The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1916-08-04
IN THE GEM STATE

Lemhi county sheepmen are ba,no
ADVISED to hold their wool for biyher,
prices. The estimated clip in This
county Is about 1900 pounds
me farmers in and around Shelley
nave already contracted 5000 acres q,
Deets and the sugar company viii
erect a large factory there next wear
1t is believed that a mining experi.
uient station for which congress an
propriated $4,000, will be located AZ
Moscow, in connection with the state
university
The Idaho Northwestern Holiness
college, founded at Nampa about two
years ago by Eugene Emerson. has
several new buildings in the course Of
construction.
Efforts are being made to obtain
TWO more rural delivery mail routes
for Meridian, one to run south Of
town, the other to serve a section of
country east OF town.
The annual crop and livestock 70
port of the Twin Falls Canal compspy
SHOWS an increasing condition of crop
Investigation, with a total increase
OF nearly 5000 in acreage.
Bull will be one of the first towns
In the northwest to secure auto mail
routes. The routes will be more than
ntty miles in length and a certain
number of patrons must be served.
Levi Webster, aged 19 son of John
Webster of Grant, was killed by fall.
ing with his horse. The animal reared
and fell over, the horn OF the saddle
pressing across Webster's abdomen.
c. A. Harris, electrical foreman, who
was severely burned about the face
and arms when fire destroyed the
transformer house of the Pfost camp
OF the reclamation service, is recov-
ering.
1t is estimated that the new hospital
to be erected at Pocatello will cost
Ietween $4,000 and 100000. 1t is to
be two stories high with a large base
ment and constructed of brick and
concrete.
Traced by the hob-nails in his shoes
Oliver Schoonover, accused of having
set fire to the tent of Jeff Turner at
Twin Falls, has been arrested. The
accused is said to have made threats
against Turner
J. A. McNughton, representative
of the Cudahy Packing company OF
Chicago, spent several days in Poca
tellO last week, investigating the pos
sibilities in connection with the estab
lishment of packing plant there.
The jury summoned to investigate
the killing of John Harvey of Baker
Mo-, by a posse of deputy sheriffs a
Blackfoot, returned a verdict of unjus
tifiable killing by First Deputy Henri!
Damn, who has been released on $500
bond.
R. w. Steele of Idaho Falls has in
vented a new feeder for his Glove
huller which will do the work now pei
formed by two men. The new inveI
ton permits the feeding of the ma
chine from the ground instead of fror
the wagon.
Plans for the organization Of
Young Mems club were completed a
Pocatello last week. The club is moo
eled somewhat along the lines Of tn
citizen soldiery movement and will II
clude military training as one Of it
main purposes.
James Fitzgerald, an aged employe
of the Pocatello street department
died at the Pocatello General hospita
as a result of injuries received by b'
ing run down by an auto at the Ell
trance to the Halliday street subwa
nearly a week previous.
A resolution has been passed by tn
Salmon city council calling upon ce
tain property owners on st. Charlie
and Main streets to build cement sid
walks or the city engineer will d
the work and the expense be charge
as a lien on the property.
Local real estate dealers say thu
For Rent" signs in Boise are Ia!
passing out of use. More inquire
have been received and more house
have been actually rented during II
past week than during any other Sc
en-day period in the last six month
Dewey Sinners and L. Wilderma
are under arrest at Pocatello, charge
with burglary and larceny. 1t Is
legged that they were concerned
several cases of theft from stores
town, Sinners is said to be willing
make restitution. Whderman was a
pretended on his way TO Montana
The Oldest and wealthiest Indian
the Fort Hall reservation. known
everybody as Big Jimmie. died We
suddenly last week. He was one
the first Indians to take up his re-
dence on the reservation, and he W
80 thrifty that his estate will apprai
around the 100000 mark, in land al
stock.
The proposal to build large sA
tarium and hotel at cost OF S'o'V'
on the state lands at Lava n
Springs, is backed by syndicate
eastern medical men who own a
control sanitariums at several caste
resorts and who now desire 10 ese
- -. r,ineraI snringS Sanitarlu