The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1921-09-23

70 30 aud October l.
Fifty-five prizes were won by the
University of Idaho exhibits Of DAIRY
cattle and sheep at the Spokane inter
state fair-22 1rsts, seconds, Ia
: thirds. fourths and s championships,
Registration is the order NJ Cooling
College this week and present pros
pect- Indicate the largest enrolment
In the history of he school For tie
first time thj college Is registering
students from Washington and Mon
tana
Idaho apples hpve .een disposed Of
tins season al from s45 to $50 ton in
bulk. G. J. Sinse,. warehouse operator
Of Boise, asserted Friday evening.
When 1t Is possible to make profit
a; SEQ ton said Mr.. SlDsel. il is egs-
lly understood that the Idaho orchard
list Is in ali cneiable position this year
The Ada county farm bureau fcder-
alton pledged isse.f a. recent meet
ing TO assist in every way possible
the Idaho Reclamation association. nc
cording to copy OF The resolutions
received by Guy Flenner. managing
director Of the association from S. Il.
I'earhart, president of the Ada county
farm bureau.
A portion of Mink creek win he clo-
sed fer II stated period within the dis
erection of the game wardcnS If the
recommendation made Tuesday even
ms at he meeting of the Bannock
County Sportsmen association are
carried out The reason for the closing
is the planting of fingerlings by the
local trout hatchery.
II Is not generally known that the
plant Of the Potato Growers Associa-
ton At Blackfoot Is the largest exclu-
sive potato warehouse In the state of
Idaho. and so far as is known west of
the Mississippi river. The railroad
company knows il however, and their
business this year promises to tax their
capacity for storage, which is $50 cars. !
Virgil Bedwell of Council started out
last Monday morning at 6 o'clock on i
the 220-mile hike TO the University of I
Idaho. which he VIII enter as stu
dent. The FIRST day Bedwel covered /
forty-four miles. but the second day he
suffered spraned ankle. and IN try !
ing 10 forge ahead injured his knee. |
At present Bedvell Is IN Lewiston re- |
cuperating sufficiently to continue his |
hike.
Much interest Is being shown by the /
water users OF the Snake river valley
In the construction Of the dam at the
narrows on the Salt river nine miles
from Alton, Wyo. This project. when
VIII rank as one Of the
most important pieces Of reclamation
sork of the Northwest and will be OF
DeaIculable benefit TO me ipDds of the
snake river valley, for which it win
De used.
Ralph r. Morgan, for many years a
prominent citizen Of Idaho and former
udge Of the eighth district. died sud
lenly at his home IN Kellogg Of para
ytic stroke and cerebral hemo-rIyage
lie was ~ member OF the state consti-
utioDGl convention in 1890 and had
eeb prominent In Masonic circles.
udge Morgan's father was n proiDin-
Mt pioneer jurist Of Idnho and was
nstice of the supreme court for many
ears.
At the meeting of the city council Of
Tampa recently, an adjourned meeting
rom the Tuesday night session. con-
-acts were let for completing the new
literal sewer and for constructing side
alks. Walter L. Harris was awarded
he sewer contract which entails put
ng in a piece of sewer. four or FIVE
locks, along ffrh ard sixth avenues
10Th. The contract will mean an ex-
OF something Ike $500 by
lie city.
1
is fall. A new one ia 20 be erected
, the site Of the old one. which Was
lrned down last winter. 1t win have
7o-barrel capacity. Work viii begin
out the first Of October and. accord
g 70 Edward Kar,a. local rn.nagcr.
e company sxpecla 20 bs ready for
sness by tie f.-, ~ the wear 'che
u Will manufactuo. thu Cupid"
and OF hou, az before. "a. o,st of
e mill VAL be approrir.s .~is $4,000.
Fire Losses in Boise Gu-ii the past
yenrs and eisti months of 1921 to-
s74o, MAJ for bulldogs and con-
It's. according 10 a report made to
MS =. fisl1ssu, commissioner of pub -
satefy, Friday by William A. Foster.
Of % the FIRE department. Mr.
sldscn's purpose in having the data
np;led WAS to determine the relation q
rhe annual fire premiums Of Boise