The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1918-05-08
IDAHO BUDGET

existence.
All dogs in Fremont county must bt
either muzZled or tied for period
of 30 days.
The Meridian State bank will be the
name of the new financial institution
TO be established at Meridian within
a few weeks.
The people living in the HOmedal,
highway district about ClaytOnia re-
Gently voted $4,000 in bonds, $2O,OW
of which they plan to spend on II
bridge If they can get some necessary
aid.
The Bull highway district has been
authorized to 60 forward with the work
of graveling 10 miles Of road on the
Idaho 4 Pacific highway. That work
will probably be started at an earl.
date.
A strip of the beach on the northern
end of Lake Pend d'Oreille, one mile
and half i'm length has been leased
to the Prairie Development company
for the season of 1913 by the state
land board.
Circular letters have been mailed to
all county chairmen by Il. +. Bick-
NELL for Idaho, regulating the broker
age to be allowed dealers and jobbers
hereafter in the handling of wheat and
wheat products.
Every boy in Idaho between the ages
of 10 and 81 years is expected
by. the federal government to register
for farm work this summer. Harvey
Alfred, director Of the state farm mar
kets bureau, announces.
II has been decided by the state
school board that the time for opening
the schools in the state should be
fixed ut 9 o'clock, the clocks to be sci
| in accordance with the terms of the
notwithstanding act of congress.
Don Whittig, of the Pleasant Ridge
section, lost large barn with it's con
| tents, including span of valuable
horses, seed wheat and implements, as
well as Il new garage adjoining, b!
fire of unknown origin last week.
Weekly bulletins will be, sent out by
the u S. department of agriculture
| through the Boise weather bureau
hereafter. These bulletins will give {
review of the weeks weather and 1t.
effects on crop growth and produc
ton.
| What is said to be the top price fol
cattle ever received in that section
was paid to stockraiserS of Eagle las
week. They shipped 80 head for which
they received IL cents pound on thu
hoOf. The animals averaged 1.20'
pounds each.
Encell Mckinley Hines listed as /
passenger on the missing collier Cy
clops, is the son of Deputy Sheriff ant
Mrs. w. T. Hines of BlackfOOt. TIL
young man was student in the Black
foot high school for some years prio
to his enlistment.
The milling division of the Unite'
States food administration has al
ranged for demonstration of the dan
gers of explosions of grain dust an
methods of preventing them by chem
lists Of the department Of agricultur
on April % at Caldwell.
DIR. Warren Newell, who spent se>
eral years in the Boise Basin wher
he practiced medicine, died in Okmu
gee, Okla last week. DR.. Newell lef
Idaho about - years ago. At tina
time he was Il well known figure /
the Boise Basin country.
Notice has been received by tn
Idaho public utilities commission G
a ruling by the interstate commerce
commission, in which it is held tina
hereafter no arbitrary advances |
freight rates or filing of tariffs will
out notice will be permitted.
While patriotic meeting was
progress at POcatello, which was b,
ing addressed by Senator w. s. Kel
yon of Iowa at the high school aud
forum. the fire department VIZ
called out on what proved to be
false alarm 1t is believed the nlarl
was turned in by prO-German.
The caretaker ut the Boise barraci
has asked the state land board to cal
; eel grazing lease on piece of scho,
land just north of the military reese
walton. Sheep are being grazed Q
the land. The caretaker said the an
mails would cause the water suppl
ut the barracks to become contain
mated.
+. II. Holder, who travels for
glass manufacturing house, and Mr.
Charles f. Murphy of Superior, wy,
We're arrested at Boise, charged by Il
S young woman's husband with stat
tory offense. Holder claims to be Il
81 victim in the case and that the your
q woman sought his protection after 81
5 had been ordered to leave her hu
81 bands home.
Through the organization of Il
s. Twin Falls Dehydrating company, ju
8 perfected, steps have been taken t
N ward conserving the great fruit ~