The Gem worker and the Idaho labor herald. (Boise, Idaho) 1914-1917, 1917-01-04

in the destroyed the residence of Dr. Charlie
bois upon his ranch z miles west OF
Boise last Thursday night. 1t was
80, 4, thought that the fire was caused by
savs. Howard smoking his pipe in bed.
sa4;s.. A suit has been commenced in the
of the $50 - oea.eiio % restrain
vo~h;t ton from interfering with the business
49, of firms not connected with the asso-
,oo.ad citation. 1t is charged that the asso-
citation whose membership embraces
, ,;n. nearly all of the larger retail dealers
have entered into a combination tc
III, crush out the independent dealers by
Threatening to boycott wholesale deal
ers who sell to them
So for The ,oof 20 =. : A.u
iesday, It;scovered a. ,;ra ca.,rda, 49,. ~,
was extinguished before any great
damage was done.
meet
w iaS. Edward Mast has been arrested ir
Aneeeu Blaine county charged with the muir.
peins der Of Alice Empy whose mutilatet
body was found near her home last
mayor April near Idaho Falls It wa.
though at first that the deed was com.
mitted by an insane man who after
',reu..l- wards committed suicide. The stat,
'us.l1e offered $1,000 70 rthe arrest and con.
" .ie viction of the murderer
The annual of the State Seedgrow.
ers State Stockmen State Swine.
- .ie breeders, and State Dairymens asso
a. tue Citations will be held at Pocatello Jan
Ns =. to 49, Special rates will be given
NV - on the Short Line to parties in attend
uu''eS ance.
~ e. Judge Sullivan who retired Jan. !
- has been on the supreme bench II
.Aiu - years. His many friends gave him a
: ~e g final call Saturday as that was the
last day Of his appearance as judge
He will engage in the practice of law
m the dividing his time between Boise and
raiseo Haley, which was his former resi-
there dence.
meas
Signers of the proclamation in this
issue of The Gem Worker can Sc
ne o4o cure their original signatures in Gu,
= any. form mounted and ready for use on
MY % printed matter by applying at this
'fposes office.
of all
and by Co mans, ..,,,..4. -. 80 :.
that we devise some method of pre-
serving the original signatures ap-
MS Vi pearing on page one of this issue, that
no'hel we have decided to have each name
! each mounted and preserved and original
IN TINS signers can procure same from us.
signers
COM AS result of the operation of the
federal reserve banks the deposits in
the western banks have greatly in
creased. The increase in deposits OF
on Il the Idaho banks for 1916 over 1915
:, :. con has been $27,70O,000,
]. A. doc" Sheehan was found
guilty in the district court Friday
oes 10 night on the charge of obtaining
Oh tne $1,000 from L. A. Roberts Long VAL
under Iev r,ncbar nrdar f.ise nr..ances
which
The sale Of the Boise Railroad has
been postponed until January II, at
ported which time it will be sold to satisfy
iuano mortgage held by the Germantown
Use are Trust Co.
ure an n. -, - 49,. .-..
snow fall of 1913 inches in Boise dur
-. ing the month of December A great
~ portion of the snow still remains on
~ Gan Aha orraund
tors of
The poultry and pet stock show will
be held in Boise next week promises
Mission to be great success as large num-
ie last Der of entries have already been made.
pairing
lie new The federal farm loan hank for Ore
gon, Washington, Montana and Idaho
49, has been located at Spokane and It is
wards expected that ii will be in full opera
I DEM ton within 90 days.
overty'
E peo- Stephen NJ Sisk, the we'll known
y pow pioneer, died at his home in Boise last
cation. Friday at the lge of SO years. He
crime. was buried Sunday in the Masonic
" and cemetery by the masonic fraternity
or all. Of which he was an atcive member.
..s
. ..asss lust arrived some Texas and
4 .he Oklahoma broom corn--finest
better ever grown. Try Boise home
ing in made broom made by Camp 4