The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1918-11-01
STATE NEWS

~ mol at the Lava Hot
~ he closed under the order
w hoard of health prohibiting
nublic pools during the
epidemic. -, !, r,uouo,
~ stock driveway through
n.rt Of the state as defined
admitted by II. Stanley
b,sf of the land office field
.,ioo. to notify draft boards to
',rns questionnaires to men up
~ of age as soon as classi-
..o between 10 and 36 is com
ere received last week by the
general
s.,,snt for the Fort Hall res
as $4,000 for the fourth issue
T. more than $4,000 has been
rostv per cent of the Indians
!. subscribed to the loan also
4 cash for their bonds.
an. a Ru5sellite, at Nampa.
a not buy bonds. donated $3.50
o.d Gross and gave $500 for
holpg raised to build a new
Another director gave $3.50
I'd Cross instead of subscrib-
/ Brown, Boise theatre man,
,,osident of the Idaho Theatre
association, has issued a
.hovmen of the state calling
.sm to observe the health
dosing order not only as a
but as a duty.
rants which seek to mitigate
,ost of serving customers by
6ug oleomargarine on their
hre for butter must notify the
4 that they are not getting the
.puts-per-pound article. an
the state sanitary inspector.
ppartment of agriculture, in
men to work with the district
ards in the various states as
regarding agricultural needs,
eted A. w. B. X. JOsness, Of
for Division No. l and L. L.
of Boise, for Division No. 2.
Is progressing quite favOrably
coal road being built in the
asln by the Oregon Short Line
he vast coal deposits located
miles from TetOnia, a station
Of the branches of the Short
the northeastern part Of the
NO Goictthen, who figured as
an auto that struck a buggy a
be ago on the fair ground road
injurying the occupants Sc
VAS taken TO Boise from ,JOr-
hey and placed in Jail pending
ing of a bond of $3.50 asked in
Der who has just returned from
rpOrts that it is 46 miles from
to Yellow Pine over a fairly
bad but from Yellow Pine to
4 distance of II miles,. there
b. but trail and this lack of
holding the mining district back
billy.
I'm Winchell of Soda Springs
D. Callan OF Dayton were re-
I'd last week by Governor Alex
4 members of the state live
military board. William Kirk
Of Standpoint was reappointed
Inspector in district No. / for
Of two years.
Ddy of Private Charles Il. Dud-
died on October 8 at Camp
nom pneumonia, was inferred
Twin Falls cemetery with mill
ners' firing squad composed
ssns of the Spanish-American
as the volleys over the grave,
'ugler sounding taps.
week Mr.. and Mrs. D. A. Per-
brady farm, north of POcatello,
another letter from their son,
dleen c, Perkins, who was re-
lled IN action in France on
The anxious parents have had
ats from their son, variously
VICE the date he was supposed
been killed.
= Marshall of North Boise,
S'n graduation from Camp
was commissioned second
+" Infantry and assigned to
aant' Ill. John Shinnick of
"a' Idaho, was commissioned
tae medical corps, and De-
aAsll of 81. Marys, Idaho, was
7DV0 ilrst lieutenant, medical
-'al'h officials. when they
!. n 10 serve warrants upon a
boise pool hall men who
'eported as failing to OBJ
eoard closing order, were
"uo single violator in the
potato dealers will pay 20 |
e'e Tor I. s. No. l potatoes
h :, ) No. 2 grade. it was
meeung of the dealers held |