The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1921-08-05
IDAHO NEWS REVIEW

]. Stanton Mclaughlin Of Standpoint
1as been appointed instructo In Eng
fish at the University of Idaly, TO take
up his duties in September. according
to announcement by President A. IL.
Upham.
Ray III. Cole. ~ years on age. line
man for the Idaho Power company,
was instantly killed near Shoshone
| Falls Sunday night by an electric cur
rent from a wire on which he was
working.
More than 300 Texas farmers and
business men are to pass through
southeastern Idaho some time during
the latter part OF August r snock
county farm bureau officials have
been advised in letter from the ex-
tension of the University of Texas.
Wool clip of Mlnidoka and Cassia
counties has beeD stored at Burnley to
the amount of 5000 pounds. where II
will be retained until market can bp
found. This is not the whole clip for
the season as many farmers were too
busy NTH irrigatlng TO convey their
product to the warehouse on the day
appointed.
Ross X. Parker, a rancher of Idaho
Falls was killed by lightning when II
struck shovel he was Frying over
his shoulder and passed through the |
length of his body. When Parker
failed TO return home Wednesday |
might, neirhbors formed a posse and |
found hiy body in a wheat field where |
he had lren irrlgating.
Under the direction of State Game
and FISH Commissioner Otto NJ.
Jones, assisted by +. J. Holden, sup
cry, and a number of helpers, a large
number of fish are being planted in
the lakes and streams on the north
slope of the Saw Tooth range, ex-
tending as far as Stanley lake.
H. r. Lochry and Chris johnson
cheese specialists with the United
States dairy division with headquarters
I'm Salt Lake, are to visit Idaho cream
cries this week under the auspices of
the University of Idaho extension SER
vice, according to an announcement
made by +. r. Cammack, state field
dairyman of the extension service.
The home of John Winward of
Preston was struck by lightning dur
ing the thunder storm last Saturday
Afternoon. The bolt of lightning
struck the wire and came through the
ceiling of one of the bedrooms then
'reakishly skipped over to another
wire, and passed out through the cell {
ng, tearing a large hole in the roof. |
"when the Moon Shines on the t
was popular topical
ong with a number of Blaine county
,eople last Friday and Saturday. The I
herff's force aided by state and fed r
raj officials from Boise. led the sing Q
ng but they were Joined in the chorus r
y several HALEY and Blaine county a
eople. Some of them did not JOIN O
but nevertheless they "
ang. o
Prof. Moore, University of Idaho ex- |;
,nsion poultry specialist, has just
ompleted the first lap of a four
lonths' journey on the trail of the +,
aker hea. He has spent June and p
ne most of July in ousting her from N
atah. Idaho: Lewis. Nez Perez and q,
onner counties. and now Is winding n,
D week of culing demonstrations .,
Kootenai county. This will COM m
ete his northern cOmpaign. Il,
~
With $4,000 subscribed the potato ~,
Zip factory at Bull is II 20. accord
q to those pushing the project in
ie westend city. c. A. Mariani. pres f.
ent Of the new company, was In &c
uhl recently on his way east. He ~
id that he would stop in Salt Lake =,
Nv and buy machinery. after which -
would proceed to New York to =,
arket part OF the product there. He 4
sanguine in regard to results to be -
pected. or
tn
At meeting Of the city council OF
aho Falls recently contract was
med with engineers of Kansas City ~,
r a preliminary investigation of the
sSihle sources of water for the city m,
Idaho Falls. the report to be made G.,
the request of the mayor and coun- On
This is the first step that viii be sb
zen by the present administration In Ct,
effort to secure for Idaho Fails de- IN,
II water for domestic purposes. and sh
contract calls for a complete In Iv
,tlgation OF all possible water sour no
}. including deep wells. piping the m,
er in from springs. and ultra So,
n system The work will be COM Of
need Immediately and will probab- Iio
be completed about the first OF Oc- for
er. wa