The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1916-12-01
In THE GEM SIN,

~" rural route viii
Homedale Dec necsn n the dlrsct1 ,''s !
Ns Growers rs, Of turkeys in d. !.
. Nanpa sold at least SD M 0'lenils
turkeys for Thanksgiving 's 4, ''a /
Andrew II Thompson, y aa' y
dent il, in! in the College q Ita lSln'r i
ing with the British arm lu'a Y ~
A petition has bean ~ \ Fias
governor from Occur d ratned W.
MN nun 70 use his influence \ ~. i'a
Idaho militia returned ho \ se''aga
AT present 10 men ara -,
the Boise-Rochester mins 'aipalai
district, and this number :, y Alaa
continue =, working through M y Y 7
There have been, on i y i 'ls
Tour applications a week ! !. a''e
tha 49,, 49, 80 onited States nayy !
at Boise. '@ ota
w. g. Scholtz, directo, !, !,
a arm markets bureau. denje, h v
big loss has resulted 70 I Iaas. Y
growers and buyers as a resn,, NJ
recent cold snap.
The Hepburn Brick and M.
pany began work last week !, y !. 9
struction Of brick plant es !. y ' 4 2
ley. This concern also oas,,..
plant at Hepburn.
AS part Of the practical ~,
the high school class in agri,, H.
Star, six fine purebred Duroe Il
pigs are being fed. Various ~.
involved in the feeding.
Several important miner, =.
have been recently been MAD. !.
proi1le-Big Creek country, and J,
whole the country is showing !, y
better than in the past.
DR.. White, of Blackfoot, vsr..
Quoting an examination on 4 si,I~
was bitten badly, and imns4rs
sent to Boise for treatment VI.
was discovered that the @y
rabies.
Captain Max B. CARRIER, i. Il
and Major J. B. Burns, assistants
tant general, have gone to Nogs,
an effort to straighten up the lid
shortage in the property Of tie Is
Idaho infantry regiment.
For the purpose of represents
Idaho potato growers before tie y
state commerce commission It y
neapolis, November %, John " !
ham of Idaho public utilities pt.E
sion made the journey to MinlaE
With the return Of warner u
er, work on the great icing plla
ing constructed in Nampa bythh
Cold Storage company to replig
icehouse burned last spring vi
rushed forward at greatest P
speed.
The Twin Falls-Salmon RiEgL
& Water company has filed VIII
state land board the desCrpta
10000 acres of land in its prOisir
it is willing to have eliminateda-
benefit of settlers who desira "
farm it.
AS the initial shipments Oily
900 worth Of cattle sold by tisN
estate and affiliated Interests 9
land buyers, 400 head were loala
Of Nampa "Wednesday Of iasI SsA'
a similar number were cfnslgna
ward on Thursday.
While the little boys OF DaHt
aged 5 and Z years, were
with an ak at Malad, me 0aa
picked it up and in attempts
strike a post struck his 0f0'la
ting a cash about four inches y
low the shoulder blade.
Idaho Democrats in the sss
this winter will take up the ~
ton bill early instead Of pun
all-important piece Of leslslal
until the last week OF the sV'i'
cording to opinions Of Bouraoa
trent in their own party cllcs
Rates on ores and concsntria
in August with the public uul.s
mission by the Northern fs'
road and effective septemo u.
been suspended a seconu ".
commission until June, W. I, \
hearing cannot be held Oh :"
for some months. N
AS a result of the reCsn' !,
the Democrats will selec! . II
wal warden at the state peniteli "
secretary Of the state boar NJ. !
the register of the lana ~ w
the land commissioner a ~
the public utilities c sansn
commandant at the ldaas II,
nome and the state sanl'ai'
Last months mean ie \
was the lowest experienced /, J I
in Idaho since 1905, says a M
bureau monthly SUMMARY mn
since statewide recoiu' o,tok'
kept has the mean for O''''
lower. ,,.,,sr 81
cu Datio Of the murder q y y
in-law, Garter schrive l,'.,. = III
on August Is, was acqunsls III
ON the grounds oil JUST. v,,E