Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1922-10-26

Il Poeatello. Poeatello was chosen a.
the convention city for the 1929 an
nual gathering OF the Idaho State
Pharmaceutical association
atelio.-Protecti' Of the sher
if and the hurrying Of -. L. Hoagland
to the state prison for safety evident
~ saved the prisoner from summary
treatment at the hands of mob.
Albion--All mining companies OPP
Grating in Butte, with plants at Ana
conda and Great Falls, Mont, have
increased the wages Of the miners
craftsmen and smeltermen 80 cents a
day.
Boise.-"Before the end of this
year there will be continuous 1870
mile stretch of improved highway
from Viola, six miles north of Mos
COW, to Lucille, forty-five miles south
of GrangeviIle."
Boise.-Cars contaiarS pert lie
fruit or vegetables may - opened
by state inspectors for inspe I'll pur-
poses after railroad emplovcrS '.afe
sealed the doors, accordiE u ruling
received Monday.
Twin, Falls-Idaho potatoes intend
de for California markets must be
screened at the car door in order to
eliminate the possibility of carrying
the alfalfa weevil.
| BOise.-A cloudburst which broke
about one mile south of the Highland
dam washed such quantity Of
boulders and debris into the Arrow
rock road that it will be impossible
for several days.
Boise.-Governor ID. w. Davis ap-
pointed Friday, John Taylor of Rex
burg to be county commissioner Of
district No. 1 for Madison county.
Nampa.-Nampa gasoline stations
have made cut of cents gallon.
Highest gas is now quoted at "a cents
and regular grades at 20 cents.
Boise.-ApproximateIy $4,000. GOV.
ering PIG claims, were paid to de-
positors of the defunct Overland Ma
tional bank, the first day on which
creditors were able to take advantage
Of the second dividend of 10 per cent
declared by the receivers.
Boise.-'Notwithstanding the atti-
tude of Senator w. E. Borah"-in the
language of their resolution passed
by the Idaho Republican state central
committee will hold to the Wallace
platform, and proceed unhesitatingly
with its campaign.
Twin Falls.-According TO County
Assessor 5. Claude Stewart, there are
approximately 5000 automobiles in
Twin Falls county at the present
time.
Wallace.-Two thousand eight hun
dred and seventy-seven different
tourist cars registered in the book at
the Wallace tourist camp between
June l, and September 80, according
70 a check of the figures. The guests
represented - states of the Union.
Melba.-Melba farmers estimates
chat shipments of head lettuce will
De less than half the first esti-
mate, due chiefly TO the hot weather
of September and partially to too
early planting on ground so rich that
the crop matured faster than was an
timipated.
Nampa.-New ice-making machin-
cry. installation Of which has Just
been completed at the plant of the
Pacific Fruit Express. is now in OPP
Grafton
Nampa. Geo Hineman. aged
20. died at Jerome Monday. When
young girl Mrs. Hineman lived at
Springfield. ILL.,. when Abraham Line
DIN was running for the presidency.
Moscow CONSTRUCTION has been
commenced on the Mary f. Forney
hall, new womens dormatory at the
University of Idaho.
McCammon.-Seve thousand dol.
lars of loss was caused by the burn
ing of barns ana hay from a peculiar
cause. Two four year old boys found
"a