The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1915-07-29
6sanings From Idaho Exchanges

View Jersey militia may be call
,on by the police OF Bayonne a
su,t of a riot today between tn.
snd the striking Standard OF
ohss an which one man was killed
hnndred special deputies hav,
sworu In to help maintain order.
crane Juice may be mAnufactur.
in -s sold within local option terri.
u Idaho Is the belief of the
.,srt attorney general. T. c. Cot.
The question as to the legality
ceiling grape juice in Nampa was
80 when it was announced that
Crescent Brewing company was
.,ng 70 convert its plant into an
s-s,,sbment for the manufacture OF
III sa.r,ented grape juice. after the
~ goes dry in 1916.
vs,taen people were killed and thirty
So we're injured in Idaho last year
VI. trespassing on railroad property,
n, TO a report just sent out
,ha Union Pacific system.
Nh postmaster General but1eson mas Or
.sS that the size limit of packages
3. marcel post shipment be increased
u combined length and girth of 81
.sss which will permit the mailing
4 standard sized fruit and berry
.,ss The old limit was ~ inches
[rsgtb and girth, and there has been a
Z rsssnread demand for its increase.
IA
Nearly five tons OF butter are now
Iirr shipped from Nampa each week
4 the two creameries, the Jensma
[eamery company and the Nampa Co
esratiye creamery. The records of
H. companies show that they are buy
IN a much larger quantity Of butter
n than they did year ago. During
~ last six months, the Nampa Co
Merative creamery has received a to-
"A Of 1876. 040 pounds of butterfat, an
&crease of 96, sS7 pounds over the cor
bsponding period in 1914. The Jensma
smpany reports that its receipts are
4 lly one-third larger now than a year
b.
4 Word came from Idaho Falls this
sorning to the effect that DR.. r. NJ
Ridges, one of the oldest citizens
Ia physicians of that city, last night |
Smmitted suicide Dependency is !
ought to have been the cause.
THAT the already friendly spirit ex-
hing between the business men of |
foscow and Pullman is becoming
lore firmly cemented and that all |
baginary differences heretofore ex-
fing between the two premier cities
the big Palouse country have been
ltirely wiped away, was evidenced
|Et night when about so of Moscow's
lost prominent business men were
bests at a banquet at Pullman under
|e auspices of the Pullman Chamber
Commerce.
Captain Buck Phillips, all around
|hlete and greatest American javelin
ROVER, former university student
ID resident of Lewiston, win rep
sent Idaho In the Irish-American
thletic club of New York dual meet
the stadium al San Francisco on
by 2Sth.
According to reports received in
Oscow John r. Becker, the we'll
own orofino attorney, may be ap-
inted assistant attorney general of
aho by Attorney General Peterson
succeed Captain E. G. Davis, when
steps down August LIST.
While on an outing with four of his
ends from Rupert, Harry e. Rel
~ prominent resident of Rupert, :
3 attacked by a paralytic stroke,
later died at Idaho Falls.
Alectionately kissing his wife goodby 1
she lay in bed and at the same time e
nng revolver from underneath her
ow. Charles Carroll. a well-known I
eat expert. walked to the basement b
ms home and shot himself in the
"a, dying instantly. 1t is believed o
worry over real estate transac- b
Is prompted the suicide. A widow. t
and daughter survive him.
ne last assembly passed for the II
eit OF special interests a rigid
pass law that sportsmen should N
IN mind when the season opens. Il
hunter who discharges a gun on CT
perry that is properly fenced and
Jams written notices against tres n
'ers' win find himself a violator of
Jaw this year, fact that sports
should deem 1t well to heed. The
uespass law Is a rigid one in its .
rs, n
!. = Janks. OF Twin Falls, who has Is
: been on trial for completely In p
= and sheep stealing in Twin A
county, was again arrested Thurs a.
> y last week in Salt Lake City, In
sheriff Kendall. Of that county and y,
''.ernpi made to bring him back for :,
~ Twin Falls county. Governor =,
aauer' however. refused after GO ~
INTO the case with Janks attor- &c
eushrie and Bowen. of Twin W
/, q, 20 grant requisition papers to 81
~ Kendall. Until the governor &c
50. Janks is free to stay in that OF
without molestation.. M
oand OF wolves in the hills and
r ne, east of town near the head
NOV creek are destroying horses
ie and the stockmen of that la
~ ana others who have livestock NJ,