The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1922-02-01
IDAHO NEWS REVIEW

burglars broke into a department
store in Jerome and took merchandise
valued at about $500.
Results of the November milk tests
conducted by the city health depart
ment show Boise Is receiving the best
milk supply since Its Incorporation.
Nampa expects to have brick ano
file factory in the near future. Seven.
ty-five Der cent Of the capital neces-
sary has been raised.
Lettuce growers in the Boise valley
want u through rate to the Chicago
market instead Of paying difteren.
tial as under the present system.
Mrs. Lydia NJ. Southland. now In the
state penitentiary, all but collapsed
when told that her husband, Paul VIM
cent Southard, is now seeking III.
vOrce.
A. w. Johnson of Midway, lda.. re-
turned from the Portland International
Stock show with the Poland China
nogs, which they exhibited there. They
received many high class premiums.
Fourteen hours after he killed
Stephen A. Browning in an attempted
robbery in Idaho Falls, Ed Nelson con-
fessed. In his confession Nelson gave
unemployment and lack Of money as
the cause for HE attempt ut robbery.
After four weeks Of service Misc
Alice Johnson has resigned the posi-.
.ion of police matron ut Twin Falls,
Miss Johnson rendered her resignation
It n meeting Of the city council, CIV
ny as the reason unexpected and ex-
raordlnarily onerous and exacting du-
ies."
The water users of the upper Snake
River Wiley met at Rigby and perfect
ed an organization to be known us the
Water Users union, the object OF
which is to take and make measure
ments of water throughout the upper
valley and to look after irrigation in.
terests.
Canyon and Owyhee county commits.
sioners are interested in the possible
construction of the Owyhee highway
connecting the Pickle Butte bridge with
the Oregon state line and delegation
has been comforting with officials OF
the bureau of highways as to the pos
sibillty of raising funds for the work.
Work has been started to complete
the grading Of the Hill road on the
south side of the Boise river from
point near the fair grounds past the
Davidson ranch about six miles. The
highway leading off the Hill road to
McDermott, will also be finished.
Otto NJ. Jones' state game warden,
will attend the annual meeting of thu
American Game Protective and Propo-
cation association. lie is on the pro.
gram to deliver a paper On big game
In the west and letters from the man
agement of the association request him
not to fail In attending the meeting as
his subject is one Of the main topics of
the convention.
One Idaho teacher owns property
valued at $4,000 and one has debts
totaling $1,000. The average Of de-
pendantR Is two to each teacher. These
were among the interesting features
disclosed when the results of a Ques-
tlonnaire sent out to grade and high
school teachers and principals and sup
erihtendents of the southwestern part
9f the state, were given out.
The question of giving independence
10 the Philippine islands within one
year on the same basis as that enioyed
~ Cuba is to be debated by the col
'eges OF the Southern Idaho Conference
league this year. Each college will he
represented by an affirmative ind
negative team, the affirmative team
travelling.
county Agent Burnet: OF Runer,
''a'' has received mCfe than 100 LET.
.erS from all parts of the United States
ana from Mexico relative to the ouali.
lies OF Ladino clover as a foraye
plant. The inquiries were occasioned
~ reason OF an article appearing in
,he Country Gentleman recently ouot-
'hg AIR. Burnett on what has been done
Ain'doka county In experiment work
he past few years.
from 1000 acres of orchards tho
iui'eroWerS of the Council section
ave already fnlo, L..