Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1924-11-27
IDAHO WEEKLY
INDUSTRIAL REVIEW

Let us build up pride in our country
not in boastful or arrogant man
ner, but with sense of appreciation
and thanksgiving that we are so for
tunate as to live in a land where
conveniences and advantages for the
poor and lOwly are greater than the
Injuries offered favored and wealth
persons short century ago.
| Boise-October building and repair
permits reached $S4,997.75.
Occur d'Alene cannery, with 145 en-
ployes, cans 1000 cases apples in one
day.
Steamer service resumed
on Snake river.
Boise-Boise national forest had 60
fires during the season, May 10 to Oc-
tober "a.
Lewiston-Head lettuce, shipments
reach 200 cars fields yielding 500
Per acre.
Strike of rich lead-zinc ore in Star
tunnel at Burke, may result in build
ing $1,000,000 electric zinc plant to
| treat ores.
Burke-Hecla Mining Company de-
clares fourth annual dividend of $780,
600 for 1924.
Boise-Idaho wool pool of 100000
pounds is offered for sale on Portland
market.
Idaho Falls Bonneville county
| sportsmen buy Kraft fish hatchery.
Nampa--Co-operativ Creamery spends
| 81 900 on whole milk plant.
Pocatello-Ground broken for Ban
mock County Soldiers Memorial to
cost $4,000.
Council--Five townships power site
lands restored for entry. Service men
will have prior rights until February
81.
Boise-Main line Oregon Short Line |
service will be inaugurated first week |
in January. Governors inaugural ball |
and railroad celebration will be COM
bined.
Wendell-Prospect that last link in |
North Side Highway to Jerome will |
be built.
Caldweli-Cit division of Pioneer
irrigation district will install low
pressure irrigation system.
Rains and moderate temperature
have improved ranges and water sup
ply. Hay stands at $40. Much 1925
Hagerman-J. c. Sanborn grew
1874 bushels alfalfa seed on 100 acres.
worth Sleeps.
CALDWELL. d. Roberts raised
1000 pounds onion seed from six
acres, worth $4,000.
Emmett-Irving +. Powers ships
third car of honey, maing S11 900 for
1924 crop.
DocotalIn Gtafn II;~1,x~ox- |
ment crawling six miles main high
way at Lava.
Silver City-Neversweat mill ready
to operate, and mine force increased.
Rupert-Turkey shipments run into
the thousands for Thanksgiving
trade
Silver City-McBride mine RECEIVERS
faulted ore vein, richer than ever.
Montpelier-State highway gravel
ed to Enfilde Dairy, and dangerous
curves eliminated.
Filer-Electric power from 1000 to
$4,000 h. D. may be developed by di-
verting water from high level to lev
Il canal
Burley-Octobr, 1924, freight re-
,eipts and shipments total 997 cars.
,ain of 1874 over October 1923.
Paul-Sugar factory closes down
With 10000 bags for seasons rum
st. Maries-Electrical substation
icing rebuilt to care for great local
lemand
Fund for 250,OOO soldier memorial
uilding at state university already
caches $4,000, with Ada county con-
$4,000.
Fairfield-Camas Prairie turkey l.
rowers ship car of turkeys to New
brk City.
Salmon-More than 100000 Chi
ook salmon fry in state fish hatch
ry here.
Pocatello-Contract let for Soldiers
[emorial club building to cost s49.-
DO.
Emmett-Constructio finished on
sS.641 street paving job.
Wallace-New $4,000 fire engine
ven satisfactory test.
Caldwell-College of Idaho alumni
'lebrate third Homecoming Day.
Boise October postal receipts OF
2, 400 Show gain of 1915 per cent
'er 1928
Fairfield Placer Min
g Company, 100000 capital, in
rporated here.
Hailey-2S.000 acres government
nd is to be opened for settlement
ar here.
Idaho produced 1910 cars Iceland
ad lettuce il 1923 at $40 per car
t profit.