The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1915-07-29
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plant.
The organization of a a..
club or similar body Is bs,s-
ed at Star.
In the past few weeks
able quantity Of Caldwell ~. y
been shipped to Melbourps
liza.
The 1915 exhibition Of =.
west livestock show at Lewis.
vember 20 to December 4, WIN +
$4,000 in premiums.
Solicitation for the funds !.
pended in staging Mamma. s
Festival on September % u
is nearing completion.
Upwards OF five thousana
principally farmers and their !.
attended the 18th annual pien,s
Roswell-Parma Picnic assoeIs,,
Anderson's grove last week
At the last session Of, he IA.
islature a law was passed Deru
railroad companies to Issue 4.
state officials under the diress
the public utilities commissIon
Public utilities Corporation
business In the state have \.
spending OF late to the Law 4.
them to file with the state audi
ports OF their assessable proper
Angered at attentions Nina
ouplois and Peter Trezls are /,
have been paying his sister.
viii Dagiatas stabbed to DEAN
oupolis and seriously wounded
at Pocatello.
James Mcdonald of HALEY me-
a painful accident near the
hot springs. In running down
he came in contact with a
barbed wire, receiving severe
about the face.
DR.. Liston Paine, government
service expert, arrived in Twin
a few days ago and viii spend
or ten days In and around Twin
studying conditions bearing
Rocky mountain spotted fever.
pink" Griffith, Idaho football
for two five-year terms, who re
this spring rather than stand
ton in salary, has accepted i
position with State Agricultur
lege of Oklahoma at Stillwate
Before the end of July, it is
ed, all cooperative creamerie
cheese factories in southwest
no will be leagued together IN
ganization to be known as the
Idaho Dairy Products associat
A. d. Daniels, who is in the
Of A. ]. Day, a prominent ran
of the Ammon district, was il
tello last week and stated th
wolves in that district were
much valuable stock, including
fine Percheron and Belgian coli
DR.. G. H. Scott, mayor Of
one of the most public spirited
the community, a physician
repute and a man loved and rel
by all, was thrown from his
the engine of a Short Line trs
, fatally injured, dying With
hours.
Mrs. Robert r. Horne Of
was badly hurt when she and
est child were thrown from a
hay on which they were riding
ing against some barbed wire,
: Horne received a long cut in th
and a crushed ankle. The.
= face was cut.
Nine of the ten Lewiston
closed their doors last week
main closed and within te7
: the work of dismantling the @
be commenced. The closing
saloons at this time is due
failure of the board of commls
to renew the county and
censes.
The supreme court has rem
= enj3in the county commisslOl
Power county from issuing
bonds to take up the share o.
v edness which was its proportion
q debt of the counties from
was formed and also expense
e dental to putting the county
u ment in operation.
l. Charles Brauner submitted
: amputation of his right arm
: low the elbow at the Nampa
! The young man, who is IL "
has been suffering for some "
, sarcoma and in order TO save
g it was finally necessary ior
undergo the amputation.
Ie More than three trainloads .
Z and sheep from the Roge's'9
= try were loaded at Rogu
q shipped through Twin FATS
ern markets during the ~
Y weeks. Lambs are brint
$3.50 per head at this tiias
X makes between $1,7eO and Y
e car. or over 100000 for the -
n Of the vicinity.
II The pardon board has s.
4 the sentence of Rudolph Ne'
h fenced to be hanged in ldaa1
ii for murder committed IN Z
b, men tried TO jump Wettef
claim and he killed them u