Proceedings of the County Commissioners April May 1910
The board met in April and May 1910 with no quorum on the first date, adjourned to May 1, then May 9, and finally May 20 27. Actions include approving employment bureau bonds for Albert Gridley and Gooding State Bank as county depository, approving bond refunds on Lincoln county bonds, and ordering plans and estimates for Shoahone grade road improvements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul R. Karteke
Chas. T. Marte
Harry W. Anderson
Albert Gridley
Hagerman
E Gridley
W. L. Coltharp
Gooding State Bank
C. E
Ostrander Lbr. Co
Henry Garner
Jabor
B.A. Callen
Lincoln County
Paul R. Karrzke
Paul R. Kartake
Chas T. Harte
Shoahone
Chas. T. Harte
Paun R, Karreke
Mable Douglas and Conrad Bueck Wed in Shoshone Home
Last Friday at 7 p m May 20 the marriage of Miss Mable Douglas of St. Louis and Mr. Conrad Bueck of Shoshone was performed by Justice W D Weetenburgh in the groom’s newly built residence. Attendants included the groom’s brother W H Bueck and L T Ticknor. The bride, returning from the East the morning of the ceremony, prepared the wedding feast. The groom belongs to Boeck Brothers painters and decorators now in Shoshone. The other partner, W H Boeck, runs the land sales unit of Idaho Irrigation with the Shoshone office led by R H Kipp from Dietrich. The couple plan a late-summer honeymoon to view Idaho scenery. Big ditch contractors Hales and Crane, recently working near Vale, Oregon, visited Shoshone for a few days before returning to Vale. It isn’t known if new county contracts await them next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mable Douglas
St. Louis
Conrad Bueck
Shoshone
W. D. Weetenburgh
W. H. Bueck
L. T. Ticknor
Boeck
R. H. Kipp
Dietrich
Sinthere
Idaho
Hales & Crane
Big Ditch
Vale
Oregon
TEST OF IRRIGATION LAW SEEMS TO REST ON PAYMENTS
Washington reports the national irrigation law will be tested this spring by government project payments totaling about 4 million dollars If payments go smoothly the law may be upheld If not it could be argued for repeal The Minidoka project saw rapid settlement after the Interior Secretary opened lands in November 1904 with assurances water would be available by the 190? irrigation season
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Minidoka
Secretary of the Interior
Expansion of alfalfa fields in Twin Falls county grows in 1910 season
Twin Falls reports expansion of alfalfa to about 38 000 acres with 124 carloads of seed imported since 1910. City dealers sold eight cars in Twin Falls, one in Kimberly, another via Filer, and about 212 cars by Buhl houses. Stalks measure 15 to 18 inches with 12 to 20 inches growth on older fields. First cutting expected superior. conservatively, second year yield around five tons per acre, valuing planted crop near $1.9 million.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Twin Falls
Twin Falls City
Kimberly
Filer
Buhl
Also Mentioned on This Page
Haddock
addock-Mackey Land Company
Paul S. Haddock Land Company
THE
Board OF County Commissioners
Board of County Commissioner
Paul B. Kartzke
Paul R. Kawrtka
Attent
Henry W. Awxpinson
Cloris
Pave R. Karrexe
Hamer W. Andertson
Ee Hany W. Anderson, Cler
S HosHone
Dah
Hanny W. Andrson
Lincoln GO. Investments
Carey
Idaho Irrigation Co
Shoshone, Idaho
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