Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1922-01-13
lDAllJ news kEvEW

The Pocatello schools show an in
'rease OF more than 300 pupils durln,
he first term over the enrolment fo
he same period in 1920.
A stratum of what Is thought to be
excellent coal has been struck south
Of Grangeville. according to a report
'eaching POcatello.
s. G. Gamble, one Of the earliest
owboys of the Snake river plains
He'd several day ago at the age of rs
years. Mr.. Gamble came to the Raft
river country more than thirty years
lgo from Texas with a band af cat.
tie.
With 80 per cent reduction In the
price of field seed 20 per cent In ma
shinery and the going wage at $40
farming costs In Montana viii be much !
over this year than they were In 1921 |
I'D will be nearer aormal
President Frazier of the Idaho Tech
lical Institute will be one of the chief
peakers at series of six agricultural
nd home economic extension institutes
eing conducted throughout the south
astern Idaho counties by the state ex
'nsi0n department.
The American Falls cavalry troop, !,
rmerly designated as troop A, will ;.
changed to the headquarters troop,
cording to announcement received y,
Squadron Adjutant A. n. Rounds r
Pocatello. The horses of troop A b.
Il be sent to Gooding for the organ al
ton of troop at that place.
49, ha
BUSINESS men, farmers and the pub til
as a whole, predict prosperity in wa
2. They all say that Canyon coun-
Is intrinsically sound because It is SID
'onderful producing section. If the bel
ners will take up diversified farm ehJ
they add, money VIII flow in, thus oei
ng funds to the various towns and as
'ling them TO make further develop
lea.
-, han
We pieces OF Indian land, totaling arc
were SOFA III the indian of
ry at Lapwai recently, s25,441 be- az
ealized from the sale. Most of mos
IDS were for the appraised value 81
land, or but slightly above that Is r
nt This was one of the monthly
OF the Indian lands, the first of ~
IN this series was held November w
len nearly 100000 was realized ~
the lands by the government.
ording to Hugh Sproat, president
Idaho Woolgrowers' association,
will be well represented at the :,
1tion Of the national woolgrowers N N
Il Lake. Sheep men from the III II
western section and the Soda NVI
rs section of this part of the IVIk
as well rs the Gooding section WI
ne Soda Springs section of this y
t the state, Will attend the Salt
in large numbers.
ng the past year Idaho has
ed all previous records In agri.
Il production. In horticultural at it
daho RANKS third NJ all s+o+o ;. at hi
hon for the amount of appIes ID
d to mn rket. Idaho marketed he
ar,oads ~ annlas and /,
and only Washington and New
excaadod 49, Nv I'VE" stay
,ora t,,o '"is to be
I'd approximately 100000 ono :
"Tl
University of Idaho chapter NJ an, !,
NJ, national scientific frater. he in
viii be organized At Moscow J., arc
lr future. A charter 10 the neti rho n.
Sup was 'o'eu at the nation 9TH
'ention of Sigma Xi at Toronto he n
1t Is being held in conjunction thinks
he American Association for the see on
'en'eht OF Science. Fifteen to the
4ts on the university facultv aIf
RS of Sigma Xi, in the fall a. say. :.
rganized local Sigma ri club ways
uuoned for q charter from tha would
Il organization. with 4
-. "Tni
idaho State Seed show wa, ho,a right.
10 Falls Jan. 10 70 ~ ,nc,us,mH "Of
were speakers from the Unlver. IRON
Idaho, Canada. and a nnmbe, II the
hos nelghhorfng states. Tues TO i've
is Seed Dav ana a, -. That
and seed production was dis. no' 10
Mr. q IT c,.,.. "S they
Insbona,.v rr,t,o..,,.' VI but
lada, was the speaker Of the IN.
- ana ponl.r, '"'s' 20 "Ths
apartments discussed problems - ",N
'"dlaie Importance. 1hursda, ssa',,s
ifke'ing DAY Friday the sew
'"d'rs ~ ifaho held cons'gn
ale, ihus Offering the farmers