Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1922-06-30
Pithy News Note,
From All Part, of
IDAHO

Challis-The old court bon..
been sold and will be occun,as
rOcery concern. Y
st. MISUNDERSTANDING wro,.,
his hand, apparently in the act J,
ling some new tires on his autom,i'
Charles Park, living six miles uor,e
here. was found by neigbbor I
had come over by appointment
the previous night to aid in rens, 4,
the car. Heart failure was giro,
the cause of his death.
Pocatello-Flve cars of rich ore s
been shipped through Pocatello an.|
the past week from ohe Mackay min.
three cars were rich sllyer-lead n
centrates from the Red Bird min.
the Idaho Mine deyelopfent comna,,
which II. J. Bell is president Tx
gave an average assay Of As no, u
lead and 50 i~lnces Of silver IN
ton.
Moscow.-Construction work IN !
addition of a third story to Linz,
hall, mems dormitory has sto.S
Work will be rushed to completis
fore the beginning of the fall Il
The construction contract has ben
TO a Construction company Of SpOtr
The cost to complete the structur
furnish the rooms Is estimate
$4,000.
Observation-Disclosures Querr, ~
tractor of Mountain Home, da
Prairie City, Ore, from swrN Few
or stick" fever. Mr.. QueU vi IN
cruising a contract in Orsa On
state highway. He had beutr
dent of Idaho for several yun
constructed many of the Big ~
of the irrigation systems of thatm
ern part of the state.
Burley.-The local office I'd
United States forest service 81.
that President HaMsx
signed a proclamation adding u
acres to the north and west u &
the Albion division of the MindMI
tional forest. Petition that u
done was acted upon. 1t was 4
that this be done in order that 4
ton be given to the watershsi
stands of timber.
Nampa-Gen. John Pershing III
be here as the guest of the =
Legion, one day durn| a!
forthcoming state convention, I'd
IS and %. The famous CONN,
Of the A. E. f. will be in Monnn
lays before the convention meets
md state officers of the Legion
wired to the war department
hat General Pershing arrang
itinerary to include Nafnpa.
Nampa.-Heal lettuce is start
market from this section. II. G.
rds of the Deer Flat district is c! I,
IS fast as possible and shfppin "a
;hicago. He has nine acres in bv
ettuce, and is averaging from 1
2.25 a crate. The lettuce is dec Sa
o be unusually large and Of spld
uality. 1t runs from 80 to 80 rl
q the crate. whereas the head IL Isl
hipped here from the south is 81 ID
% from 4S to 60 heads to the
Boise.AGenerosity to the
ions in the district Of his act !
md success is noted N the viii !
ate T. G. Catlin, pioneer cszi 4
md rancher of southern Idas \
will alleges that Mr.. Catlin WI
100000, and in his will dog {
he Children's Home Finding e
5000; st. Alphonsus hosplti y
jollege of Idaho, Caldwell b
iooding college. Gooding, SOU les
dist church, Eagle, $1,000. 4f8t
kne
Boise-The people of Idaho = Eec
r the 5 $50 per cent of them WV bite
eturns to the government II ]
aid income taxes amoun1 zen
] 0S6,614 in incomes that ase Ri
81, 391, $3.50, according to daa les
sled by the commissioners q e I
avenue The tax paid in l'' 20.
ne tenth of one per cent o. as
ONE collected for 1920. Inc lad
iaho income report was f0' 'tie
26OO. Rgo'
Boise.-Boise Boy Scouts ', .
heir Camp Tapawingo 81
erry, July II. The camp, Of ca
IDS extending from July u Nor
5, will be under command er
lark. scout executive ry
amping period will pe ~ a DO
to 81 and the second VIZ ne
ON that date to August |rn
le cost Of their food w he
eelSs, $3.50, will be eha's eau
lally 10 the scouts since III
on is supplied by Boise Da' "a kpo
nouts not registered WIZ wa
,nizations must pay 80 VIII