The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1916-11-16
in THE GEM STATE

/ November 10 and II.
The car shortage In Idaho is acute,
with no immediate relief in sight for
shippers, it Is claimed.
David Thomas was painfully injured
| At Malad when an auto knocked him
I down and ran over him.
A Seattle agency viii buy live tur-
keys and dress them a. Kuna for ship
/ ment TO western markets.
The twenty-fouEth annual conven-
lion Of the IDAHO State Christian En-
deaTor union was held at Boise last
week.
Walter c. Smith, who pleaded guilty
! At Idaho City TO the charge Of bur-
/ gary and was sentenced to the pent-
/ tertiary for from l TO Is yearz, has
been granted q pardon.
/ For the purpose Of outlining plans
I for the state grange meeting TO be
I held in Ssmpa in January, the e1scu-
/ tive committee Of the organization
met in Nampa last week
The evangelistic campaign has come
TO z close at Emmett, and 200 we're
converted, according to reports. A
nsu's gospel team with Is members
was organized, also girls team OF 90.
The infant son Of Mr.. and Mrs. R.
". Simmons Of Barber, stepped on a
hat pin which was broken OF in the
foot and blood poison is feared, the
Z little fellow being in z dangerous con
dition
". D. Wilcox OF Chicago has asked
permission Of the public utilities COLI
mission 70 transfer his certificate foE
z gas plant ne had planned to build q
Idaho Falls to the East Idaho Gas
company.
Alfred u Erickson died as result
Of injuries sustained while helping 10
skid some logs near Big Bend. One
OF the hooks broke loose from its
chain, hitting young Erickson in the
head and crushing his skull
In numerous churches throughout
the state Of Idaho Sunday before cleo
ton, an appeal was made from the
pulpit, afternoon and eTening, that
voters should not forget TO vote for
the prohibition amendment
4 Juliaelta correspondent says a
17-year-old boy who was raising a
crop Of beans on his fathers farm on
Cream ridg@the father and son shar-
ing equalIy-was given check for ST.
80 for his half Of the crop.
There was a balance Of 81, 02S, 4S1-4
in The state treasury October 81, &C
cording 10 the report Of Treasurer
John ". Eagleson TO the state audi.
tor OF the balance On hand, sI75.-
1881 has not been appOrtiOned yet
P. S. Farrell, secretary treasurer Of
the Idaho Honey Producing associa-
ton, spent two days IN Star last week
billing out = car Of honey 10 Ohio buy.
ers He said that $4,000 worth OF
bee supplies were shipped into the val.
ley last year.
Mrs Emma Mozer, who lives on a
ranch near HolbroOk, was attacked
by rabid coyote while she was doing
a washing outdoors and her clothes
we're badly torn, but through the II,
reference OF two dogs she escaped
serious injury
Two gold bars valued at approx
mately $4,000 and weighing nearly
100 pounds. the result OF seven days
mill run on the ores Of the old Sher
man and Corporal properties in tbs
Marshall lake district, were deposited
at Boise last week
Despite the fact that il vas election
day, there was q large contingent OF
buyers al Caldwell on November Z for
the opening Of the November sale Of
horses and mules. Representatives Of
all the leading firms OF the middle
west were al the ring side,
Announcement has been made By
the Railroad Y. II. c. = OF Pocaetllo
that q banquet viii be held in the as
ISOLATION building Tuesday evening.
November Il, as the opening gun in
new membership campaign which
viii continue from November Il 10 "a
Next season will see more mining
development and the calling of more
money into Idaho far investment pur-
poses than has been the fortune OF
the state for % years, in the opinion
Of Major Fred r Reed, who has Just
made a visit to the Wood river dis,
trict
The Mountain States Telephone &
Telegraph company has fled an OBJ
lection with the public utilities CON-
10 the application Of the Pro
jet Mutual Telephone company Of
Rupert for = certificate 10 build and
operate q telephone system on the
Ninidoka project.
Feeling the need for an absolute
change Of scene and q peaceful one
At that, after living for TWO years in
the turmoil OF war, Mrs. Katherine
B. Johnson arrived in Boise las- week
rom Bavaria She was one Of the
pioneers Of Boise, returning 10 Bavaria
fifteen years ago.
Resolutions addressed 10 the state
legislature demanding the repeal Of
he herd law, and calling upon that
'ody 10 oppose all attempts TO repeal
y modify the existing range laws Of
he state. were adopted al the Poca-
lilo meeting Of the Idaho State Horse
nd Cattle Growers association.
John Williams, s we'll known local
haracte-. better known as Coal Oil
ohnuy" and another individual by The
ame OF Buddy" Lsggin are inmates
f The county Jail at POcaJeLIo on the
oil