The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1917-07-13
In THE GEM STATE

Cross fund.
Frrd Davis Of Middleton, while out
/ shooting frngs, had the misfortune To
send bullet through one of his tn
gers.
Senator Bornh Is ror ''hone-ery" leg
| lslati0u ut this session Notwithstanding
! the position taken by rresideut VIII
son. says a Washington di-imIch.
After 80 had Joined the church and
Sa.0O0 had been raised for local and
foreign work, the camp meeting ~ the
Seyenth-day Adsentists closed al isatse,
After eombing Ada county to learn
| II there were any slackers Among the
citizens the police arrested ]. h. Adj
ans, barber Of Boise, Who was later
| released.
Notwithstanding the high price of-
rered for hay harvest help real
shortage ~ sufficient men 10 take care
II the crop II being experienced In the
| Star section,
The state highway department last
| week purchased portable gravel
liant to be used In surfacing T. mites
Il the Yellowstone park highway north
II focarello,
Dr, Il, o. Sisson, for four years head
II the state educational department,
has retired from the service OF the
state In favor Of Or Enoch A. Bryan
If Pullman Wash.
Assurances were given last week by
atfieers Of the Caldwell Traction com-
pany that It's present line to McNeii
station win he extended to tap the
Snake River valley,
The highways through Bear Lake
arc In good shape. The grading was
nearly all completed last year and this
season many drags have been at work
keeping them smooth.
The Idaho pioneers who came 10
the state prior 10 1890 held reunion
and were entertained by Boise ou July
{, from - ca ? p IN. In the west pnrt
n the capitol grounus.
The town of Goodlas already has
contributed "a men for service IN one
or another of the governments fight
INK corps, but II is still one Of the
best recruiting centers In the state,
Lloyd Huiden Of Caldwell was cut
and bruised when the automobile la
which he was rihins crashed into
horse near Middleton, young wom-
AN riding on the horse was slightly in-
jured
The number Of entries for the
Northwest livestock show, 10 be held
nj Lewiston. November 3 To rs, inclu-
sive. II far greater this year than AZ
the same time In 1915. according 20
latest reports.
CutworinK, poor seed. dry weather,
the neighbors' hens aud other yernln
have made had gaps in many gardens,
aud seriously dumpened the ardor of
many wouid.he prize gardeners ia
some sections Of the state.
After having spent the day working
In the hay field. Erastua William
Ifames, former widely known resident
Of Caldwell, expires unexpectedly at
| his homestead near Melba lie had
retired seemingly Ia usual good health.
In Twin Falls county one mile of
good roads has been completed as the
result OF the efforts on the part OF
| farmers who pledged money and do.
mated labor 60 carry out the work
| Money and labor have been pledged for
| two additional miles.
President Wilson and the United
States senate were asked 10 support
| the food control bill, with the beer and
wine clause retained. In telegram
sent from Twin Falls by members Of
the Methodist church. More than $50
members voted unanimously 10 send
the message Ia Washington
Finding that argument il not bring.
ing forth n fun weight. sixteen ounce
loaf Of bread. Pure Food Commission.
or ]. X. White has Mt last reaorted 10
prosecutions 81 bakers Nine ot them
have been arrested In the city If Idaho
Falls, charged with selling short.
weight bread thar h not labeled
An agreement 20 sell 10 the govern.
ment nt eight cents pound one sixth
81 their output for July wis mHde by
the seven largest lead producing mines
~ the Occur dAlenps 1T n meeting az
Kellogg, called by Harry L. Day OF
be national council ~ defense This
will amount To Hhnut 2en tons.
The supreme court ~ this stat" has
been emitted upon 10 determine whether
~ not couaty superintendent 81
schools In Idaho cen bee onsted from of.
Bea by being disqualified tur Dot hay1ug
taught hchuui ar FOR failure a. have
either a teachers certificate ii vprtih-
cute for eight years or ilfo certificate.
Tear 81 violence ou the pnrt ~ Ger
mHu sympHln'zrrr bae resulted in tho
armyr rFUfrrriy" Irrigation HssneiB-
ion puuflamluE il4e attorney general 80
Bss hls influence "a have tisc governor
isa8gu proclamation serving uailre sn
30 Iartie= to keep aHus frHu head
uiss and daHis 81 irftsauau projects.
Three snHII afeam raaas auB t1so
electric Huss urrn granted t.ssrBil4sleu
bF 1he HHaar ui1Hss commission -
Increase thsar freight rafe- ou Idaaa
iuirustatr shipments - fzsf cent last
week The commission ln rhe same
order suspended supplements ta f4s-