The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1921-07-28
IDAHO STATE NEWS

and n bumper crop OF spring as well
as Tall grain now seems assured.
Ne.ser Is 10 entertain the Christian
Endeavor societies OF the state or Ida
ho On August % 10 %. and prepare
lions are already under way 10 make
the gathering one Of the best ever
held in the state.
Scoring the highest out Of psf stu
dents who took examinations, Miss
Margaret Yeaman. daughter OF Sens-
tor and Mrs. NJ. b. Yesman OF Idaho
Falls has been awarded q scholarship
10 the California university.
Senators Borah and Gooding. In con-
junction with Representative Addison
T. Smith. have recommended the ap-
pointment Of c. l.. Longley Of Twin
Falls as sssayer In charge at the Boise
assay office, to succeed Curtis y.
Pike.
Ira Iweedy superintendent OF city
schools Of Rupert says that the schools
will operate this season Mt q saving OF
rs percent over last years costs. This
has been effected through reductions
in salaries. wagon costs and minor
cuts in operating expenses.
The suit brought some time ago By
the Boise Water Users Association |
at Caldwell 10 collect assessment FROM |
has been decided In favor
Of the water users. A ruling from the |
probate court holds that the association
cannot force collection Of such assess
ments.
Vern Fsrr Of Louisville. narrowly
escaped death from electrocution
holding to a cable OF a hay derrick.
The derrick was being moved from IN
Ter a high tensioned wire the cable
'oming In contact with the live wire.
'Rrr was badly burned on both hands
md rendered unconscious. One OF the
lorses pulling the derrick was killed
$50
John Costello. .8S. one Of the earliest
nd best known settlers Of che Twin
'slls tract. which he helped to de-
elop, died at his homo at Twin Fails
8 result OF stroke. Altar tbs
isease struck him he never rallied
ie was born In Butler county, Ohio,
nd has lived in Twin Falls aIpcs 1908
Nth the exception of four or I've
ears spent In Colorado.
Appointment OF e. b. Duncan Of Nc
ammon as state leader VI boys and
iris club work In the extension d.
islon was announced a few days ago
y DR.. A. II. upham. president 81 the
University. Appointments Of Miss
lara Edith Cowgirl Of Grangsvills,
. home demonstration agent for Ban
ock County and Of Otis B. Richard
IN as Instructor In English also were
nnounced.
Ezra Meeker will give the chief sd-
ress at the Fort Hall celebration IN
'r the auspices Of the wysth chapter
the Daughters Of the American Rev. )
ution. II the old pioneer can be In
iced 10 come 10 Pocatello for the oc-
sion. II was though some assistance
Mt by Ezra Meeker here q few ars
% that led TO relocation OF the site {
the old trading post. which Is now G
nsidered authentic.
Plans for the cooperative market
: OF Idaho wool were discussed ~
ntly at the Boise Chamber Of Com
srce. at meeting Of the directors
the Idaho Wool Marketing associs- -
IN. called by w. s. shsarer. pred a.,
ut Of the Idaho Farm Bureau fed =
alton. A committee composed Of 3
O. Peckham. Hugh sproat and c. 3
Ross. secretary Of the federation, 8
Is elected TO draft q marketing con- =
let. =
The $4,000 municipal bond issue 8
rr5ed almost unsnlmously at Jfisr. g
4 Tuesday. There was bot enc =
10 cast against the nrst proposittos. =
II OF issuing bonds totslinS $500 for 3
" water pipe for afsin street. while :
o votes were cast against the &s5oy :
I'D Issue for the new Ore equipment. :
e result 90 the first was 81 for ana
gainst, e total Of 81 votes. On the <
'oDd proposition there were 70 votes =
and z against =
based on July conditions. the 1921 Z
alto crop movement for Idaho will -,
w an Increase Of 2soo carloads over WV
Q. While the output Of the nation =
decrease from $4,000 Oco bashsls =
/ year 20 S77.0Oco bushels fo<
j. 8 report Issued Saturday from
Office Of Julius II. Jacobsen. fed