The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1922-01-27
IDAHO NEWS REVIEW

Herbert Chandler of Baker has re-
turner from Ogden. where he attended
the stock show at that place and
where his Bonnie Prince" was award
ed the grand championship.
Plans have been completed for the
calling Of bond election In the sum
of two hundred twenty-five thousand
dollars for the erection and equipment
OF school building at Occur d. Alene
to be held February ?.
In anticipation Of development in the
Twin Falls district of production OF
| head lettuce for market on an exten.
/ sive scale. the Idaho Lettuce company,
with capital stock of $4,000 has
been formed there.
Three hundred and fifty thousand
pounds of Canyon county wool Is be-
ing loaded out from the warehouse At
Caldwell. which represents pooled wool
In storage. 1t goes by rail to Portland
and from there by steamer through the
canal TO the eastern market
Efforts to have the construction cost
against settlers under the Boise pro
ject extended over a longer period OF
time will be the foremost work of the
Payette-Boise Water Users Associa'
tionduring the coming year, according
to policy agreed upon nj the annuel
meeting of members held in Caldwell
recently.
Rupert Rotarians entertained 80 Wis
iting Rotarians at banquet. the oc-
casion Of the gathering being pesenta-
ton of the charter to the Rupert club
by Governor Tom Davis Of Butte, Mont
Representatives were In attendance
from BuhI, Twin Falls, Pocatello. Boise
and Burley and talks were made by
members Of each club.
The first set of books sent out by
the Idaho Free Travelling Library de
partment has been received at Filler
More than half the books have already
been taken out, indicating that the
bringing OF the books by the Business
: Woman's club was an appreciated
move.
. Under auspices OF the Loren NJ
: Trotter post, American Legion. mill
tary funeral ,.As held In the Metho
dist church In Caldwell, for Romului
McGoldrick, 20 years OF age. He died
ut Brest. of pneumonia, while awaiting
sailing orders for home, August 70
| 1910.
n Thirty-two carloads Of potatoes were
i shipped from Twin Falls during the
e first seven days Of the new year. Thii
i il one carload more than was shippe'
from Twin Falls during the entir
month Of January last year. There !
l. no Indications of interruption In tn
p immediate future in the continuin
p movement OF potatoes, 1t Is said.
" Farmers Of Potlatch and vicinity me
to discuss plans for construction an
70 operation OF a cooperative creamery
y A committee was appointed to make
survey OF the proposed territory an
to take census of the dairy cows
- this district. Plans contemplate ere'
ton OF a creamery and considerable
;, is being given to u cheese factory !
= connection with the manufacture @
n first class butter.
NJ The Shoshone Business club was col
,e fronted with financial deficit whic
threatened its existence. A commltte
was appointed to canvas the bushes
20 men OF the town for an opinion as
e, whether the club should be closed
n. a sufficient fund raised to put II on II
g. feet. and in working order. The sent
NJ ment was almost unanimous in fave
n OF raising the money to put the ciu
ty in good condition.
At least 125 farmers In the "e
Irrigation District have Joined u
- Canyon County Farm Bureau to dat
. This is probably in the Deighborhoe
g. of 90 per cent OF the total numb'
-, OF farmers In the district. Each on
e. of these men has signed up In II
o. bureau for three years and ali are d
- termlned to stick together aud VOL
., out collectively a PIX OF putting Il
Nh Gem Irrigation District on its feet.
Much interest in the proposal to
ganize a business wOmans club
Nampa has been aroused AS resi-
OF meetings being held by Mrs. 81
yer, an associate OF Bruce Evans al
-, the party Of evangelists who are hol
ing revival services each night at q
Majestic Theater. Mrs. Slower Is NEE
ing with the business women OF II
city nj evening banquets and eXplail