Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1922-06-15

are planning on university or college
education than ever before, according
to figures compiled by Edward f.
Mason, director of publication Mt the
university. From "a Idaho high
schools, | have the names of 1913 OF
this years graduates who hope to take
university or college courses" said
Mr. Mason.
A credit association has been form
ed by number OF merchants of Boise.
which Is known as the Boise Retail
Credit Mems association The pur-
pose of the organization is to foster
trade, protect the merchant who ex-
tends credit, and the customer who
pays his bills promptly, by elimina-
ting the man who refuses to pay his
bills.
Boise.-The Northwest horse show
held a meeting here this week.
Pocatello.2Three Pocatello detach-
ments have gone to Boise to attend the
state annual encampment, the move
ment-L company of the 1S6th infan-
try and the cavalry band of the 10th
cavalry, First Idaho.
Boise.-Delinquent taxes in this
city amount to over fifty seven thous-
and dollars. 1t is alleged some prop.
erty In the city has not paid taxes
for twenty years.
Rujert.-A severe fire loss occurred
near here last week, caused by light
ming. Considerable farm machinery was.
lost.
Rupert-A series of burglares com
mltted here recently represents mon
ey value of several hundred dollars.
with clothing, jewlery ani silverware
missing.
Rupert.-This neighborhood expects
to develop strawberry raising as it's
main crop. Marketing by cooperation
Will be feature.
Caldwell. Permanent organization
of the Idaho Producers union has
been completed at meeting ending
by the election of officers. The Off
GERS are: President, Reed MOODY.
Nampa vice president, L. S. Otto.
Filler; secretary-treasurer w. Il. Nc
Call, Caldwell.-Reports on investIga-
tons disclosed that the union this year
VIII handle in the neighborhood of
5000 cars of potatoes and head lettuce
valued, on average prices, at more
than $1,2O0,000. All of the potato and
mead lettuce contracts signed bv pro-
ducers in Idaho and eastern Oregon
that were submitted to the board were
accepted 1t was decided ut the meet
ing to ropen the potato and lettuce
pools which had previously been clos
ed.
Nampa.-The City Hall is under
going repairs and remodeling.
CALDWELL twilight base bali league
has been formed by the young men of
the city.
Nampa-Repairs to local railroads
and terminals are being rushed. Train
loads of materials are arriving FOR I'M
provements.
Greenleaf-A boys pig club has been
organized here.
Moscow.-The board of education
viii consider the proposal of a group
Of Lewiston citizens to erect private
dormitory at the lewiston State
Normal school and rent it to the state.
This proposed building will accomo-
date 60 students and the board will
take n 10-year lense on 1t.
Nampa.-A series of clinics will be
held in the various charitable institu-
tions Of Idaho in order to determine
who legally belong in them, according
to David Burrell, commissioner of pub
lie welfare Wednesday. The first win
be held at the institution for feeble
minded in Nampa. 1--WE have many
requests from friends and relatives
Of persons in the institution" Mr.. Bur-
rel said, "as to their actual mental
status, and have determined to have
all patients examined by board of
physicians"
BoiSe-The state tuberculosis hospi |
tai commission has approximately $50.
600 with which to build > hospitals and
plans approved by the department of !
public works call for buildings which |
will require nearly al this amount
The original appropriation made by the |
1919 session of the legislature raised |
about $4,000 but some of this amount
has been spent on purchasing plans,
purchasing the Standpoint site and |
making improvements at Paystte