Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1922-04-28

"a University of Paris. France, will teac
i, In the summer course at the Unive
!. sity of Utah at Salt Lake City.
T. Pocatsilo city will have
r. city baseball league OF eight teams.
n Idaho FaIla-The six Boy Scou
f troops OF Idaho Falls have formed
; baseball league for the summer. Plan
y are also being made for the annua
summer outing. Or. J. w. West hal
I been named scout commissioner. an(
X. II. Snyder member Of the scout
council.
alnd.-Approximately 100000 bush
oils Of Washington and Idaho club and
red wheat will be loaded and shipped
10 for marketing in Europe by the
Washington-Idaho Wheat Growers
association. A majority of the wheat
growers of Oneida county and several
other counties In Idaho, are members
of this association.
Malad.-Malad shipped more than
twice as many carloads of wheat in
March, 1922, than In March, 1921, the
total number for each month being SO
and IT, respectively.
Rupert-A school festival, full to
overlooking with gaieties, exhibits and
40 of inn OIra
school This is the first of its kind
ever held in the county and was given
under the leadership of Mrs Ida T..
Sullivan. Activities were participated
in by more than 800 school children,
representing every district in the
county. ..p, a,sa..
Twin Falls.-Electors of the Muir.
laugh irrigation district will vote May
Is on proposed issuance of 3,7OO,- |
900 worth of the districts bonds for
the purpose of constructing a hydro
electric power plant and irrigation
system for reclamation of approx
mately 10000 acres of land above the
Twin Falls canal system between Han
sen and Murtaugh, commonly known
as Hansen butte. Call for this cleo
ton was recently issued by the irriga-
ton district directors.
Payette.-High water Is looked for
in the Payette river this season on
account of the late time at which the
snow in the mountains will begin to
melt.
Hayette.-Reports from officials Of
Little Willow irrigation district indi-
cate that there will be an abundant
supply of water this season for the
large acreage of fertile land under
this project. The water in the reser-
voir is already two feet above the
mark of any previous year.
Gooding.-President G. W. Tenney
claims that Gooding college has the
record OF the University of Nebraska
beaten Cor the enrolment of married
women. Nebraska has seven and
Is so proud of the fact that the {
story has been heralded from coast G
to coast. Gooding college has thir-
teen. One of them is a member of
the senior class and will graduate
June L. More than that she has +
boy in the sophomore class, another /
in the freshman class and a girl in =
the grades. These married women Mt 4
Gooding college are: Mrs. Naomi Du- i
bendorf of Sak Lake City, Utah Mrs. 9
Arnold Oslund of Twin Falls: Mrs. r
J. h. Wesson Of Shoshone Mrs. M. :
B. Without of Bliss and Mesdames G. .
n. X. Roberts, II. ]. Leyson, A. C.
Thompson, p. d. II. Marsh. L. s. Fer
rls, Shirley p. Deich, ]. H. Cromwell,
Z. Ii. Buckner and H. d. Cheney OF
foodlng. v
Idaho Falls.-At a meeting repre- n
'enting the commercial, financial and Il
business interests generally of the c
upper Snake river valley from Idaho
Falls north. including representatives S
'r the sugar interests held under a 8
Hil issued by the chamber of COM
nerce of Idaho Falls plans were COM
'ieted for the financing of the sugar
'eetgrowers of the valley. Represen- I,
ative bankers stated that through "
he medium of the war finance cor. ,,
'oration funds could be secured which I,
would enable the hanks 20 take caro- h
II the large borrowers and in that .,
way relieve the situation 10 the ex- .,
ent that local banks can handle the II
'ituation so far ms the needs Of the
mall borrower is concerned. This In
CONJUNCTION with the financial aid ex.
ended by the sugar COMPANIES
through the aid OF the war finance ,
"fpofation VIII solve the matter OF X
be financing Of the sugar beet crop. 90
Is said. The representatives OF ths h
nsur companies went further ana "a
greed 70 enter into contracts Win I"
F""ers 20 furnish seed, equipment a.
na provide suitable labor VI the Ore. "a
Sung price and " assist Ia moving
ne crop. 81