The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1922-11-01
Pithy News Notes
From All Parts of
IDAHO

tinue throughout the week. All five
judges will sit at the session.
BOise.-Reports from the town OF
Burley are to the effect that that
town is preacherless. A. couple wish
ing to marry is up against it," they
say. All the resident ministers have
left Burley, the only pulpits being
regularly supplied are the Mormon
church, Episcopal and Catholic.
Moscow. II Four nominations for
Rhodes scholarships were made by
the university faculty at its last reg
ular meeting.
Idaho Falls.-One of the neatest
arrangements in stills that local Off
GERS have discovered was found by
the sheriff's force when they found
cave along creek near this city, fully
equipped to turn out liquor.
Shoshone-Three brothers, Walter,
Theodore and Willard Nielsen brought
in 1o7 coyote pelts and eight bobcat
pelts, to get the sheriff to certify to
the state for the bounty of $3.50 each,
which is paid for predatory animals.
The catch is for one month.
Hailey-The high peaks of the Saw.
tooth range were decorated with white
the result of a storm wave that precip-
itated rain in the valleys and foothills.
On the Iron Mountain lookout 50 miles
west of HALEY. four inches of snow
were reported.
University of Idaho, Moscow-Beans
have been southern Idaho's most
profitable crop this year.
Pocatello.-Sufficien dynamite TO
wreck the largest building in Pocatello
composed the two bombs found in
the attic of the Chamber of Commerce
building, which is located in the heart
of tine city's business district.
Goding.-The Duroc-Jersey associa-
ton of Go ding county is sponsoring
swine show to be held October 70
and q.
Pocatello.-Three bulls of the Bon.
neville County HJlstein Bull associa-
ton have been purchased in the Boise
valley and shipped to Idaho Falls.
Boise. - The constitutionality of
IdahO's criminal syndicalism statute
Ia involved in two cases in which ar
guments were heard by the court.
Pocatello.-Pocatello was chosen as
the convention city for the 1923 an
nual gathering OF the Idaho State
Pharmaceutical association.
,nteHo.--Protectj0n of the sher-
if and the hurryinS of D. l.. Hoagland
TO the state prison for safety evident
ly saved TIE prisoner from summary
treatment at the hands of a mob.
AlDion.--AH mining companies Op.
Grating in Butte, with plants at Ana
conda and Great Falls, Mont, have
increased the wages OF the miners,
craftsmen and Smelterinen 30 cents 4
day.
Bose.--'Before the end or this
year there will he continuous $50
mile stretch of improved highway
from Viola, six miles north of Mos
cow, to Lucille. forty-five miles south
of Grangevile."
Boise.-Cars containing perishahlc
fruit or vegetables may not be opened
by state inspectors for inspection pur-
poses after railroad employees have
sealed the doors, according to q ruling
received Monday.
Twin, Fal!s-Idaho potatoes intend
de for California markets must be
screened at the car door in order TO
eliminate the possibility of carrying
the alfalfa weevil.
Boise--A cloudburst which broke
about one mile south of the Highland
dam washed such quantity OF
boulders and debris into the Arrow
rock road that it will be impossible
for several days.
Boise.-Governor D. w. Davis APP
pointed Friday, John Taylor of Rex
burg to be county commissioner of
| district No. / for Madison county.
Nampa.-Nampa gasoline stations
have made a cut of = cents a gallon.
Highest gas is now quoted at "a cents
and regular grades at % cents.
Boise.-Approximately $1,000. COW
ering 276 claims, We're paid to de-
positors of the defunct Overland Ma
tional bank. the first day on which
creditors were able to take advantage
of the second dividend of 10 per cent
declared by the receivers.
Notwithstanding the atti-
nde of Senator w. +. Borah'-in the
language of their resolution passed
ix-t he he