Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1919-03-28
IDAHO STATE NEWS

tello IL was decided 10 hold a Victory
BAH April Z, TO celebrate the cessation
Of hostilitles.
Lumber mills in north Idaho In the
81 Maries and ST. Joe districts are re-
fuslng TO employ aliens and every man
must have at least his first papers In
order 10 hold his job.
Bonds for the purchase OF the
grounds in FROM of the capitol build
ing amounting to $4,000 will be voted
on May 10. according to the decision
Of the Boise council.
Pocatello has been having genu-
Inc cleanup the past week. The win
ter's accumulation of debris in yards
and alleys was hauled away, the city
cooperating with the citizens.
Construction work on the Black Can
yon irrigation district may be held up |
as a result of a petition by II. A. Crit |
fiths Of Caldwell for restraining
order against the reclamation Off
Gals.
The Washington county farm bureau
agent is planning two silo excursions
for the early part of April. The number
of silos in Washington county has in
creased more than 500 per cent in the
past two years.
Ray I. Barger, who was sentenced
TO the penitentiary for a term Of from
six months to five years, after having
been found guilty in the Lewis county
court of murder in the second degree
has been paroled.
p. II. Spangenberg has resigned the
position Of secretary-treasurer of the !,
state Federation of Labor to take eff !
feet April 1, so that he may devote his
entire time TO the work Of building in .
specior Of Boise. I
Soyernor Davis appointed Arthur ]. !
Snyder Of Springfield and Ross J. Com
stock Of Rexburg to succeed S. l..
Reece and L. E. Dillingham;, respec-
lively, as members of the board of di- :
rectors of Blackfoot asylum.
While Senator Borah, Republican, is
lending in the attack against the Of
league of nations, Idaho's junior men, In
Der of the United States senate, Sen re
ltor John f. Nugent, Democrat is TAX d'
Potatoes for King Hill land that will
nature in June and July and furnish
IDAHO with high quality home grown ni
potatoes at exceptionally early seasons
$ the work which Il. II. Bennett, extern
ion horticulturist has taken up. nu
Idaho Rotarians, accompanied by
ands and Indians in war paint, will ne'
invade Salt Lake during the big Ro- w
arian convention, June IL to 81. Plans
re maturing by the four Idaho clubs o.
, attend the convention in force IN
Prem Moore, poultry specialist of the
University Of Idaho extension depart
tent, will be in Canyon county March .
to April ], holding meetings of per- for
ms interested in the production of Dire
stter poultry and more eggs per fowl. "br
AID Santel was declared winner of lea
s wrestling bout at Boise with Nick tics
e Court when, after De Court had cut
ken first fall, the light heavyweight as,
ampion clamped on head scissors bit
ut severely wrenched his opponents def
inc had
About 125 acres of land within the emu
Y limits of Nampa in the Kurtz adj
ion has been so combined as a result acc
the city councils action that the pun
I'd will be sold In tracts with two ~
res as a minimum instead of by city '''"
'cls. :,
alleged l. w. W. and fror
er upc eslraole Aliens from Seattle latil
olner tacilic coast clties passed spec
ough Poeatello one day last week
Ter guard on their way to Ellis r.
md for deportation. Five Of them here
,e women. Loo
'armers at Kuna viii organize a CO.
rative creamery and cheese factory. r
lminary work has already been
lpleted and sufficient milk produ-
; have signified their willingness to
port a cooperative concern to place
pom a solid business basis.
aulne Hallowell, aged 3, narrowly |.
ped death at Pocatello. when she |,
In front OF an auto driven by j. |.
Hatcher. The child was struck and |.
wn directly in the path of the |,
but Hatcher's control stopped it
re running over the little one. |.
lncing on the streets viii be one of l.
features of Caldwell's welcope l.
e celebration in honor of its re Is
ing soldiers to be held April 10. L.
town win be thrown open to the Is
Ice men all day. More than $500 s
been collected to finance the cele-
on.
Iited States Senator John f. Nu-
has announced that his secretary
Hindman of Boise, has been IL
u a deputy internal revenue col
r for southern Idaho. The sena- Is
son, First Lieutenant Ainslee 2
mt, win assume Mr. Hindman's Z
tarlal duties :
'atcllo theatre fans are looking S
lrl To the t,ossihlo ,nnoino finr;n.. Is