoma and In order to save his life
was finally necessary for him to
Undergo the amputation.
More than three trainloads of lambs
md sheep from the Rogerson coun-
ry We're loaded at Rogerson and |
hipped through Twin Falls for east.
IN markets during the past two
weeks. Lambs are bringing Sc to |
$50 per head at this time, which
makes between $1,700 and 1890 per
ar, or over 100000 for the sheepmen
I the vicinity,
The pardon board has committed
he sentence OF Rudolph Wetter, sen.
enced to be hanged In Idaho county
Or murder committed in 1904 Two |