The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1916-04-07
In THE GEM STATE

Al GOCdIelIO Oh ADEll l.
Nine persons applied at Boise for
he Pasteur treatment last week.
1t is reported that rabid coyote
invaded a barn near Kuna and at
tackled the COWS in TIE barn.
Former Governor Hawley of Idaho
has been elected president of the Ma
.ional Reclamation conference.
The Meridian cheese factory is now
turning out It's product at the rate of
practically 1000 pounds a day.
The state chemist announces that
If seventeen samples of iodine tested
last week, but one was up to the
standard
Emmette will soon have good pave
ments on practically all the streets,
work having been resumed in paving
improvement.
Frank Server died last week at the
home of his daughter north of Nampa,
following a short illness, in his sew
entieth year.
1t is understood from reliable
sources that Anderson Brothers bank
will erect a $4,000 bank building in
Rigby this year.
E. M. Cooper brought back to Boise
from Portland, on a charge of wife de-
sertion, was sentenced to ninety days
in the county Jail
IL is expected that a cheese factory
will be established at Middleton soon,
the farmers of that section taking
stock in the enterprise.
About sixty delegates, besides
number of visitors attended the dis
trict convention of the Rebekahs held
at Middleton last week.
dog, supposed to be rabid, bit six
persons and at least fifty dogs at Cald
WE'LL All of the people attacked will
be given the Pasteur treatment.
Photographs of the original Idaho
state flag, which is now hanging in
the governors office, are to be sup
piled to the schools of the state.
The Bonner county Democrats have
chosen eighteen delegates to attend
the state convention at Pocatello,
May IS, the delegates to act under the
unit rule.
The National Reclamation confer
ence has adopted resolutions support
ing the bill of Representative Smith,
of Idaho, to promote the reclamation
of arid lands.
Richard Danvers, the man who was
charged with conspiracy to rob the
State Bank of Downey, pleaded guilty
and was sentenced to one year in the
Bannock county Jail.
Sewell Chapman of Boise was badly
burned about the face and hands by
the explosion of blazing four gallon
can of gasoline which he attempted
to throw out of the kitchen window.
Major Fred Reed, who for two years
has been on the coast connected with
the big expositions, will again enter
the colonization field in the Snake
River valley, with headquarters at Pc.
catello.
Frank ]. Johnson pleaded guilty to
stealing a horse from the county as.
SCISSOR at Caldwell, which the assessor
had left at hitch rack, and will serve
from one to fourteen years in the
state prison.
The eating of wild parsnips caused
the death of Roland Gilbert, 5-year-old
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Gilbert, and
the dangerous illness of two young
sons of Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Carpenter.
at Meridian.
Mrs. Charles A. Jones, living near
Hansen, upon her return from the fu-
neral of Mrs. c. E. Edwards, O we'll
known resident of Hansen, fell from a
stairway and died from her injuries
six hours later.
The officers of the Caldwell Trac-
ton company have been advised that
the general terms of the lease it wish
es to secure on the Wilder branch of
the Short Line have been approved
by the U. P. system.
Settlers and landowners of the
Black Canyon Irrigation district have
formed a permanent organization for
The purpose of Crystalizing sentiment
on a feasible method of watering the
ands within the district.
August Meier. so years of age. a res
ident of Clifton, died at Salt Lake
hospital of cancer of the stomach. He
was a farm hand and for several years
had been employed on the ranch of
Heber Anderson of Clifton.
Charged with stealing his own child,
Alvin A. Herbert, a resident of Los
Angeles, former well-known southern
ldahoan, is wanted in this state. The
alleged kidnapping is said to have
taken place at Mountain Home.
Walter Kennedy, a prosperous farm.
er living near Hansen, committed sui,
eide at Twin Falls by jumping from
the railroad bridge over Rock Creek
canyon. a distance of eighty feet. He
had been suffering from i'll health for
some time
Pocatello business men and boost.
ers have made arrangements with the
Oregon Short Line railroad for a spe.
clal train through eastern Idaho that
the business men OF that city NAV he.