The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1917-06-14
INLAND NORTHWEST

G Aoi @oo'VOo OF Liberty Loan bonds
Judge Samuel Mcdowell of Datro,,
Mich, formerly practicing attorna,
In Reno and city attorney, died in No
troit, May e.
Nevada passed the S1,OOO0OO mark
on June 4, in the sale of Liberty Ioa,
bonds. The states quota of bonds !,
$2,5O0OO0 which must be sold by Jim,
10. 0''"'
Large quantities of mfmeogranhaf
sheets carrying traitorous utterance,
were distributed after dark Sunday
night at Great Falls, Mont, but it had
no effect on the registration.
The body of Richard Purcell. who
was lost last December in a snou,
storm, was recovered near Tuscarora
New, on the S. Bieroth ranch. a few
days ago by workmen on the ranch.
The Nevada highway commission
designed the course Of route No. 3 of
the state highway to pass through
| Carson valley and the towns of Min
den and Gardnerville instead Of
through Dayton.
e. NJ. Williams of Seattle has filed
with the secretary of state petitions
for referendum vote on the bone dry
prohibition law passed by the 1917
legislature, The petitions bore 242OO
names, 1861 being required.
The feature of registration at KEN
merer, Wyo. was the large number of
patriotic foreigners who enthusiast
fight for Uncle SAM and who, in every
instance, wore the red, white and blue
as they registered their Names
A hung jury was the result of the
trial at Fallon, New, of William Swift,
who was charged with stealing cattle
belonging to Henry Levy of San Fran
cisco while they were awaiting ship
ment. Two other men, Guy Mitchell
and Leo Sapulvedo, were charged with
the same offense.
Henry NJ. Carter of Dalton, Ca, has
arrived in Fallon, Nevada, to succeed
w. A. Van Voorhis as agent of the
Piute reservation. Van YoOrhis, who
has been in charge of the Indian work
near Fallon for the last nine years,
will take similar position in north
western Wyoming.
Laying concrete sidewalks with a
pneumatic gun is the very latest word
n paving, according to Guy Waltz,
the Nevada Gunite Manu-
and Construction company,
Who has secured the permission of the
ity council to build an experimental
idewalk in Reno, New.
Included in wide variety of
curses announced for the summer
ession of the University of Nevada,
pening for six weeks June IS, is
lass designed to show women how
hey can efficiently serve their govern
tent during war times by doing home
ewing and by cooking meals scien-
fcally.
Seeking to repay the Germans for
le loss of his father, his mother and
everal brothers and sisters, who were
lied in the drive of the Kaiser's
Drces through Serbia, Chris Donich
hit 50 a day job in Aurora, New,
ineg few days ago and Joined the
ntted States army.
Three German-American brothers of
Dwnsend, Mont, now serve the cOlors.
rank Baumbartner, Is, has just en-
red the regular army; Alfred, 20. is
member of the Washington national
lard and Walter, %, is a second lieu
nant in the regular service. Both of
cir parents were born in Germany.
Boise agents of casualty companies,
len commenting on the plan to have
nes insuring with such organizations
st insist that their guarantee funds
posted with the state be invested
the Liberty loan bonds, call atten-
n to the fact that their companies
re already made large subscriptions
The bakers of Reno are unable to
zee among themselves on the pro-
al to sell standard sixteen ounce
ad at the old price or to bake Il
lller loaf, bearing statement of
weight and the name of the baker.
a result the various courses are
lg followed for Reno consumption.
he citizens of Hawthorne, New,
e filed complaint against the Haw-
me waterworks and the Pacific
'er company with the public utili-
commission, asking the commission
Compel the power company to in
transformers and give power and
service to Hawthorne from wires
ldy running through the town.
is reported that there is a move
in Rock Springs, Wyo., to pro-
the construction of a large
ter. The project, it is reported.
lcked by prominent financiers Of
city. The smelter is to employ 500
and will take care of the west
deposits, yet untouched, that are
n to exist in western Wyoming,
mber manufacturers of Oregon
at a conference by
homes, fixed n price of $50 per
and feet for all lumber sold 10
overnment for shipbuilding pur-
ployes of the Mountain States
hone & Telegraph company will
no difficulty about participating
Liberty loan, according to lib
terms and arrangements ar
ed from the Denver office of the
ny.
nsend, Mont, a little town of
1000 people, is in the limelight
riotism, due to its percentage OF
lents. Nine additional recruits