Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1921-10-06
IDAHO NEWS REVIEW

| Telegram was received Wednesday
| by Ned McCracken, president of the
chamber of commerce of Pocatelo
that the next state convention OF
county commissioners will be held in
Pocatello. The recent meeting just
closed at Sand Point and the dele
gates voted unanimously to meet in
the Gate City" in 1922.
Challis schools are planning to hold
their first annual fall festival Friday
October Z. The event will be in the
nature of an agricultural and home
art exhibit and carnival 1t will be
managed by the students of the agri
cultural classes. All members of the
school from the first to the 18th
grades will participate.
Announcement was received Tues.
day morning by Melvin S. Lewis, di
rector of vocational education In Id
aho, of a vocational rehabilitation con
ference to be held at Salt Lake DC
tober 70 to 2S. Eleven western states
will be represented and Mr.. Lewis has
designated George Il. Horton, super
visor of vocational rehabilitation OF
persons injured in industry, to repre-
sent Idaho at the conference.
Instructions were sent Tuesday by
Miles Cannon, state commissioner OF
agriculture, to the departments repre-.
sentative in easern Idaho ID open an
inspection certification office in Ida.
no Falls for the inspection on all fruit
and vegetables shipped from the ter
ritory tributary to the Bonneville
county seat. The service is primarily
for the potato crop which is now NOV
ing from the eastern part of the state
#. w. Prois of Pocatello suffered
fractured shoulder blade and other
painful injuries Wednesday when
car which he was driving termed tur
tie on the state highway just north
of Pocatello. Three other occupants
of the car escaped injury although
pinned beneath the overturned ma
chine. Il. NJ. Kennedy and III. NJ
Fehnel of Blackfoot who were behind
the ill-fate car, extricated the men and
brought Prois to the hospital.
Thirty-six thousand rainbow stoch
trout were taken to Ketchum Wednes
day by Superintendent Holden of the
Hay Spur hatchery and distributed
in favorable springs and soughs in
the vicinity of that town. This lot
of fish practically cleans ont the sup
ply of stock fish mt the hatchery, and
the work of painting the interior Of
the plant for next seasons work has
been commenced.
young dog of the variety known rs
the Scotch sheep dog was, received
direct from Scotland recently by Sam
Stoddard, herdsman in charge of pure
bred stock on the university farm al
Moscow. Mr.. Stoddard now has -four
of these dogs which he uses in hand
ling stock. One of them is nationally
famous for its unusually intelligent
work with stock
Work on the construction of three
and one-half miles of highway south
of Richfield in the Shoshone highway
district, will be commenced in about
! two weeks, according to announce.
ment by II. w. Gregory, office engin-
Ger for the bureau of highways. Work
on the new road will consist of laying
a gravel surface and installing ade.
quate drainage structures.
Thousands of people from all sec.
tions of the state of Idaho gathered
in Bull Wednesday afternoon to well
come William ID. SCOTS modern car.
avian of Homeseekers upon their arri
val here from Brooklyn, New York.
They reached Bull about , 80 p. IN
and were escorted through the streets
by the Bull Municipal band and the
BOISE Flie ana Drum corps OF ClNll !
War Veterans. Each side of the street
was lined with Bulbs 400 school
children waving greetings to the new
Corners with as many flags. Seated
in the leading car with his family
was Jess Q. Eastman, Buhl's represen
tative, who blazed the trail for SCOTS
history-maHng caravan; following Mr.
Eastman came General Soott's car
with the General seated ON the hood
of the radiator, waving his "Texas
Ranger hat in recognition of the
cheers coming from tie thousands o.
people on the sidewalks. rwo moving |
picture machines clicked MS the pro
cession made it's way down Broadway |
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