The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1918-02-01
IN THE GEM STATE

three-day session of the Idaho |
State Horticultural association was |
held in Nampa last week
Among deaths in the American ex- |
peditionary force in France reported |
by General Pershing is that of How |
ard l.. BOtkln of Nampa.
School children of Ashton are buy |
ing good number of thrift stamps |
and war saving certificates, an agency
having been established AT the school
for this purpose.
call has been sent out by the
president and secretary of the Idaho
State Association of Optometrists for
the annual meeting, which is to be
held in Boise January %.
1t has been decided that the town
board will arrange to give a public re-
ception to every enlisted man who
comes TO Downey on furlough as well
as those accepted in the draft
The Pocatello council of the knights
of Columbus has secured the services
of vaudeville troupe from Ogden and
will entertain Sunday, February 3, the
proceeds to go to the war fund.
The Idaho Seed Growers associa-
| ton, in session at Idaho Falls. elect
ed the following officers: A. j. Sny-
der, Springfield. president; NJ. \.
Thometz, Twin Falls, vice president;
A. H. Beasley, Idaho Falls, secretary
| treasury.
| Lavon Williams, Dewey Arnold,
Edward Levin and Henry Kicks, all
young men of prominent families, are
in the Madison county Jail, held on
charge of highway robbery and assault
on two japanese women. Bail has
been fixed at $4,000 each
Whisky ran like water in the sub
terranean conduitS of Pocatello on jan
uary %, when 1920 TASKS of whisky
valued at 81 a flash were broken by
sheriff's deputies and dumped into the
sewers. The stock was valued at about
$4,000, dry territory quotations.
Announcement is made that Gov
ernor Alexander will invite the gov
errors of Utah, Montana, Wyoming,
Oregon, Nevada and Washington to
meet in Boise this winter for the pur-
pose of discussing the prohibition
amendment to the federal constitution.
One hundred signers are petitiOning
ganized at PocatellO. 1t will be an
infantry company, provided to take
the place of the national guards which
volunteered for war duty. The peti-
ton will be sent to Boise immedi-
ately.
Although the friends of Senator
Brady have known that as Il result of
the maturing of his large waterpower
and mining investments he had become
millionaire, few were aware that he
had acquired fortune which is va
riously estimated at from two to five
millions
The Farmers Cooperative Cream
cry company management has pur.
chased two trucks and one runabOut
for its use at Payette this season
1t intends to cover all the territory
In gathering cream, so that the farm
erS will not have to spend time haul
ing their cream in.
George l.. Brunn of st. Maries, who
died attempting to save Dolly Nc
Kinley, 8 years old, from drowning
May &c, 1917, has been honored by
the Carnegie hero fund commission
for his act of heroism. A silver media
and a pension were awarded to his
wife and three children.
Attacked by three MeXicans as ht
was coming from Jarbidge, Charlie,
AffSVor. falaYl,nnn
ribly cut and beaten, and when thought
dead was thrown over high cliff neat
Twin Falls by his assailants Misnel
recovered and walked into town anC
three men have been arrested. Rob
berry was their motive.
Aliens in Utah from lands with which
the United States is at war must fiji
out complete registration blanks soor
after January -. Each registrar
must furnish four unmounted signed
photographs of himself not larger than
,hree by four inches. clear and distinct
With light background.
Governor Emmit u. Boyle of Ne
ada, who is credited with successfully
prestalling price of S6 cents al
'u"'' "h SiiNVi "tb"fVh tlS 'htI''
'tates and England, was the honor
ueSt at IA banquet at the Alta clul
at Salt Lake Sunday night by the Utal
chapter Of the American Mining con
greSS.
while we know we are not wha'
we ought 20 be-we Americans-w,
know we are on the right side" sale
Apostle James L. Talmage i'm the tab
ernacle service at Salt Lake last sun
day. There is no place in this churcl
for traitors. whether they he natiy,
or foreign born" continued Apostl,