The Richfield recorder. (Richfield, Idaho) 1909-1931, 1915-02-25
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The thieves who took about 100 pairs
Of shoes from box car in Shoshone
were convicted in. the Federal Court
at Boise.
Eugene V. Debs spoke to large
audience in Twin Falls February Is.
He is said to be an eloquent and force
full speaker.
Clarence VanDuesen. an expert ae-
countant. and his assistant. p A. Nc
Mahon of Boise are auditing the books
OF Blaine county.
CHALLIS, Idaho.-Brasseur q Will
Jams have their sawmill nearly ready
and in a day or so will begin saving
the rough lumber for the new Upper
airy hall.
The new Methodist church of Rupert
was dedicated last Sunday morning.
DR.. T. c. Iliff of Denver preached "a
fine sermon $2,S00 was raised to take
care of the church debt
One of Bob Sears boys is in Cam
bridge having a cash in his face
treated. One day another boy went to
throw a stick at a horse and Fred
appeared on the scene just in time to
catch the blow in the face.
Chester Kissinger. young man re-
siding in the vicinity of Snow. was
stabbed by Louis Hickman. resi-
dent of the same locality. the affray
taking place at a dance. Kissinger
was not dangerously injured.
Mrs. Antoine Nelson of Rockland.
in January. marketed butter to the
amount of $50 and eggs to the amount
CT s25. She believes in making good
use of the mortgage lifters"--the COW
and the hen.
About 800 rabbits were exterminated
at the Neeley rabbit drive one day
last week. One hundred and fifty peo-
pie took part in the slaughter. that
began at 10 o'clock in the morning
and lasted well into. the afternoon
JUNCTION, Idaho.-Raymond Lind
sustained broken leg recently when
the horse on which he was driving cat
tie slipped and fell on him. DR.. Ross
attended the young man and he is get
ting along as well as could be ex-
pected.
The Commercial club CT Caldwell
has introduced a decided innovation
in club work in the organization and
fostering of a Junior Civic league
open to high school boys between the
ages of 16 and 81 years.--Twin Falls
Chronicle.
Joseph Blanc, who was terribly
burned by an electric current last sum-
mer while working on the reclamation
service dredge west of Nampa, has been
taken from the Nampa general hospital
to the government HOSPITAL at ARROW
rock. He is getting along nicely but
has by no means fully recovered.
Engineers from various cities in the
northwest and from the east have
been in Pocatello inspecting the new
storm sewer being laid. 1t is the farst
time west of the Rocky mountains
that system has been constructed
of vitrified clay brick and the engi-
neering proposition is Of interest to a
great many communities.
County Attorney Smith and Deputy
Sheriff James Francis left for Boise.
armed with extradition papers for /
w. Clegg an individual who is wanted
in Pocstello on charge OF embexxie-
ment and who has been apprehended
in Salt Lake and is being held by
the authorities. The charge Is brought
by the Agency company. trustee, and
It is alleged that CleEg withheld ts2.s0
that should have been turned ovcs
to the company. This Is specific
item and it is also stated that there
are other items Of the same nature
-Delroy Empey brought in = grey
wolf hide to c. F. Bowman Thursday
and received 1a check for $2s, the
amount cf bounty the Grazing associ-
alton; PAYS on wolf This Is tho
first wolf hide to be brought to Mr..
Bowman. though the coyote hides have
BEEN coming in pretty fast since the
bounty was offered.
The wolf in question was taken on
the foothills only a short distance
from Ammon. He was one OF a pack
OF nine which has done considerable
damage to the dry farming section to
the east.-Twin Falls Times.