The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1922-04-14
Readers Are Invited To Contribute
Material for this Department
The Oakley Eagle had an unu-
sually long string of locals
for April 18th, 1906.
Just look below!

Mrs. Nj. A. Price desires to in
form her patrons and the public that
she is now in Salt Lake City to pur-
chase her spring stock of millinery
and fancy goods, wait and save mo-
ney
One of the Toyn boys was over
from Grouse creek on Saturday last
to procure supplies for shearing
time. He reports his sheep as being
in excellent condition not withstand
ing the fact that they have not been
fed during the winter. They found
Il most excellent range, he says, in
Deep Creek Valley, Utah, where
they have been all winter.
Major Reed speaking in the Capt.
tai News says of Burley-"A large
carbide factory is being established,
that will give employment to great
many men. A railroad was be built
this season to Oakley The short
line engineers are surveying the
new cutoff to Malad, which will
shol ten the distance to Salt Lake
70 miles,
Mr. Thos T. Belcher passed away
on Sunday last at Albion, and was
inferred in the Oakley cemetery, be-
side. his wife who proceeded him III
the year, 1899. Mr.. Belcher has
been for years a sufferer of dropsy.
He leaves two sons H. A. and Wade
to mourn his loss. Impressive servi- !
ces were held at the tabernacle or
Tuesday last. The speakers were
Elders Alva Tolman, Sol Worthipg- |
ton, Jos. Beck and Frank Brim.
Center CD street is to be opened |
up this spring as far as the M. o. |
Funk place Prof Merrill has made :
arrangements for the purchase OF
this place and will have DR.. Elmer /
son and M. w. Worthington neigh
bors as the latter have made ar
Engagements for lots on the east side
of the street. We need not say that
this will be a popular residence dis
trict. 1t certainly will-school o.
no school
MILFORD McMuray's little daugh-
ter is convalescing from pneumonia
Call at the Oakley Pharmacy and
see their sample of Paas egg dyes, 4
all colors- of the rainbow Il
Mrs. Fred Halverson wishes to an
nounce that they won't be any Art
class on April IA owing to the Eas-
ter rush, but every Saturday there
after from 8 to II a. m.
Wells the horse buyer is negotiat-
ing for Moultrie Worthington fancy
tenn and a few other good steppers.
Frank War; of Marion, who has
been very i'll with the spotted fever
is much improved
Mrs. Louisa Haight who has been
confined to her room for some
time. is at this writing considerably
improved
w. c. Martindale reports an en-
ioyable trip to conference while
there he met many old friends he
had not seen for many years.
R. l. Mills has turned out to be
paper hanger, calseminer and gem
eral upholster But you can't hire
him to fix up your house.
Moses Jones has gone to the hills
to work assessment on his gold
claim. Charley Parkinson and James
Worthington are backing him.
The administration building of :
the University of Idaho, at Moscow,
with it's contents, was completely de-
stroyed by fire early Friday morn
ing. Loss $4,000 insurance S105.-
600.
The news that the railway COM
pany has commenced work on the
west end extension will be joyful re-
ceived by settlers in the vicinity o.
Bull, many of whom were discour-
aged by the prospect of having to
freight their goods, lumber and i'm
plements from Twin Falls. AS the
settlers haxe six months from the
cate of water notice in which to get
on their lands, they will profit by
the railway.-Twin Falls News