The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1917-07-06
IN THE GEM /,

The seventh-day !.
southern idaho held thel,
ing at Boise last week.
Idaho had exceeded i.
apportionment by Sl75on.l
Monday night, June q
Joseph Murphy, an l..
who was caught a few ~
pensing an auto load Il
given a fine of $3.50.
NJ. e. Piper, arrested !,
failure to register wac
ing, expressed his wIlI,,s
lister and was allowed 4 s
The 10-year-old son u M
OF Ovid had his skull ern,s Z. Is. 4,
fell between two wagons
the wheels passed over h.
Silas Wilcox, IS, unma,s
OF the pioneers to Bear
was killed in the raiIro.,
Montpelier, when an emf.
him.
School elections held IN.
at which bonds were vo,.i
by the attorney generals
legal unless there is proc,
trary.
Grading was started IA
that section of the Norh
highway that lies betwem
in Washington county ana
county line. 44'z.''
New Plymouth is to han
plant erected by the Il
Fruit association, WHEREBY dla (,
abundant crop of fruit n,r
this winter. $500.
The state farm markab lsss III <
short of help again. I'M s.
general farm hands an
Jobs that are now open IL andre 4
part of the state. the Bl
Elmer Chronister, who n Z AZ
a touring car and len Il ~ ore
about thirty-fiVe miles frm aetus
has been sentenced to d E etAat
sixteen years in prison. .AFisA
= fern
In attempting to dodn ~ ~.
while unloading from uieh III,
ranch southeast of Mefiaht rarr
E. Becker fell from the u
fall one Of his legs was hnasa ii
Bannock county prisons ln 4
required to work on the amer ~
the county poor farm, d 81 tRe
none of the sheriff's guesu noy {
any objections to this pa ting al
The regular weekly med q
Pocatello commercial club s'aA a
continued during July and pR.A,
addition to special msedl A'' ''i
will hold one business u
month. s't
The field hospital to h
the brigade Of national
ments from Idaho, MOnh1 A 4
ton and Oregon has ben 49,
a strength of "a men, itm
Monday of last week.
Failure of Idaho Falls
bel 14-ounce loaves Of b's y
alleged to be selling ta
loaves, has led to nine y: 49,. !.
town on complaints sEn
state pure food departnE 80, -
Directors of Farm NEred 81
Alfred has issued bs fhe a.
forth that good hay she,er who
a price of $15 per ton u
dealers against atteupu Tie mar
market and bring ab0si ~ reas0
prices. question
Miss Ethel E. Redfea { On d
intendent of public insr Oh On
as chairman Of the sta5 4aef @
In the absence Of the g0' should
met last week. SO far sue
Is the first time that ~ rs y
acted in that capacity & ~ me
The Middleton Irrig e ~
having difficulty in fHsr = sef
to meet the needs Of ths
canals are at present
full capacity and tne ocoyHae
district have suggests kuf hla
to overcome the shornE lua WAY
Eight thousand saes mart AZ
peanuts were sold ID T ~ Aatssk
day according to retaIs
been made to the Res
nance committee, WHO F
the sum of S10S6 as
Peanut Day" campas
George A. Day, for
commissioner, has 9e
vices without cost to =
ing it get the federal
clear list HUNDREDS =
acres of school lano'
selected by the state
has never received pa
In a communists
Ethel S. Redneld, stai'
of public instructed, o.
exander, it is sugss
making clear the reas
entrance into the var
our democratic ldess
the programs Of al . pzoh
Idaho's Stacker Pro M
itself into questions :
understanding either
draft law require
United States pisr
D,-.s frs