The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1915-07-01
IDAHO STATE /

will be held at Rupen
June 26.
The sheepmen in the
had an unusually good
averaging from 1O2 to is
Charles Beverland, 50
rancher from Moore. a..
Lake hospital following f
for cancer.
The state veterinarian
the outbreak of hog chos.
Falls has been queIled
growers having taken ae.Is'
The fiume that carries =,
Frisco mill at Gem win &
soon, when three shifts
will be employed, increase,
to about 200 men.
Douglas G. Mcdonald 81
ing in the field on his rama I
dale, was stricken with ~
the right side. He Is nov
pital in a serious conditIm
S. P. Jones, aged 60 s..
says he is from Ellis, Com,
the Salt Lake police that Il +.
struck on the head and roAs.
while visiting in the Utah E
Payment Of claims g.
$34,820.67, incurred by The 1,
fire protection during 1913 I
was authorized by the stats
examiners at its meeting Ia
State Horticultural InsDas
ham, who is inspecting
around Twin Falls, decIase,
crop there is in splendid M
and should be of the bsnnl
riety.
Bishop Funston of Boise ~
formally dedicated the beaulav
guild hall erected at Rupeu /
ladies of the Episcopal guld
uses of Trinity Episcopal hi
Rupert.
According to Deputy Game /
o. Swift, $4,000 landlocked
are being placed in Salmon IN
fish come from the Hayspu
cry. Unlike most salmon, Il
not migratory.
During the past week a nul
delegates were named by 9
Alexander to represent Idaho
ventions in various parts OFT
try, in compliance with the
received by him.
A horse and wagon driven
Japs was run into by an au
seven miles from Eagle.
s was badly injured, the wagOl
ed and the horse suffered 4
: leg as a result of the encour
At a meeting of the BusinG
association at Salmon, a Q
was appointed to interview
council on the matter Of fl
ton and to urge the neeesslt
ing apparatus for fire fghtin
The bank of the canal 81
neuf-Marsh Valley Canal
broke at a point about two I
McCammon. The water fro
nal flooded the adjacent |
did considerable Damage
crops.
Until the case against
siska, proprietor of the b
tel, Pocatello, charged wit
selling liquor, is finally Sc
hosiery must remain eli
! supreme court issued a
that effect last week.
A saddle pony, ridden by
ran into Gus Spongberl
q bile in Pocatello the 9th
u and damaged the car to th
Y 5000. Mrs. Spongberg "
\ from the car by the viols
4 shock, and sustained pain
q Through a decision of 4
4 court, rendered last week,
4 crued in the endowment
q Albion Normal school durr
\ 1913 was made available I
emit biennium, though the
had not specifically so
it.
The governors office
nounced the offer of a
for the apprehension of Il
s persons who murdered D
if Hampton at Shelley,
q 10, 1914. Officer Hamptt
n posed to have been murde
n leans.
u A special from San F
81 nounces that a large nuT
pie who visit the Idaho
I'D. bought tickets over 9TH
at DESTROYS, now that they
OF the products of the state,
'as route changed so that ID
my Idaho.
Idaho is soon to be Wis
~ Anthony, a naturalist
the American Museum
on History, according TO tn
ter Evening Post. He is said
ow New York recently, bou
sea and Oregon, where he
Ter. specimens of small man
museum.
en- Election returns from
n.y. that the vote in favor OF
1 of bonds for building
carried by an overwhel