The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1921-12-14
NEWS OF A WEEK IN
CONDENSED FORM
accord OF THE IMPORTANT
EVENTS TOLD IN eRiEFEsT
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Eight tons of turkeys were shipped
fro Fallon for Thanksgiving con
sumption. The number of turkeys
would approximate 1000.
A meeting Of representatives from
Churchill. Lyon and Washoe counties
to outline definite plan for the con.
ptruction Of highway from Reno te
Haxen has bsen called by the Reno
New. chamber Of Commerce.
John Clark, Of Tonopah, New. had a
dsspesats tight with q rabid coyote
He was getting the worst Of the en-
counter when his dog, Rip. grabbed
lhs coyote By the throat and held him
until his master killed the animal. The
dog later developed the rabies and had
b b. killed.
On grubstake Of 81 q day Ed Dyer
Of Ely, New. has come into . fortune
var4ously estimated between 100000
and $4,000. The grubstake came
hom q full partner who RENTED $50
. month to Dyer to prosecute work on
the Florence lease, and it was due to
this splendid support that the fortune
was uncovered.
Ths Utah Cattle and Horse Grow
ers' association has called conference
OF the livestock growers, livestock COM
mission men. packers and managers OF
stock yards In the eleven Northwest
ern states 70 meet In Salt Lake Dec
0-21. Tho object of the conference
, 10 endeavor to solve the problems
facing the livestock industry in the
way Of marketing, financing and trans.
sortation. T.,
Pat Toner, while prospecting near
Ely, New. found a country that he be-
lieved was adapted to dry farming
He made sQuatters location and
built q cabin which he has since &C.
supied. This year he harvested seven
and half tons of potatoes which are
If fine quality. His wheat, will aver
age sixty bushels. and his corn has al
ways matured. These crops have al
ways been grown without irrigation
and he has not as yet made q failure.
GENERAL
There was large attendance at the
government wool auction In Boston,
when about seven million pounds of
wool was offered and not q single
pound withdrawn. The bidding was
animated throughout. Prices arc gen.
orally considered to have advanced ~
to Is per cent as compared with the
vale held month ago.
Burglars entered the vault Of q
WASH, State bank at Everson, took
800 Of the banks funds and removed
IN unknown quantity Of valuables from
'afe deposit boxes. about 100 Of which
we're rifled. Estimates OF the loss
'aried from one to "a few thousand
dollars" made by bank attaches to
10000 from other sources.
A French war mother, Mrs. Edmond
aenault Of SOnoma. county. crawIed
ander the wire that kept the crowds
III Market street San Francisco and
shouted "vive le France" as Marshal
roch passed. He smiled and boweo
MY sons both sleep in France both
with the Croix de Guerre ON their
'reast," she said.
Two Chicago morning newspaper
we're halted In their efforts TO increase
circulation through alleged lottery IN
which they planned to give away mon
" totaling 100000. by the United
oOuSOo uASSAANS 0ktO1u Cye WuO Ic4OCotcu
hat the enterprises be discontinued.
Postmaster General Hays also made
umilar request.
An Armenian boy aged 10, and q ref |
sCee from the Black sea region, tenn
porarily adopted by the crew Of the de-
,trOyer OvertOn, has taken the name
" the ship as his own and wants to
make 1t his home. His plans, however,
10 not meet with navy department re-
Iuirements and 1t Is found he must
be placed In home on the
hOres Of his native inland sea.
Married. though separated by 1000
niles Of lana and water is the exper-
.nce Of Lester J. Moebus of Harting-
On, Neb., and Maria Hahn of Paris,
rance. Parts of two days were con-
nmed by the ceremonies by cablegram.