The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1919-09-26
In THE GEM STATE

= resident OF Fruitland has shipped
sixty tons of prunes from his nine
acres' which netsd about 95 cents a |
crate.
because Of III health. ]. Fred VIII
MANS, superintendent Of the state in
uus'riai school at St. Anthony, has
resigned.
lewiston State Normal school open.
gu iast week with registration 50 per
cent Greater than on the opening DAY
Of last year.
Gaylord L. Cook of Montpelier died
as result Of spinal meningitis. He
was kicked several month"; ago by \
morse, from which spinal meningitis
developed.
According to local undertakers. Cald-
wells death list has been smaller this
suihiter than any previous one for
,hree years, comparing the deaths
month TO month.
The first Buhi-grown and canned
peaches We're turned out ut the Buhl
canning factory last week. Ii Is esti.
mated that 1000 cans of peaches will
be canned this season.
A permanent visiting nurses associ-
alton for Boise and Ada county will
De formed II the plans of the tenta-
i've association are carried out by the
Boise chapter Red Cross.
Harvey Stroad, former resident of
Mountain Home, was accidentally kill
ed near Sacramento. Cal, while dredg-
ing for gold. Mr.. Stroad leaves five
children besides his wife.
While playing with group OF small
boys on the way home from school at
Boise, Raymond Pothier, aged Z, fell
| from dump car and sustained a frac-
tured skull which resulted In death.
Woolgrowers meeting with Miles
| Cannon, commissioner Of agriculture,
| declared themselves opposed to a
| quarantine over certain counties OF
the state which would prevent the
| spread of scabie.
Some 1900 to 1900 acres win be
added TO the Weiser national forest In
Idaho, under the terms of n bill intro
duced by Representative French of
Idaho and recently passed by the house
Of representatives.
Growers of navy beans. potatoes
squash, tomatoes, pumpkins, water
melons, turnips and every other variety
of garden and field vegetables are Of
fered prizes for their best products al
the Nampa Harvest Festival.
E. b. Duncan Of Oregon has been
appointed county agricultural agent
for Bannock county TO succeed J. "
Sessions, who will leave In a shor1
time to fill missionary call TO South
Africa for the l.. ID. s. church.
Canyon county now has IL project
leaders cooperating with the farm
bureaus health work promoted by
Louis Riddle, agent, and three more
will soon be appointed TO head othel
communities now being organized.
Court costs amounting to $50 wer'
assessed against John q. Smith Of
Bull. defendant in case Involving
$40, alleged To be due X. l.. Conklin
the plaintiff, as wages. The case wa
tried before jury in probate court a
Twin Falls.
II. B. Haskell has been appointed
postmaster of the Burley office ail'
expects to be installed October !. HI
succeeds r. r. Story, who has been II
the office for four years and will TAX
a rest and vacation for the benefit o
his health.
The Nampa chapter OF the Amerl
can Legion and Elks will work han'
in hand during the Harvest Festiva
for the success of the Salvation Arm
home service drive. and drive Tor "a
increased membership in the Amer
can Legion.
Although the state fair board ha
announced its inability 10 pay ID
transportation expense OF Wliiiers
boys' and girls vocational club con
tests 10 tie state fair II. Boise. Iwi
Falls county will be represented o
that occasion.
The Twin Falls highway dis'rie
commissioners have decided on ia
levy OF ga mills 70 meet operation =
uenses during the coming year IN
levy is divided as follows Roads -
mills: bridges, ! mill; road bond issn
interest, ~ mills.
Siugged and tripped by an pnkhoW
assailant I'm almost broad daylight q
Main street at Boise. Raymond "a
ter. fireman. who has been IN The I'll
n,ov OF the fire department Tor it
wears. lies at 81. Alphonsus hospiti
with a fractured skull
"Rube7 Evans, star left hand fins'
of the Rupert bali club, may never
able 10 pitch again. While "eeup'
ing an upper berth in Pullman
the q. :. l., a; Nampa. he was throw
from the berth. striking on ms -
shoulder and frac;uring the shsnia'
blade.
Moonshine liquors being mace
,ba secret stills of southern Idaho
bejng doctored with wood aleohoi II
the purpose of making Il fer'nent' d