Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1922-11-10

central tuaND uOuutdluS lpi oc'>+"'
years is reported from near Dixie on
the breaks of the Salmon river. Free
milling quartz has been discovered
Albion-Sugar is selling at price
that assures the farmers ON the Mini
doka project s7.25 or better per ton for
their beets This advance will add
thousands of dollars to the income of
the farmers. At the present time less
than 80 per cent of the beet crop Is
harvested, but the increase in price
viii stimulate growers to make special
efforts to get them dug before a
freeze
observation-disclosures of the change of
weather in the past two days, apple
growers in Idaho are becoming des-
perate over the car situation and are
appealing to the public utilities COM
mission to get results before tha re-
mainder of the apples are frozen
Idaho Falis-Twenty-six bronze tab
lets bearing the name, company. d.
vision and date OF death of the Bonnie
vile county men who gave their lives
during the world war has been placed
upon block of granite at the foot of
twenty-six trees along Memorial Drive
here.
Boise.-"We are particularly CRATE
full for the recent storm in our section
of the state" said n. A Mains of
Emmett, supervisor of the Payette
forest, when discussing fires that
have been prevalent in his territory
season at the forestry headquarters
here.
Kimberly-Honors for efficiency in
picking potatoes are claimed for W.
H. Emerson of Kimberly, who in
eight hours Saturday picked 324 sacks,
averaging Ill pounds to the sack, the
potatoes were weighed at Twin Falls.
Mountain Home-Hay may now be
shipped into Oregon under special
terms. according to recent ruling of
the Oregon horticultural board Of Ell
more county, which has been received
here.
Meridan.-Half a million pounds of
dried prunes in one great pile is what
thevisitor can see in the big warehouse
here
Pocatello.-Idaho boys and girls
especially members of clubs are
anxiously awaiting the outcome of the
canning contest at Portlad, Ore Ida
no has two girls in this contest, with
a good chanc to win.
Enthusiastically the entire pro
duct of one apple orchard on the
Emmett bench, estimated at 30 car
loads, will be stored and held for bet
ter marketing conditions.
BOise-"The employment situation
in Idaho is slightly improved, prin-
cipally in the lumber camps where sew
eral hundred employees recently have
been added" says the monthly survye
of the United States employment bu-
reau.
CALDWELL financial outlook for
this city and tributary territory is
bright, according to the monthly bust
ness and crop survey which has just
been completed.
Nampa.-Nine first premiums and
seven seconds were obtained at the
Spokane livestock show this week on
Poland China hogs. by local hog rails
ers who operate a ranch near Midway.
Twin Falls-Fire which destroyed
the two story frame building occupied
by the Salvation Army Wednesday al
so consumed equipment and clothing
collected by the organization for re-
lief work.
Pocatello.-"There is a decided i'm
proyement in the car situation in Ida
no." said George E. Erb. chairman
of the state public utilities commits
sion. Mr.. Erb anticipates daily i'm.
provement. but states that there is a
serious shortage of cars in some sec
ton of the state.
Pocatello.-Unemployed miners are
hard TO find in Idaho. Miners are
needed. both skilled and unskilled, in
the Featheryille and Rocky Bar dis
tricts. There is considerable under
ground work. and the work will pro
coed all winter. A great deal of de
yel0pment work will be done.
Idaho Falls" Memorial drive" will
be dedicated 10 the service men OF
Bonneville county who fell ia the
Late Nar an Armisiice DAY BIZ the /