Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1918-02-21
Idaho Weekly Industrial Review


orally made of white pine. They are
sawed out In squares. the dimensions
one way to conform with the length
of a match. and then shipped to fac
tories in the east where the manufac-
ture of them is completed. Quite a
force of men will be employed in this
proposed new industry.
Boise.--Idaho's interest earnings
In 1917, amounted to $514.814.69
from various state land funds. farm
loans. etc.
McCannon.-D. w. Rawson one of
the discoveries of a rich galena ore
| lead about nine miles west of this
city. They found a splendid lead at
the grass roots which was followed
on the vein until 1t was opened up
to a known height of six feet and
widened out to two feet. Their geo.
logist has now advised the driving
of a tunnel, which should get into
the body within 100 feet. The ore
is very rich and of higher grade
than much of that found in the hills
OF that vicinity.
Idaho will need three million SACKS
for her next potato crop.
Dubois.-Every indication points
to electric lights within a year. Ar
ticles of In corporation hay7 'e@i. 81
ed by the dubois Light and Pc" or
company an, lie power site selected
Oregon Short Line advertising for
farmers in the Mackay district.
Dubois.-Sweet Sage fat to have
modern irrigation plant.
, Soda Springs.-New $4,000 st
|
, | 1000 bushel elevator
: to be built here.
Grangeville.-Idaho county to raise
r $4,000 for road work.
Boomers Ferry.-New planning mil
e of Bonner Ferry Lumber Co. will b'
. ready for installation of machiner,
+ by April 1.
& Emmett-The Idaho Products Co
n contemplating erection of 100000
!. by-products plant here.
v 5000 worth OF new
S machinery being installed at ice plan
J. here.
Parma.-Parma State Bank L
erect $4,000 bank building.
Occur characterization Lumbe
Co Incorporates for 100000.
Boise-Idaho produced enoug
sugar through her seven factories i
1917 to feed approximately $780, 90
soldiers for an entire year. accordin
o. to a telegram received by the Idah
r. Food Administration office.
:, Nampa-Undr the auspices OF tn
IL Nampa Defense league labor en-
III ployment bureau will be opened ;
es this place
| A. nna I'M q
IN by the Union Warehouse and Supp
ny Co contracts were let to the Calhou
d, Construction company of Spokane f,
"a two bulk elevators. The elevator
re be built here will have a storage G
at pacity of 10000 bushels and II
o. one at Fem a capacity of 10000 b
'e shells Work will be started imme
S lately.
lie. Hailey.-A syndicate of Chicai
capitalists is organizing to devel'
I this section. 1t will engage in mi
ing. milling, agriculture. manufactu
ing and in any branch of indust
that may commend itself to its mel
~ bers 1. is not joint stock prop
Is sition or a corporation.
vi Changers of Ada county ask go
ed eminent to fix prices OF all farm pr
ri ducts.
of St Maries-Creation of two drai
m age districts comprising portions
me the ST Joe and Occur d Alene ri'
- valleys was approved by Judge Du
led at a final hearing held at Occur
Ak Alene.
St Maries.-St Maries Lumber
r. has taken an option on the proper
hat OF the Occur d 'Alene Lumber Co. a
the it's holdings in the timber section
OF the lake. Its timber holdings are s;
ass to reach in value the million dol
ion mark. beside which the compa
of owne the mill and millsite in Coz
Tea d'Alene.
,na Boise.-Articles of incorporat
me- | were filed by the Unfon lnvestm
Co. of Payette with capital stock
Wit $4,000 and the Occur d'Alene
Operative Society of Occur d'Al
MS. with a capital stock of $4,000
Boise.-Dairymen soon to m
here. State Association will cow
March a and s; prominent speak
are coming.
Caldwell.-At an election Ma
Lin 10 citizens of this city will deternl
Ioti- whether $4,000 bonds shall be 1.
uto- ed for construction of municipal