Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1920-04-02
In THE GEM STATE

on school bonds the proposition was
carried by $50 to 3
Virgil Sanders, age Ia. and Henry
Page, aged Is. escaped from the re-
form school NJ ST Anthony
Ground has been broken for new
Baptist church at Middleton, II Is
to be completed within three months.
Completion Of the branch line OF the
railroad TO open MP the Idaho coal
mines near briggs, was announced
last week.
Farmers Of southeastern Idaho are
jubilant over present conditions as
the indications now point TO good crops
there Of all kinds.
Trustees OF the grand lodge have
lows home az Caldwell Altogether
the contracts amount to ST1.1a4,
The farm section of the Idaho state
department Is making arrangements 10
lease large tracts OF land to sheep men
OF that state to care for their sheep.
The trustees OF the Congregational
church at PocNtelIo have decided upon
an addition 20 the church building that
win cost between $4,000 and $4,000.
Officers are ON che lookout for four
MeNicans who entered the Golden Rule
store at Blackfoot In broad daylight,
and purlolned $40 worth OF clothing.
ID. r. Blodgett OF Salt Lake and n.
]. Stone last week purchased the con-
trolling interest IN the Blackfoot City
bank, previously held by the Eccles In
terests.
Idaho school districts cannot issue
deficiency warrants 70 complete school
buildings for which bond issue money
has proved insufficient, according to
the attorney general.
A meeting OF the members OF the
Idaho Wheatgrowers' association was
held Mt Lewiston last week TO COM
plete plans for cooperative marketing
OF this seasons wheat crop,
Moscow won the high school basket
bali championship Mt the University
Of Idaho interseholastic basketball
tournament by defeating Twin Falls
Ia a bitterly contested game.
II. Dalsegllo entered a plea Of guilty
to the charge Of having Intoxicating
liquor in his possession nj his arraign-
ment In the district court nt Burnley
and was sentenced to pay fine Of
500.
The drive for 4 new Y. w. q. A.
building had It's Inception AZ luncheon
OF the board az directors Of the Y. w.
Q, A. ut Pocatello, when April was
set MS the beginning OF the drive FOE
funds.
A big passenger touring ear,
driven by Mary Types, a Nee Percp
indian woman, ran amuck al Lewiston
and ruined the gasoline pump In front
Or a garage, causing damage amounting
to 800,
Farmers Of Dlngle. Bern and Lam.
ark, towns of Bear Lake county. have
asked the Utah Power 4 Light com,
pany % build transmission lines from
Montpelier TO connect up their com
munities.
At d meeting OF the Boise school
board committee WIS appointed 4
purchase a site for Il meehagscnl arts
building and 70 obtain estimates fol
renovatlng the present high EchoO
uiidlne.
. Unless Boise restaurant men agree
the advance IN wages demanded D,
. The local union OF cooks and Writers
the union has published Statement
TINT II will open cafe on it's owr
! responsibility.
: IN southeastern Idaho the farmer
are busy signing sugar heet contract
FOR the 1920 crop aud the Indication
are TINT very large acreage viii b.
! planted, which VIII no doubt yield {
! heavy tonnage.
= Organization of the Twin Lakes "a
IA company. a R2000,O00 corporation
approved by the secretary Of state,
: welcomed by water users of the Oh
Oneida district as q solution Of tims
worn difficulties.
Lands aud money worth seyerI
!. thousand dollars have been tnrne
: over 10 the state OF Idaho from N
!. estate Uf nlioiss De Cloedt who die
In Ada county on August 81. iDi
There ara no heirs.
e The Blackfoot Commercial club he
n Eoted unanimous support of plans 4
q he establishment Of an alfalfa fee
llil. The construction Of the mill wi
All Tor about $4,000 which will |
I, raised BY stock sale.
n Officials searched the residence
le william Wade nt Shelley and found
= good-sized stliI in active opcrntio
One hundred gallons " mash and thar.
gallons OF liquor and materials r
= much more also were seized
= III behalf OF the state Of Idaho. A
= .orney General Black has filed vigo