Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1921-03-11
in THE GEM STATE

The Commercial club has decided
THAT the Lewiston city directory will
be local endeavor product this year.
The school at Berger has been
closed on account of smallpox, which
has been prevalent in the county for
months.
The building Of cooperative flour
mill at Bull is being considered by
some of the farmers living in that
country.
The general store Of @. e. Argo
on Main creek, near Welser, which
was recently destroyed by fire, wiz
be rebuilt.
The contract for furnishing iron
posts for Moscow's new street lighting
system has been awarded company
in Spokane.
A new 100000 Methodist church,
with seating capacity of HOO in
sight of the pulpit platform will be
erected in Nampa.
President Charles r. Frazier Of the
Idaho Technical Institute has been
elected president Of the Idaho State
Teachers association.
r.. H. Jennings, % years Of age,
and Ennis NJ Jennings, 18, are pris-
oners at Twin Falls, charged with the
theft of an automobile.
The sum of $4,000 has been raised
by the committee In charge Of secur-
ing loans for the temporary relief of
the Twin Falls teachers.
The Shoshone board Of education
proposes to issue bonds for the erec-
ton of a gymnasium and additional
rooms to their high school.
Wilder is to have new high school
building, to be completed by Septem-
Der /, 1921. The structure will cost
between $4,000 and $4,000.
March 15 has been named by the
Wilder Business Mems club Cleanup
Day for Wilder" The club will pay
for hauling all rubbish to the dumping
grounds.
The University Of Idaho is planning
to combine it's beef and dairy cattle
and horse management under one
head to reduce expenses and keep
within the appropriation.
A committee named by the recently
organized Twin Falls taxpayers
league has begun an investigation of
the affairs and financial condition Of
the Twin Falls highway district.
'rhe experiment station of the Uni
varsity Of Idaho has issued warning
to farmers to treat their seed grain
to- prevent smut and gives several
formulas and instructions for treat
ing.
William r. Mckinney, 3s years Of
age, California land operator, was
found dead In his bed at a hotel in
Twin Falls. Death resulted from heart
disease from which Mckinney suffered
for some years.
At special meetings in connection
with the quarterly conference of the
L. u. S. church of Pocatello, three adj
ditional wards were created within
the city. They will be designated as
Four, Five and Six.
Suit has been filed at Pocatello by
Mrs. Matilda Randstrom against the
Oregon Short Line for $4,000 dam
ages, as result of the death of her
husband, who was killed in the yards
on March 10 of last year.
Thieves broke into ST. Anthony's
church at Pocatello, but only secured
some small change in candelabra
box. Entrance was gained by prying
GlIen window. This is the first in
stance in Pocatello of church being
robbed.
Three Caldwell banks have deposits
OF $2,S2S, 256.52, according to the report
to the comptroller for the close of
business on February 81. Loans and
discounts are given as $2,217, 056.41
and total resources are placed at ST.
47S,940.46.
A. Huntsman was seriously hurt at
Twin Falls, and Mrs. Huntsman was
slightly injured when they were
thrown out of horse drawn vehicle.
An automobile crashed into the buggy
throwing the occupants to the ground
and wreeking the buggy.
Idaho is Joining with other states
in the union in cutting down its live
stock industry, and thus bringing
about serious condition for the fu-
ture, according to 3. r. Rinehart, field
animal husbandnan of the University
Of Idaho extension division.
r. ]. Morgan, former boilermaker of
the Oregon Short Line, was shot by
Patrolman Monfort at Pocatello and is
in critical condition. The officer
claims Morgan resisted arrest, being
suspected of having liquor in his pos
session, and was running when the
shot was fired.
OF 3175 hogs slaughtered during
the year ending March to supply
Twin Falls consumers with fresh meat,
1907 were found tubercular according
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