The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1922-09-20
P@y News Notes
From All Parts Of
IDAHO

"oar luture, according to q statement
nade by Judge D. w. Standrod. Judge
"tahdrod and associates were granted
d national bank some time ago for
buriey. but other matters have inter.
Tered with its Immediate establisb.
ment.
burley.-Philip, 2-year-old son Of
Ires. W. Pond. who lives nearIthe high
lne canal, west of town, was drowned
FRIDAY. The body was recovered after
II mad gone through long syphon and
oown the canal about half mile.
Boise-Arrested in company with n
pretty l5-year-old girl, giving the name
OIL Julia Bedel, and posing as husband
ana wife, Royal Calvin Vincent, 10,
was arrested on charge of stealing
FRESNO, CAL, automobile and is be-
ing held for the Fresno county sheriff.
Both Vincent, who travels under sew
eral aliases, and the girl claim Tulare
as their home.
Pocatello-To avoid striking another
automobile X. S. Glover of Kilyore.
was driving out of the road in Birds
Eye Pass. near Shoshone, Wyo.,
plunged over an embankment and was
pinned beneath the car. Glover suf-
Tered a crushed chest, fractures of
the ribs and one leg was badly man
gled.
Boise.-Returnes on samples Of
milk analysed from SO diaries in
Boise show q within the city require
ments and the remaining seven with
in the state requirements on bacteria
content
BoiSe.-Deiegates and other attend
ing the national American Legion con-
yention at New Orleans in October will
receive rates Of a round trip ticket
for the price Of one7way ticket.
Caldwell.-July was ideal for crops
with the exception of wheat. Rapid
growth OF potatoes and corn was es-
pecially noticeable, due to the warm
I weather.
Boise.-Idaho Poultry and Rabbit as
sociation officials have put up $3.50 in
cash for the poultry show at the state
fair this year.
Wallace.-Suit against the c., Nj.
& ST. P. railway has been filed in the
district court at Mineral. Mont, by
Mrs. Grace Busse, asking damages In
the sum of $4,000 for the death of
! her son, Fred Munger, killed in a slide
near St Regis. Mont, last April.
Boise.-Members of the executive
committee of the Progressive party
in Idaho Tuesday met In Boise and
selected Nampa as the site for the
state convention Of the party, to be
held on August 90.
Boise.-Notice OF the opening Of re-
stored lands for entry from a power
site previously withdrawn. nave oeen
announced by Bartlett Sinclair, regis.
ter of the U. S. land office. These
lands are not far from the Arrow-
rock dam, in Gilmore county.
Fayette-Farmers of q certain por
the state department Of reclamation
to form an irrigation district, using
Little Payette lake as the storage
reservoir. The petition was received
Tuesday and was signed by Edward
Poro.
Boise.-with September II set as
the date for opening Boise city schools
for the 1929 academic year, the
school board has decided on a tar
levy of 15Ia mills (one-half mill low
er than the levy of the past two
years) for revenue for the new bud
get of expenses. set at $4,000 fol
the coming year.
Boise.-Partial payment of the gov
ernment's share in the construction
of three federal aid projects in Utal
was received recently by the stat,
treasurer. A check for $50 963.S9 wa;
received as the governments snar,
in the construction Of federal aid pro
iect No. "a IN Carbon county. Othe
checks Wen for S3S 6o7.49. federal ait
project No. II, in Iron county: So,
545,23, federal aid project No. 1oA.
Pocatello. - Artesian wells bein:
sunk near Hamer will no doubt solv'
the water problem of that section an,
will bring under cultivation hundred
of acres of land there. 1t was a
first thought that irrigation could b.
effected from small lake near by
but this was soon exhausted.
we'll sunk to seventy feet brought al
tesian water and the flow is contir
uing strong. Five wells have bee
drilled and the water will be pumpe
to the highest point of land for use
These have combined flow of 100
gallons per minute and other well
are being bored
Alhion.-The Oakley-Vipont stag