The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1918-03-15
NEWS

~ FAitah was AiftNAtu at
- a charge of passing a
| OF !, ek for 81. so.
L,v.. nbridge, foreman Of the
that is building the new
iGhI the WeiseF river, at
|RRAe Struck by falling beam
injured.
Falls high school service
lans 81 stars. each represent
hsr nt or graduate from the
Nyas dedicated last week
1H iate and impressive serv-
pi1ats
hnual church officers and
Workers convention of the
Tence of Seventh Day Adj
Nened at Boise last week.
4. IN all the churches in the
~. resent.
III nan 0I'inson, Edgar Woods and
|onal hrd, who were arrested,
|emen, H petty larceny in connec-
pectaa 10 theft of goods from a
ene,,I H' were convicted and fined
ner h costs.
|proba bate school land will be
are county March 20, and in
| ring y March 30. About 2OOO
ganlza STATED lands under the govern
neems will he sold. More than
GOD irriGable.
ieh % BIZ apples for the boys in
sua Nhipped last. week. There
~, les of apples ia the car,
~ from Weiser, Payette,
aw Few Plymouth, Emmett,
I, hpa and Boise.
the = i5eles of foreign substances
| is n bbndle of Red Cross ban
he aANe hp by the Boise chapter
|schedu he1lAe and not glass, Edward
|ystems ihauN state chemist, an
|vost "a. foIfowing an investigation.
0 go ge Clark, trusty at the
KEN itiNrg made his escape last
rass Clnrk was sent to the peniten-
lhe Srom Bonneville county in 1912
rs iro had been convicted of commit
oeeh snina assault upon young
|thdrv
- kN HE Chinese merchant of
hon NU was caught by the sheriff's
Der q 'iioer - ias'' WIN lhtoAi-
ors =. ll4nnr in his possession, was
,av i q last week to serve 30 days in
|othlng nt8 all and to pay fine of
es n
| full glillnk for spruce. production
depaas and bricklayers has been halt
| Id arm H'l0 by order of the provost
to div Neral. Men who have been
ents hb those branches of the
|eratlns NN have not entrained yet,
nova sea pIt.
Friend ~ of tho Idaho Earrors,
d or s.s.. no,no,s. +h,t ~ ,,,,,,,.i
ION ue the association will be
cry Y k'0eatello March 8. The asso-
the was fprmed in January, 1917,
tent Yaut 2a fire departments of the
diEfpre ented.
~ car nprtage is daily growing
cute III Idaho. The public utili-
-. amnis lon has Joined with the
0nU administration in urging
cor kneieftt cars be sent into the
rtooe,0 move the hay and potatoes
Ia hg De farmers.
|1DlacsiM ae6kpn will be taken Monday,
out il Dr. the Canyon county com
enee aefs ga the proposed plan of
for with Owyhee and Ada coun-
shed the obstruction of five bridges
this 0nAk& river with the aid of
amOH apEQ hltion of $4,000.
al IlsfN AlA8tin, member of Troop Il,
nateO "a aSalry, enlisted at Idaho
wv eKefnN weeks ago. died at the
pros, eApItNE at Brownsville, Texas,
oaH eek This is the first death
the sRyeral hundred men who
| EapAer NOm Bonneville county.
ems AhQnetz, formerly head of the
N lAbOratOry at Boise, has re-
0 IaahO from Canada to be-
n l, lesal farm labor specialist for
al. He will have quarters with
~ aeulfurnl extension department
III m snle University ut the capitol.
addlt yilns sd assistant pastorship in
spec kh4aisk church at Twin Falls,
used aAfQAulaent place in the musical
TRAITS o1 1Nnt section of the state,
| Of tR 6ntler, noted singer and
be' ltaNNf left Twin Falls last
or D. r Wptk in the war camps of the
-cow
ktnstNHsling repeated appeals
~ representative Addison
.,oas - tAe food administration. the
rnos, Vice commission, the federal
Ike uireetoT and other government
fer more cars TO move Idaho
ana hay, nothing more sub
-. tt.An promises is forthcoming
4Nnrter.