Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1916-12-01

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state farm markets bureau for aid in
helping him to get what he wishes.
W. C. Gregory. secretary of the Re.
publican state central committee, has
announced that no contests are 70 be
started by that organization over the
vote cast for governor in the recent
election.
Members of the Hepburn park com
mission have decided to spend $4,000
in building a beautiful scenic highway
into the park grounds from the north
Work on the road viii be started with
the coming of spring.
Despite the necessity OF shipping in
the apples used in this seasons run,
the Overland Beverage company OF
Nampa has for several weeks been
running its large plant full blast in the
manufacture of sweet cider.
Losing control of his automobile
while travelling through Tremonton.
Utah. Bishop Arnold D. Miller, ST., OF
St. Anthony, and a companion had a
close call for their lives. The car ran
of the bridge into canal
a
commissioners Governor Alexander
denied that he had stated that the
state prison farm in the Gem irriga-
ton district in Owyhee county would
be abandoned after the first Of the
year.
Paul Jensen has been arrested at
Twin Falls, charged with being impli-
Gated in the robbery OF the post Of
flee al nixon. At the time of his ar
rest, Jensen was offering stamps in
exchange for tobacco and similar COM
modities.
During the week of November 20 TO
26. shipments of poultry to the valua-
ton of approximately $4,000 we're
made from Nampa to the markets by
poultry raisers of the tributary coun-
try The shipments Of the week have (
amounted TO eight carloads.
Forest rangers employed by the fed T,
eral government in Idaho are to be I
commissioned deputy state sanitary |
inspectors for the purpose OF patrol |
ing the headwaters OF streams IN this I
state to prevent pollution OF water
used for domestic purposes
HALEY merchant last week ship
ped by parcel post 1900 pounds OF sup
plies to a mining company at Sea
foam. Included in the consignment
were 500 pounds OF flour and 200
mounds of butter, the balance being
numerous general grocery supplies.
Prominent citizens of Soda Springs
are taking up a ~oposal TO construct
railroad through Gentle valley to tap
that rich agricultural region and
transport its products to market cen
tiers TO the soutflNby means of connec-
ton with some line entering Salt Lake
Leo D. Pridey. o. Holbrook. aged L.
was instantly killed while attempting
to drive a colt. In removing header
box from shed the colt became
frightened and started to run. The boy 1
was thrown against the shed and
struck by the headerbox, causing IN /
slant death.
Announcement has been made by ]
the committee in charge that the prize
lists have been completed for the
Farmers and Householders' week. the !
Idaho Live Stock, Swine. Seed Grow t
ers and Dairymen's convention, which I
will meet in Joint session in Poca-
.ello early in January
Goldie Harris and King Young, who
we're arrested in ogden. have been t
AIKEN hack to Pocatello to answer TO (
xhat will probably be a charge or
white slavery. The men are accused il
If taking Bernice Bair, aged Is. and t
esther Garner, aged II. from Pocatello
O Ogden for immoral purposes. f
a high class musical comedy known
S "A Night in Cabaret, is TO pc S
.iyen by some of the leading amateur
slent of Pocatello under the auspices
T the Civic club. There will be fifty is
members in the cast and the prodrc-
ion will be put on for three nights h
urinc the early part of January
As the initial shipments Of the s97,-
90 worth OF cattle sold by the Lemp
state and affiliated interests to Port 4
md BUYERS. 400 head were loaded out
Nampa Wednesday of last week and bi
similar number were cOnsigned west to
ard on Thursday. 50
Idaho Democrats in the legislature W
lis winter will take up the appropria-
on bill early instead of putting that
Important piece of legislation over yc
nil the last week of the session, &C of
riding TO opinions OF Bourbons prom tn
ent in their own party circles.
Rates on ores and concentrates filed
August with the public uunlles com
ission by the Northern Pacific rail 81
ad and effective September % have
en- suspended a second time by the co
mmission until June. 1917, since 90
airing cannot be held on the tariffs
r some months.