The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1921-09-08
IDAHO STATE NEWS

The action Of the United States de-
parinent ~ agriculture Ia extending
The time 81 payment % grazing fees q
sesr,nd time 10 ycar. this time b,
pecefsbrr 4. esime as a pleasant sur
prise 10 hundreds 81 sfockmen aud
'ieepmeu oa the forests VI idaho and
fyoinlns recently.
80
u " l. Neimeycr. secretary OF the
>aippa rimmber of Commerce. late
TUESDAY. rendered his resignation ~
be- board 81 directors. Il WIS accep.
Ted lie viii continue 20 reside Ia ne
iuHrtlss1 city aud maintain headquar
'ers Tor the Idaho State Automobile
association Of which he Is manager.
The construction u q station by the
short Line railroad company al
f,s.irsri0wn. . small town wcst or
tionfleiier. has begun. Railroad OH
rlais unse issued Instructions for The
construction 81 shelter station ana
proper freight handling facilities a.
Futile. q station 90 the Bliss cutoff
o. " wonhWine. Boise attorney
received Tuesday pa invitation 70 al
'irrss approximately 1900 former SER
s'ee men az Torringion. wyo.. who viii /
be there "a register for entries on 2ta /
units Of ~ acres each la The shoshonsf
carey act project ln Wyoming Mr.,
worfhwine viii be unable 10 address
he meeting
While residents OF The town OF Plains
ih,ni. northwest OF Mlssoula. fought
nre Ia the W. H. Russell lumber yard.
believed to be Of lncendiary origin. two
anmaskcd men entered the .Flrsl State
bank there and escaped with $500 Ia
currency and 5000 la Liberty bonds,
according 10 telephone message re-
erlsod Al Mlss0uls.
Governor Davis received last Wed
ne~siny pn lnyitation 10 accept the hon
orsry craftsmanship Of tho Army and
Navy Club " America for Idaho. Gos
ernor Davis accepted the Invitation, ac
cordlng 10 announcement from his Of
flee. The Invitation was extended by
Brig Gen. Howard y BORDEN. chair
man Of the national committee
q. r. and r. ~ Maxwell, operating
the w n Stewart farm north 81 Kim
berry. have completed threshing and
report a yield OF 1890 bushels OF wheat
from a 2i.acre patch. by bushels the
result from the patch 10 oJ s2i bushels
per acre. The farm operators have
sold about 20 per cent OF the Yield, the
hslf being stored 10 bins
George 4. Watt. who lives one and
,ne quarter miles east Of Bull. has ioi ,
scfe- Of wheat. which averaged 90 !
bushels b. the acre. Mr. Watt has -four :
acres cut ~ this fleid IN certified wheat
which produced T2k bushels 10 the
,cre. The wheat hand WIS sowesl 10
,lfalfa for ave years and two years TO
sugar bects previous to this wheat :
'rop.
-.
ng considerable work this summer 70
,alrlng the roads that we're destroyed
y the extreme high water this spring
+, force 81 mon have been a. work for
Iome time In swim Greek tnHyon uud +,
Inoihcr fofec Va pfV creek Neither
Dad B. pas@ihle IA present but the ~ u
'orts are that ibey m'll soou be ready =
oF use n
A ucW rec0fd In the number ~ cars
landl-,i through The rucaielio shorl
line yards was attained fnr The -
our period ending ~ midnight Friday 4
! was announced a. fhe sarl nlfiev
Isturday morning Two thon~And three
andred aud thirty rpr- Mere handled
uriplg that time This numtef rep
-ssurs considerable ispsrra.e owe,
hose % severnl weeks arsN aud lndi
ates that the railroads business - oH
be Increase.
A formation 1T the mnuaialn nerii
Z the nlsekfeo, datn on the Port llai
proie-t = r'f.arte,i IN imsr =.
rio by menber~ Of fhc eirrater Part :.
|sii lrrikallhn association engineering =,
oard Il = reported that % the si'ls
: the mountain. about Two miles nortt
Z the Hack feog reservoir Is a com
arntlvely nav lake ~ the bottom OF
svesi IN pt The hody ~ water =
bout 70 feet To- diameter and approsi
lately fss fvet VA depth.
A move - on feol 20 ihtsr~si uun
~ 81 he farmers anil fsedsr~ % the
isho fnlls section ~ tho valley IN ihe r
ayinz aad feeding % from Sotre 20
eeo heud of lanahS ~ nllion. Beavers
esd ronngy. Montana. The mstier
- heen taken ~ With Honnevltle
.ns.k,aeu ami ge~s,eru and fhe plan an :.