Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1919-11-28


decided that there is excellent profit
In renting homes.
Plans have been accepted for the
new state Odd Fellows home to be
erected on 32-acre site on Canycn
hill at Caldwell
During October the sum OF S1O16.65
was collected by the state fish and
game bureau, being fines assessed
against lawbreakers.
BY unanimous vote of the govern
or's cabinet, Idaho is pledged to the
total destruction of the 1. w. w. or
ganization In the state.
According to Julius II. Jacobsen in.
charge of the Idaho crop reporting
service, the potato harvest of the state
Will amount to $3.50 carloads.
The October frosts did little DAM
age to the potato crop of the state, and
fully 80 per cent of the crop is in
storage or has been disposed of.
Idaho's first monthly health report
went to the United States public
health service, last week, CARRYING the
startling total of 375 smallpox cases
during the month.
Jack Damon, bridge worker, was
held up at the point of a gun by
tootpad within a block of the center
OF Twin Falls and robbed of a gold
watch and $40 in cash.
Idaho Falls, Blackfoot and Shelley
districts are accredited with approxi-
mately 5000 carloads of POTATOES tbis
season, or about 40 per cent Of the
total crop of the state.
Gus johnson, aged %, suicided at
his home at Lund, using shotgun.
after complaining to his parents of Sc.
we're pains in his head that prevented
him from going to sleep.
e. L. Brosshart, of Caldwell. while
preparing to go on a hunting trip. |
accidentally shot himself through the |
loot, 1t being found necessary later
TO amputate the injured member.
Damage to the extent of $500 to
hotel building and the injury of
patron was the result of an automobile
getting out of control of it's driver at
caldwell and crashing into the build
ing.
Inc states apple production for 1919.
according to recent report, will be
about 1900 carloads, an increase of
2oO cars over the September estimate.
and 7O0 cars more than the crop for
1918.
Numerous liquor cases which have
been pending since June, when the
last OF the whisky runners from Wv
oming were arrested, are to come IN
at the present session Of court at
Pocatello.
Frank Hale Touret, who has been
designated bishop of the Episcopal
missionary field of Idaho, is to take
up his duties Immediately upon being
relieved of the work he has been con-
1ucting in western Colorado.
Bert Douglas, so, and w. S. Kinney.
80, negro residents of Pocatello and ,
daho Falls, respectively, were killed !
IL an auto accident two miles north
n Rocatello when the machine ran {
INTO a ditch and turned over r
Don De Shirla, formerly on the Po- ]
'atello police force, has been acquitted
II the charge of numbering Charles S.
Atkins, on the night of October in a q
aid on still said to have been op- &
rated by Atkins south of the city.
Any attempt of radicals to stage n t
demonstration suggesting revolution in a
'onneville county will be>met prompt
and firmly, according to Sheriff
ack Norton, who declares that tab
being kept ON all suspected radi- y
ais. a
Estimates for the various ample u
rowing districts of the state are as
ollows Boise valley, 500 carloads: .
'ouer d'Alene district, $50. carloads: Il
'ayette and Snake river valleys. 26OO d
arloads; Lewiston district, $50 car
Dads.
A movement is on at Pocatello look.
lg to the erection of a memorial
ullding In honor of the soldiers and Ii
ailors of the city and to make of :
ne building public enterprise, includ-
lg large convention hall and ath-
tic hall.
Inc manager of the Big Springs
inch, near Bull, has just returned
'om the east, where he purchased
fly head of registered shorthorn
ows and heifers, that are of the
lgged type of cattle, having been
Used In the open.
Out of the $3,36O,SSS.s7 post aid
lnds allotted to Idaho, $3,319,413.2O
rs been absorbed by projects flied on
le various highways throughout the
ate. Forest aid funds totalling
$3.50 have also been allotted to
lrious state highways.
The news has been made public of
e formation of the Idaho Veterinary
edical association. Articles of in
operation setting forth the fact that
e association seeks no pecuniary pro-
and looks only toward the develop-
ent of the veterinary profession in
state. have been file0 with the