The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1919-08-22
INLAND NoR1HVls

division. Ssuit Of oo'
Airplanes equipped H.
Telephone sets win be useS y" Rlrsa
ests Of the intermonrtaS eu IN tle II
fighting fires. distq
Chris Walter Jobnson
OF age native Of Nab Jury ya
mitted suicide at Paradise o'a AK, Gu
vada, by taking strychnIne 'aaeHS
Alfred Ridste Of the Altar
section, has brought a ID. 'on' a@
=. Fenner, prominent farma asalaac
district to recover $4,000 4, Z ! ta
legged alienation of his ME- ~ Aea
tions. Niies aiis
Suit for an accountipg 81 y. !
the Montana Utah Sugar cn :, allaN
ls filed within ten days IN S so,i V
according to a Statement S ~a', laS
week by II. L. Pratt, counsel 4 ~, =
West. ei iOf DI
"A new industry is TO ba o..,,
70 Gallatin county, Mont, the Suus
Soap Powder company Of MoD sr1'aa
Idaho having started a factors W. aA
manufacture of their produce. / y !, y
haitian. y llaa
Under the auspices Of tha i.
County Farm bureau a meetin, !.
stockmen and ranchers was M Z
Lewi!town, Mont, last week 4
slider the situation as to bav ana 4 Il ~
feed for stock. N-l V'ls
Any evidence that may ba for,,
Montana of violations of tba foai
laws governing profiteerng y,
boarding and destruction Of food,,n@
to keep up prices, win be nlaped
fore grand jury.
To have wildcat jump on bieb,A
Gearing flesh with sharp claws ~
biting with teeth, was the thrilling !
perience of Pedro Yassi, a RAN,
sheep camp tender employed ",
Winnemucca, New.
Citizens of Whitehall, Mont b,u
perfected an organization for 4,
identifying of the jefferson COMMIT
fair grounds adjacent to the town AMI
the equipping of the tourist camDirs
and a public amusement park.
Nick Oblizalo and Steve MasIl6
both under arrest, the former In En-
New, and the latter in Butte Mont
are believed to be the two men n
sponsible for the murder Of Marc
Laus near Salt Lake on the night d
August 3.
The farmers and ranchers Of Eh
county, Nevada, win hold their fn
annual outing and get-together at Lam.
ollie, September II and 10. The pril.
cipal purpose of tins gathering is 10
perfect the organization of a county
farm bureau.
Governors of public domain states
who meet in Salt Lake will menlCr
ialize congress to cede the public lands
to the various states, according TO I'd.
ward Everett Young, chairman Of he
New Mexico soldier settlement board
who is in Salt Lake.
Appearing as a long-lost daughter
of the dead man, Miss Hazel Craig.d
Los Angeles has filed probate pet'
ton in the Third district court Of san
Lake asking that she be appointed
the administrator of the estate Of Der
father, G. D. Tobey.
During the past week the great
droughth in Western Wyoming mas
been broken by several good rams
The farmers in the surrounding Vlcn-
lty appreciate the downpour and us
stockmen and sheep growers welcome
the moisture as salvation for thslf
herds.
Utah will have an apple crop u
about SO per cent of last years y,
cording to a special estimate from uls
United States department OF agrlVu
ture received by NJ. NJ. JUSTIN iei.
agent for Utah. The Jonathan crop
reported as exceptionally light IN 'D''
state, the report says.
High prices of hay in the s'ss
makes even more serious the sltua', ~.
to farmers of Montana =, 4,
scarcity of feed on account VI u ~,
weather this summer. Hay IS SEM. n
at SGT in large QUANTITIES. .
it is reported that in some see,iV "a
the state the price has reaeheu
Resolutions declaring that III mi n,
opinion the crops of Montana y
year, while not up to the ayerase' n
acceptable and ina. 4 !,
wheat crop of the Treasure s'as !.
1919 will total 100000 bushes y, !,
compared to 100000 Sst year, w.
adopted by the Montana p"u
heir recent meeting. a.
II has been many year sinse al III
axes or lease royalties have V ,,eaontl,
n gold dust in Montana n, soriye
however, the custom has pee Ian ha
n Helena, and Raleigh Wilkllso or II
)een paying in gold dust o', "a q
counter of bank, the Guy ~ mine
,ent ROYALTY on the gold he nag =
n the heart of Helena. .os,
Jeanette Rankin, former eo MOI