The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1922-11-24

Twin approximately 100 gal
Ions of Illicit liquar confiscated dur
ing the last several months by sheriffs
and police forces here, we're poured
into cutters by members of the Wo
mans Christian Temperance Union IN
connection with public demonstration
staged on courthouse grounds.
Bancroft-Ellas Christensen was
compelled to lie in field for "A hours
following an accident which broke his
hip, he was found in a critical condi'
ton
Blackfoot.-To learn there is no
open season on deer shooting in the
city OF Blackfoot nor even in Bingham
county cost Harley Lauderdale $50 In
the court, where he pleaded guilty to
shooting a doe in the state hospital
grounds at the eastern limits of Black
foot.
Pocatello.-The oregon Short Line
will soon begin construction of new
freight depot and office building at
Montpelier to take the place OF the
building destroyed by fire.
Burley.-A meeting was held in the
Commercial club of representatives
from the churches, lodges, clubs and
other civic organizations for the pur'
pose of organizing community wei
fare council in anticipation Of families
that will require assistance when the
winter weather arrives.
Idaho Falls-C. e. Arney, Jr., direc-
tor of the work of the 1ntermountain
Development league who attended the
meeting of farmers and business men
at Idaho Falls when steps were taken
toward the foundation of an organiza-
ton TO embrace all southern Idaho with
the object in view of fighting for bet
ter rail rates. is of the opinion that
the people of southern Idaho will keep
hammering until they accomplish
something worth while. Before the
meeting was adjourned it was decloea
to invite Twin Falls to take the ieao
In organizing the lower snake RIVER
valley and Caldwell to organize the
farmers and business men of the south
western part OF the state.
Boise.-Hunters employed by the
United States biological survey to ex-
terminate predatory animals in Idaho
killed during the month of October
total of 125 animals, according to the
monthly report of Luther Goldman.
Boise.-New loans totaling more
than $4,000, and renewals in the
amount of more than $4,000, we're
made during the month of October
by the state department OF public IN
vestments, according to the monthly
report of d. w. Church, commissioner.
Boise-Idafo won first place In the
contest at the Pacific Inter
national Livestock show at Portland,
according to word from K. b. Duncan,
state county agent.
Jerome.-The Gleason Grain COM
Dany announces the building of grain
elevator at the Short Line station,
which will be finished in time to han
lie the crop next season.
Salmon. Inquest has been held upon
he body Of ]. F. Melvin, veteran editor !
who was found dead in his office,
having died OF heart failure.
Rupert.--The Rupert Rotary club,
as decided to give pheasant dinner
he latter part of the month. provided
MEMBERS are able to find the required
lumber OF birds. Sides will be chosen
nd the entire membership is expect
d to participate in the hunt
Nv Meadows-While playing with
itten, Alonzo Sonner had the sight
t one eye seriously impaired when
he animal scratched him. ),
Hailey-October just passed was an
bnormally dry month, only a quarter
f an inch of moisture having fallen
uring the entire month. There was
n unusually number of clear days
nd the coolest night was 20 degrees
Dove zero on the 30th.
Hailey-A term of the district court
,nvenes here November 10, with 81
Ises on the law calendar and SO on
e trial. There are only three Grim
al cases on the docket.
Nampa-The quarantine placed on
ockyards Of the Short Line here has Z
zen lifted. =
Nampa-More than 100 cases Of in. I'll
Ienza among horses Of this section IN
We been reported by Dr. G. III. Col
q, deputy state veterinarian. The
ilady. however, is proving fatal in RI
few cases. u
r. Jurries, Charles G. n