Local and Personal Notes Highlight Community Life
Roy Root and son visit Boise. Mrs Hazel Elms trips to Mountain Home after a week with the Mitchells. Birth announced for June 27, a daughter to J W Finley. Marriage license issued to Bryan Conley and Martha Richardson of Meridian. Major Van Winkle tours from San Francisco to inspect cavalry. Caroll Atkinson leaves College of Idaho for Portland summer work. Shoshone visit by Mrs J A Patton and Laura Patton. Mrs D M Shuee improving at Caldwell Sanitarium. J A Myers-Ady listings on mortgages and notes. Presbyterian Church activities include Sunday school, worship, and various C E meetings. Community members visiting, including Mr and Mrs Rankin of Knoxville and the Morse family from Flint. Security Benefic event at Carpenter’s Hall. W R C to meet July 1. Louise Chenoweth to Portland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blanche Skipper
Mountain Home
Luther Mitt Cell
Chicago Street
Bryan H. Conley
Salem
Organ
Martha E. Richardson
Meridian
Caroll Atkinson
College of Idaho
Portland
Joe
J. A. Patton
Laura Patton
Shoshone
Idaho
Ben Darrah
Carpenter's Hall
Rene
L. M. Morse
Flint
Michigan
Local Families Mentioned in Community Notes
Joseph W. Root and two sons of Deer Plat appear with Miss Hazel Root. Mrs. Johnson and daughter from Portland visited, joined by Mr. and Mrs. Carlson and children of Greenleaf. The note also cites Miss Hazel Root of Seattle as part of the extended group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph W. Root
Deer Plat
Johnson
Portland
Carlson
Greenleaf
Miss Hazel Root
Seattle
Ladies Drill Practice Cue for Moose Frolic Meet
Mrs Grace Frost requests the Women's Legion of Mooschean to meet at Union Hall Wednesday evening July 5 at 8 00 for drill practice. The team will perform at the Moose Frolic in Caldwell on July 19.
Gowen Returns from Toronto Convention Trip
Gowen secretary of the Caldwell Kiwanis and Idaho delegate Miss Helen Madsen will not return home until next week. Gowen came back Tuesday morning from the International convention in Toronto, while Madsen traveled via Seattle to visit friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jess Gowen
Caldwell Kiwanis Club
Toronto
Canada
Helen Madsen
Idaho
Seattle
Borah Confirms Artillery Mack Canyon Project Funding
Telegraphic advices confirm Secretary of the Interior Albert Fall wired a $600,000 allotment for the Mack Canyon project. Senator William E. Borah received the report Thursday morning that the allotment has just been made.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Fall
Interior
Mack Canyon
William E. Borah
Surveyors Return From Squaw Creek District
Fred McConnel and a party of surveyors returned Wednesday from the Squaw Creek area where they completed surveys for the project to straighten Poison Creek hill on the proposed 10 N highway to California. Considerable work remains before surveys can be estimated for cost and construction factors. McConnel expects completion soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred McConnel
Squaw Creek
Poison Creek Hill
California
McConnel
Presbytery Meets Chooses New Moderator in Special Session
The Presbytery of Moise held a special meeting in the local church on Monday afternoon. Out of town attendees included Revs J H Baird G W Barnum Paul W Gauss J Raven Welch Ralph T Case and others. Reverend Case was released from Emmett pastorate and admitted to Crawfordsville Ind. Presbytery and will teach at Wabash College. Reverend Barnum was elected moderator to succeed Reverend Case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moise
J. H. Baird
G. Wm
Baruma
Boise
Paul W. Gauss
Parmay
J. Raven Welch
Roswell
Ralph T. Case
Emmett
Wabash College
Barnum
Case
Family Reunion Held at Curtis Park June 20
Myron Root and wife of Montboureg Washington with children and grandchildren held a family reunion at Curtis Park on June 20. A prior gathering occurred on Sunday June 18 at Qualer church in Gressland with many members in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myron Root
Montboureg
Washington
Curtis Park
Qualer Church
Im Gressland
End Mira
Montbourne
Gold Fever Grips Malheur Creek Mining Claim
A group of eight local business men returned from the upper Malheur river with coarse gold and a nugget. They watched the second cleanup of the week on a placer claim in which several locals are invested. A rich strike yielded about 270 dollars from a 28 square foot area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caldwell
Malheur
River search for missing Alyse Leater Bolte girl
Sheriff Kinney and deputies searched the Boise river Thursday for traces of Alyse Leater Bolte who vanished from home early in the week and has not been heard from since. A $200 reward was offered for information leading to her whereabouts or recovery. the case was ordered intensified as the search continued. Clarence Hill traveled to Boise on Wednesday on business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Kinney
Boise River
Alyse Leater
Bolte
Bale
Tanberet White
Miss Lester
Nomination Flood as Parties Rush to File for Primary
County clerks report crowded nomination period with filings across parties. Oscar Mason leads Progressive submissions for sheriff while J S F Garman and M G Sonner seek assessor and representative. Democrats place Meek for senator and Devers and Forbes for county commissioner amid Republican precinct filings in Caldwell Parma Wilder Roswell and Franklin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. IL. Mewell
Progressive Party
Oscar Mason
Peaceful Valley
J. S. F. Garman
Wilder
M. G. Sonner
Sile
I Reinecke
Melba
Namps
Frank Meek
Caldwell
Mike Devers
J. H. Forbes
F. W. Bird Hhax
Senate
Fred Marrington
Parma
West Caldwell
Roswell
Franklin I
Salvation Army Opens Caldwell Corps Sunday
Col. Charles Turner secretary of the western division of the Salvation Army will conduct the official opening of the Caldwell Salvation Army corps Sunday afternoon. H. J. Johnson exalted ruler of the local lodge will preside. Services at 3 o'clock at 612 Main street Salvation Army hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Turner
Salvation Army
Caldwell
Salvation Army Corps
H. J. Johnson
Ele Todge
Salvation Army Hall
Main Street
Orchestra to Visit Caldwell by University of Idaho Band
Gerald Gill of Boise acted as advance agent for the Black and White band from the University of Idaho. The students orchestra will perform in Caldwell July 7 and 8 at Dancetand, part of a statewide Idaho tour since commencement week with positive reception so far.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gerald Gill
Boise
Caldwell
University of Idaho
Idaho
Potatoes in Washington Crop Forecast Up From 1921 Output
The department of agriculture forecasts 20 672 cars of early Irish potatoes from producing states after the southern crop ships. The June condition indicates about 1700 more cars than 1921, with yield per acre unchanged and acreage larger than last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Department of Agriculture
Giant sturgeon caught on Snake River near Caldwell
Tom Watson hauled a thirteen foot plus sturgeon about 600 pounds from the Snake River. The monster, caught on a set line with a sucker’s head, splashed ashore as helpers worked the line. City officials in Caldwell ban crackers and explosives within fire limits July 3rd through July 5th, 1922.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grangeville
Snake River
Tom Watson
Watson
Ward
Pearson
Cal crop markets face shortage as spring lettuce may fail
In Los Angeles, officials warn that California crops are marketed yet a shortage exists. Failure of the spring crop suggests head lettuce production will not be successful in this district. Mr Prince cautions that spring conditions are far less favorable than in prior years, predicting a poor outcome for this season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Mr. Prince
Regulation on Firing Crackers During Independence Day
A proposed resolution regulates the firing of crackers on July 4 to reduce loss of life and property. It cites yearly dangers before during and after Independence Day as largely due to lack of proper controls and regulations.
Nampa to Start $157 000 Street Paying Project
Nampa launches a $157000 street improvement program with grading work beginning on the Boise Nampa highway project for road repairs and upgrades. The plan aims to enhance paving, drainage, and safety along key sections of the arterial route.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nampa
Boise-Nampa
Demand Strong For Idaho Lettuce Crop In Chicago Market
Summer head lettuce in this district faced poor yields though not unexpected says George Prince of the California Vegetable Union. Hot days reduced profits for growers yet some early shipments fetched good prices. Telegram report shows Colorado lettuce at 5.75 per crate in Chicago while Idaho stock arrived with lower returns. call for more lettuce to meet demand. Amos J. Miller mayor. attested by S. Earlees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Prince
Califoria Vegetable Union
Idaho
Prince
Colorado
Chicago
Idar
Crop auction sparks farmer interest in seed distribution drive
A large planting program will begin soon with 300 plus acres of teres prepared. Farmers attend nightly machinery demonstrations for seed distribution and crop production guidance. Forecasters expect favorable prices this fall as the auctioned crop faces limited competition from other districts.
Rare Bargain in Piano From Denver Music Co
High grade brand new piano left in public disposition. will sacrifice price. Terms to responsible party. 11 interested in this bargain write for full information to The Denver Music Co. Denver, Calo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver Music Co
Denver
Calo
Also Mentioned on This Page
Roy Root
Paul
Hazel Elms
Luther Mitchell
Myers
Roy Hartenbower
J. W. Finley
Major van Winkle
San Frassco
D. M. Shuee
Caldwell Sanitarium
A. J. Myera
Ady
A. J. Adams
Baker City
Oregon
Adams Haw
Christian Church
H. L. Stevenson
Sioux City
Town
Mel Stevenson
Leotard Botkin
Ras
Presbyterian Church
C. E
Bellview
Mrs. Gilbert McCormick
R. B. Mitchell
Ae Roberts
Mises Mollie Nickerson
Michel Burkett
I .M. A. Bates
Payette Lake
Lows Hall
Louise Chenoweth
EC. Macy
Barley
Mere A. F. Feamster
Harry Kobe
A. 1
Gowen
Borah
Surveyors Return
Presbytery
Serre RH
Heheroe
Brunion
Partments
Wantmd
Eucond
Band
Furl
Pia Otte A
Ian Rn
Pranklin
Consaltr
Priget
Le—Mccormick
Je Milly
Muston
Oakland Ee
Tricea
Emre
Ate Fear Ee
Cnacring
Hembreteeth
Wbieoeick
Central Cove
Mary Jaton
Albany
Prana
Clarence Hill
Toland Council
Amos J. Miller
S. Earlees
Tribune
Howes
Oben
Eins Waseraasee
Biog Ua Ben
Miller's Laboratory
Overland
Dr. Gigray
American Theatre
Mantrackers
Northwest Mounted Police
Herbert Rawlinston
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