Elmore County Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1910-1915, 1915-02-27
IDAHO STATE NEWS

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Ferry has been appointed physician a
the Blackfoot Indian agency, Mont.
About one-fourth of the pupils IL
the eighth grade and high schoo
at Fruitland are suffering with tn,
measles.
Boise has been asked to participate
in gigantic parade to be held at the
exposition at San Francisco the sec
ond week in September.
So far as We have heard, the TOT
notch received for potatoes this sea
son was obtained by Bert Senter O.
Ammon on car of Russets. The cal
brought dollar hundred.
The village fathers at Star have or
dered all dogs that are not muzzled
TO be shot. This applies to the am
mails of the ranchers that stray into
town as well as the town dogs.
In the few days that the new muz
cling ordinance has been in effect al
Caldwell, the police have ended the
lives OF IL dogs. The animals are
killed If unclaimed after 48 hours.
Three persons were badly bruised
one injured seriously, when the car OF
Tex Riley, prosperous rancher liv.
ing near Mountain Home, overturned
on grade about six miles below
Glenns Ferry.
The governor has appointed twenty.
five delegates from the state of Idaho
to attend the tenth annual convention
of the Navy League of the United
States, to be held in San Francisco
March 1927, 1915.
Ernest Coffelt, who shot Angelus
Golanages at Glenns Ferry, was taken
20 Mountainhome and lodged in the
county jail, Golanages is not expected
to live, though there is still a posi-
bility that he may recover
The rural carriers of Canyon coun
ty met at Caldwell on February 22
and perfected a county association
There are % rural carriers in this
county-the largest number in any
county in the state, it is said.
Carlton D. Holt was painfully in
jured while breaking in horse on his
ranch near MERIDIAN. He had rope
twisted around his fingers and wher
he was suddenly jerked up agains
the fence, one hand was badly torn.
McDermott people are nervously
awaiting the possible development OF
a mad mule scare. This comes about
through the visit of rabid dog tc
that vicinity early in the week. A
risky young mule was bitten by the
cur
Howard Blaser, the infant son o.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Blaser of Port |
neuf siding, died last week of whoop |
ng cough. This is the first dealt
rom this disease which has been re
corded in that section for several
years.
John Obs, age 50, who resides abou
i've miles from Occur d'Alene, SUI
cred serious burns one night las
week. While coming down stairs
carrying blanket and lamp he ap
,arently tainted, dropping the lamp
which exploded.
Caldwell enjoyed holiday Wednes
ay of last week when practically
veryone owning or being fortunate
nough to borrow a shotgun partici
ated in the annual rabbit drive held
nder the auspices of the farmers OF
he Deer Flat section.
The Y. M. G. A. at Pocatello has for
hree years held four h position in
membership of the railroad associa
ons of the world, but at present is in
lird place, being exceled by Phila,
elphia with a membership of 2,610,
nd New York, 1858.
Appropriation of ten thousand dol
hrs for the Boise public building is
uthorized in senate amendment to
ne sundry civil bill reported to the
enate. This, with the funds on hand
i'll be ample to make the desired ad
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