Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1918-09-19

JdlileS N. NOOu, uiluS JuilltS lNlcii-
ards, who is wanted in Salt Lake as
national army deserter, was arrest
ed at Boise last week.
Mrs. Hattie Shewmake, of Caldwell,
who WAS paroled from the asylum at
Blackfoot last March. has again been
committed to the asylum.
Lieut. John NJ. Regain Of Boise WIS
killed in action in France on August
4, according to definite Official word
which reached his family at Boise last
week.
| 1t has been found necessary to build
one or two school houses north of
Gooding to care for pupils In the
grades, the present buildings being
Inadequate.
Caldwells big blowout to raise
funds to provide Christmas dinner
for all Caldwell boys in the service
was held Tuesday. September II, Reg
istration day.
Captain Stafford was recently Sc
lected to have charge of military in
struction for the men Of draft age at
Gooding. Two companies of 80 men
each were formed last week.
Charles +. Callahan, for six years
clerk of the court at Wallace, was
last week appointed secretary Of the
public utilities commission, upon the
acceptan", of the resignation of Il. q.
Gallett.
Mrs. j. f. Faulkner, bursar and
financial secretary of the Lewiston
State Normal, resigned last week to
enter war work, according TO a noti-
fication received by the state board
of education.
The state normal school opens at
Albion on September II. The out
look for a large number of men STU
dents Is not encouraging. as most of
the young men are either in the army
or doing some kind of war work.
james f. Callahan. millionaire mine
owner of the Occur d'Alenes. was
granted divorce by Judge X. n. Dunn
at Occur d'Alene. He is ordered to
pay Mrs. Helen Elizabeth Callahan
$4,000 and he gets all the rest Of the
property.
The master BAKERS of Idaho were
In session at Pocatello on September
10 in the first convention of the Idaho
Association of Master Bakers, Il newly
formed organization. which has for Its
chief aim the promotion of the best In
terests of the members.
Under the stock-raising homestead
act of December 20, 1916, 170,14;
! acres of stocl-raislng land have beer
, opened to entry on the basis of "a,
acres for one family, in Boise, Ada
: Gilmore. Washington. Valley, Gem
. Payette and Canyon counties.
: News has been received at Bols,
q that Lieutenant John NJ. Regain. o
I that city. has been killed In actor
D in France. Lieutenant Regan was on
v of the organizers OF the Knights o
2 Columbus in Idaho, and held higl
: office In the order before leaving thi
8 country.
e A natatorium. bathhouse and hote
which is destined to be one of tn
l. centers of attraction In souther
" Idaho, is being constructed at n cos
e of $4,000 to $4,000 by J. w. Banbur
& at the warm springs on his ranc
Il property in Snake river canyon, fou
II miles north of Bull.
<. Max Mayfield of Boise, who Ia
II been working with the sugar branch {
the food administration in New Yor
for nearly n year, has been appointe
special representative of the Unite
y. States sugar equalization board an
- sugar distributing division of the foo
administration.
William Bishop was silenced in Ju
III tice G. L. Moore's court at Namp
ca when Judge Moore hit Bishop over Il
head with his cane and knocked hi
down after Bishop had ignored Judl
IN Moore's twice repeated request to
silent. Bishop was before Juds
- Moore on an assault and batter
charge.
Soldiers and sailors of Idaho wi
have had wartime experience in Il
trenches and on bnttleships, who ha'
been invaded home or have return'
on official missions, are called up'
to volunteer their services for q
coming Liberty loan campaign by tie
ing of their experiences on the file
of battle and on the seas.
, Among the twelve members of DO,
vocational clubs in the Twin Falls d
trict who are raising n total of thiri
one acres of sugar beets. Geor
Wirsching, 13 years of age, has sew
acres of beets which will yield 1
above the average The young be
raiser did all of the thinning II
wedding of the field himself
| The Canyon county draft board
| ccived request last week to rep'
the number of men in the limited SCI
| ice. 1t is taken from this that at LEI
n part of the men in this class
| probably be called soon.
Six hundred young men II years
age were registered in the state Al
ust "a, only SO less than The offic
estimate of the war department. 1
registration was slightly higher than