The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1920-11-19
| ARE NEWS NORTHWEST NOTES

tatO crop this season.
In nineteen counties in ,ion+.
where 81 members of the Iag,s,a,,,r.
were elected, AZ of successful cand,
dates were Republicans and fo,,
Democrats. Ten counties report,.d ni,a
Republicans and one Democrat aI.o,.,
to the state senate.
Minnesota farmers are loo,,,a s,r
'"'H"S IN Nevada nit., il
erai Oh them will loca.e IN ms So,
within the near future.
Sam l.. Anderson, clerk and recordar
walked into an elevator shaft AT Ru;te
falling distance of % feet ona
escaped with few bruises.
Savings through clothing work done
under auspices of the Lincoln counfv
Idaho. farm bureau this wear are ra.
ported to have amounted to soe7e
Fred Birdsall. locomotive engineer
VINO had his foot crushed in the Carlin
New, yards two months ago. has had
1t amputated at San Francisco hos
pital.
The petition of the Butte Electric
hallway company that it be allowed +,
charge straight eight-cent cosb and
ticket fare on cars operated in the city
has been granted.
So far during the past summer and
this fall 12S,OO0 acres of land have
been located under the Pittman act
in locality eighteen or twenty miles
northeast of JungO, Nevada.
Fishing through the ice is becoming
the vogue with anglers at Anaconda,
Mont, who don't believe in giving up
their favorite pastime just because
"sweet summers gone away"
Wyoming stands twentieth in list
of twenty-three states in the number of
persons Fi'lad at railroad grade cross
lngS. considered in proportion to the
number of automobiles registered IN
the state
Taxes to the amount of $2,722 .5O7
for county purposes alone will be
raised in Nevada for the year 1920
according to figures compiled in the
office of the secretary Of the state tax
commission
The Occur d'Alene Bank & Trust
company of Occur dAlene closed its
doors last week, this action being at.
tributed to loans made which, due to
crop and market conditions. could not
be collected.
Spuds more than foot in length and
weighing five and half pounds each
were brought into Nampa, Idaho by
Charles Gaussion, Deer Flat. They are
to be sent east and placed on display
at different shows, it is said
Eugene Thacker. of Inlay. Nevada
was bitten on one of his arms ovei
month ago by one of the donkeys
that are running loose around the town
of Imaly. Infection set in and the
boys arm is in very bad condition
On fruit farm near Emmett, Idaho
this season the yield from 20 acres of
Jonathan, Rome Beauty and Ar
tanSaw Black apples was 1000 boxes
OF Iancy Irult. The weld from q
acres OF 7-year-ou p.u.le t.ovs Was
~ tons.
Former Governor Tasker l.. eddie
Republican. has been elected United
States senator from Nevada, over his
Democratic opponent. Senator Hender
son, and Samuel $. Arentz, Republican
defeated Charles r. Evans. Democratic
incumbent.
Wheat shipments from the district
along the Great Northern between Bill
lings and Great Falls and Butte and
Great Falls this season are larger than
ever before, according to Great Fails
officials. The shipments from this
district are expected to total 200 car
loads
For the purpose of advancing the
social financial. business and civic in
terests of Douglas county, Nevada, ane
particularly these Of Minden. citizens
that district have organized III,
Minden Commercial Club and have
filed articles of incorporation with The
secretary of state.
Nevada bonds to the amount OF
SIS, 900 Including 100000 worth OF
state highway 6 per cent bonds, have
been ordered transferred To various
state funds by the board OF finance
The money taken in exchange Tor the
bonds will be used in carrying on
Nevada's construction program
Seventy-eight members of children
clubs conducted under Bonner county
daho, farm bureau auspices are drink
ing milk and - per cent have learned
i'ise one new seiahle. Mothers. a.
vel as children. are reported 1" b'
enthusiastic over gains which nave
been made in weigh, OF 30 children IN
one club. 80 have learned to like a
new vegetable.
The Latah county. idaho, farm Dh'
reau is conducting a scries Of coepera'
tive demonstrations y.th the FARMERS
of several communities 10 show ihe
relative importance of different ware