The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1920-04-30
IDAHO STATE NEVIS

puhu'hE - 10 ne efetteu nj Bol>e.
\ new Masonic temple il To be erect
Ell at Bull hy the Masons Of that, city. |
10 accommodate the west-end |
ranches AN employment bureau Is to |
be established i'm Bull.
The Pingree-Rich precincts will |
erect new school building AT an es-
tlmated cost OF $4,000.
Sheepmen ranging their flocks north |
of -Min!doka complain that bear are
raising havoc with the sheep.
Last month 1000 doses of blackleg
vaccine We're distributed by firm bu-
reau committeeman in Fremont county.
The Weiser-Payette Cooperative
Cow Testing association was organized
last month. Several purebred herds
are going on official test.
Reports of the finding Of quite large
parts of Lewis county are being re-
ceived by the county farm bureau.
A new order, excluding students Of
high school grade from the Albion state
normal school will reduce the required
faculty mt that institution by three
members.
The taxpayers AT Bull have voted
bonds in the sum Of Sl2o.0o0 for the
extension of the water system. When
completed. Bull will have one of the
best water systems in the stale.
The first aerial mail in Idaho was
delivered from Pocateilo last week by
Pilot Barker. when n large mail sack.
of first and second class mail was taken
in Bankers airpiane 10 Idaho Falls.
Friday. May - the intercollegiate
athletic meet for southern Idaho will
| he held at Gooding. with the College
| of Idaho. the Idaho Technical Institute
| the Albion State Normal and Gooding
| college participating.
A poll of the town of Middleton will
| be made by those anxious 10 bring the
| waterwOrks question before the peO-
pie and If the issue is favorably re-
| ceived the town council will be asked
for a special election.
! A female wolf that has inflicted much
| destruction on cattle In the Soda
| Springs district was killed by William
+. cozens, one of eight hunters EN-.
ployed in The state by the United States
| bureau of biological survey.
The Snake ver-Yellowstane base.
ball league schedule will open on May
u with pocatello matched against 81.
Anthony nj 81. Anthony: Blackfoot
playing Idaho Falls nj Idaho Falls
Rgby playing Rexburg nj ReNburg.
Recent heavy rains on the Mtnidoka
project and the exceptionally encour-
aging snow pack in the mountains
feeding the Snake river practically as
sure ample supply of water for irri.
CATION purposes in this region this
season.
| Gtah-Idaho Sugar company nov
owns II 6I5I-acre ranch. formerly III,
company located west of Idaho Fan
The deal was contaminated iasl week
The consideration i reported TO b,
S7IO.OOO.
Monday of each week has been SCI
apart by the tennessee farm bureat
members a. poisoning day for SPUR
rel>. with the understanding tiint il
Mondays weather Is stormy or threat
enng the first fair day thereafter shal
be observed
May ! has been set n the last ia,
upon which boys and girls may enrol
in the 1920 pig club contest. the priz,
for which il a free "trip 10 the Inter
mountain Live Stock show in chicag.
next winter. The prize X Sl1J for th,
trip and expenses.
w l.. Geyer and George Haycock mr.,
In The Bellevue hospital the former II
II critical condition. with n badly LAGER
ntrd face and fractured skull. and Tia
latter suffering with compound frae
ture Of his left ankle and nuncrou
bruises. ms result Of collision q
automobiles.
Poison bait for killing ground SPUR
re> no longer il mixed by Tie poun'
ia Idaho. but by the ton. according I,
the monthly report Of W. r.. Crouch
rodent control leader of the uniser
>ify extension division. who reports III
mixing Of nearly 49, tons Of oats wit
.tryrtnine and sars.liarine iast month.
Commissioner of Agriculture Mil.
Cannon is gathering evidence IN hi
state against the United States grail
corporation. He has been nj war vii
til. grain corporation for months
charging irregularities in ia. condue
of its business In dealing with ia
larger concerns operating in This an
other northwestern states.
The city of Montpelier will lose n
|, time in paving III. streets. aulhorin
ton for which MAS almost unaniin"u
!. on The pari of the voters ia the recei
|. bond election. Bids are already songl
), for xi45tsp of bonds for general pa
= ing and S4j0O0 for the citY's portio
of the expense. and bids for the IL
!, stallstion of the paving viii he call.