The Richfield recorder. (Richfield, Idaho) 1909-1931, 1915-01-07
Items From Neighboring
r Towns and States 4,

The lawyers association of the state
will hold their annual session in Boise
this week.
John g. Turner received his $1,000
insurance on his house which was
burned last fall
An Idaho boy receives worlds record
as potato grower. George Mason. of
Jefferson county raised 100 bushels on
his one eighth acre plot.
A car containing 42.2s0 pounds of
flour started from Idaho Falls on Its
way to Belgium. 1t was handled
through the Portland FIGURING Mills.
In Standpoint two women played de-
tectives in the interest OF a cleaner
town. Their Investigations proved H.
legal use of property which the city
officials failed to discover.
The Idaho Dairymen's Association
and the Idaho Swine Growers Asso-
citation will hold their annual meeting
at Boise. January 18th to 18th inclu-
sive. All interested in swine or dairy
ing are urged to attend.
Two representatives of the French
artillery service recently bought up
two carloads of horses from Grange
vile and four carloads from Cotton
wood. leaving between $4,000 and
$4,000 among the horse raisers OF
that section.
According to Federal arrangement
some of the elk from Yellowstone
Park are to be taken to different states
not more than fifty to one state. Some
Of these interesting animals are to
be put in the Wieser national forest
this year
Chief of police T. B. Losiuer. OF the
Fort Hall Indian reservation. Deputy
Sheriff Robert, Obey and an Indian
named Pizfer were all wounded in a
pistol battle at Idaho Falls Losiuer
and Pizier were both shot through the
body. All Will recover.
Rupert has a new Methodist church
which has been erected at cost Of
$4,000. The town is also making good
showing in her schools. Twenty-Five
are employed to take care
of the seven hundred pupils In the
town and on the project.
The Public Utilities Commission
have ordered the o. S. L. TO not make
more than a three ee-cent-a-mile passen-
ger rate on the branch lines in the
state The railroad was given the op-
portunity Of further showing which
they did and will carry it to the Su-
oreme Court
During the second week In Janu-
ary the dairymen and swine breeders
will meet in Boise for their annual
AS in many cases, the
interests of the two are Identical, and
heir problem the same. they have
decided to associate In their program.
Twin Falls Chronicle.
F. r. Brownell. Of HALEY. received
telegram last week from State game
warden Gowen that 100 cans OF finger
ing trout would reach there on Fri
lay. The fish ranged In length from
20 inches. Every means OF convey
ance was used to get them to the river
IS quickly as possible.
A Greek carman employed In Poca-
ello took carbolic acid last Saturday
light and died in short time. An
,ther Of his countrymen is wanted In
'ocatello for taking several hundred
iolars from different friends. From
me 5000. from another $3.50. and sew
raj hundred from others.
D. H. Stetler. western manager OF
he MacGillis- Gibbs Lumber company.
eft recently for parts unknown. TAX
ng with him money belonging to the
He had lived in Clarkes-
ork for dozen years but had moved
o Spokane Mrs Stetler said that
he did not know where he had gone:
hat he had left her with very Httts
unds.
At: the coroner's inquest hold tn
hurley last wednesday afternoon the
ury brought in a verdict to the efS6ct
hat the skeleton found on the banka
I the Snake river in Cassia county.