The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1915-12-23

show is very anxious that every person
in the state who is interested in poul-
try and can possibly do so will attend |
the show-at least send in your fowls |
and help make this the greatest poul-
try show ever held in Idaho.
This show is the official Idaho
American Poultry Association" show.
The American Poultry association
medals, diplomas and prizes will be
awarded at this show. The cash prizes
are liberal, as nearly all Of the entry
fees go back to the exhibitors. There
are number of association cups and
special prizes.
| For premium lists and information
write William Staples, secretary, of
the Poultry Association, Moscow,
Idaho.
Boise = Il. A. Shelllenberger, who
has been manager of the Cooperative
Creamery company in Boise for several
years, has determined to resign his
position and will step out as soon as he
can wind up his connection with the
company. Mr.. Shc;:crberger has been
active in the management OF the BUSH
ness for 80 long time that he has
gathered a strong following among the
dairymen and farmers of the Boise val
ley, who are loath to see him step
down. He finds, however, that his
health will not permit him to occupy
the place longer. He has not yet de-
termined what business he will engage
in henceforth but has been approached
, with an offer to manage q string OF
creameries throughout the valley.
An Idaho man, John F. Pethtel, has
invented and patented an auto jaci
which promises to prove great boor
to auto owners in the saving of tires
This simple continuance is capable
5 of lifting a 3800-pound car with |
lever which works 80 easily that
child can use it. The lever, which il
= adjustable to considerable extent t
suit different sized cars, has somewha
= the appearance of pair of sled run
. ners as it stands on the floor. Tn
= car. when it is run into the garage, i
= run over the jack and then simpl
10 lifting of the lever at the rear raise
!: all four wheels clear of the weight o
= the car, the two front wheels being er
- trey free from the floor.
IN Wallace-A total of 357 foreign an
= domestic corporations doing business i
VI Idaho, of which As were doing bus
ness in Shoshone county, either fol
.. feited their charters, if domestic col
Oh poration, or their authority to do bul
T. mess within the state, if foreig
10 corporation, on December /, accordin
to the report of Secretary Of Stat
Frank R. Barker, a copy of which hi
been filed in the office Of the county II
corder. The forfeitures occurre
oy through the failure of such corpor
IT tions to pay the annual corporation ts
D for the fiscal year ended June 8
Up 1916, or in lieu thereof to file an a
D. nual statement showing their exem
rs tion from such tax
Moscow-For the first time wheat
on being extensively shipped from tn
Dr. region by rail direct to New York f
ad export and markets of the Easte
srs states for milling purposes. In N
,ly vember the Interior Warehouse col
he pany shipped over the Northern Paci
tie is cars of wheat direct to New Yor
or where it was loaded for export by t
ms, Balfour-G Guthrie company on an ord
for the European allies
Several cars are being loaded for t
same routing and for exporting. tt
,ge company shipped many cars from Nj
COW direct to Lexington, KY.
-. - Wardner-The council found it's
,as recently unable to comply with the
ian der of the state board of health
} is garding the abatement of the old P
be- vate sewer near the Kellogg line
nlv The order directed the council
Md connect the sewer with Kellogg sew
mt through the lot of George Wilcox 8
has it was reported that Wilcox had +
mas hidden the line to be laid across
> property. What is to be done has
been determined and the matter '
be taken up with the board Of heal
~ The time limit fixed in the order '
December 20.
leie Boise L. q. Catl1n has struc
'ns- splendid artesian flow of cold water
ew- his ranch on Eagle Island The pl
Will sure is sufficient to lift the water
high as the top of his house. The
stay is estimated at two thousand inc
and was struck at depth Of less {
ter 200 feet. 1t took two and one-l
hers days to drill down to the water pls
alta The water is of excellent quality.
It OF Two weeks ago, George Dreshs
drilled 116 feet on the John Al
ranch, a mile above Mr.. Catlin's,
obtained good fiow-
reed
De- Meridian - Through the CLOSING
ask their option on the yard Of the Ia
The Lumber company, the Boise-Psy
? all Lumber company has now come
possession of both the retail establ
at ments in this place. The deal for
the Copeland yard and the branch es
Bull lishments it controlled was closed
by eral weeks ago. The local yards
900 being consolidated and E. H. Tsyle
given the position Of manager.