Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1922-12-29
Pithy News Notes
From All Parts of
IDAHO

Nampa.-Certain high school girl
of this city are suspected of shoplift
ing according to several merchant
interviewed. One store Is said to hav,
lost silk underwear and other articles
and drug store proprietor reportet
the loss of pair of military hail
brushes.
Boise.-Efforts are being made b,
the public utilities commission t,
have head lettuce included III the
tentative order of the interstate com
merce commission declaring fruits
ley Traction company's line to bea,
the same rate as though they were
shipped from points on the main line
of the Oregon Short Line Railroad
company.
Observation-Disclosures of this Wei
nifty are being signed up to secure suf
ficient cream to start a cheese fac
tory here.
Idaho Falls.-Idaho Falls City finan
| ces are in such excellent condition
that the municipality has given its
city water customers a Christmas gift
in the form of an announcement of
cut Of 80 cents per month In the water
rates.
ocatello.-Postmaste Leo Rusk
Pocatello has announced the estah
ishment of a new rural free delivery
route south of A1cCammon. This new
route will fill long-felt want of far
mers in that section, and will go as
far west as Robin.
Boise.-Dispatches from Washing
ton announce that Charles o. Nelson.
Charles ]. Sinsel and Louis w. Thrail.
XIII, the order named, have been
certified to President Harding as eli.
gible for appointment as postmaster
of Boise
Observation-Disclosures Moser, Of Arber.
deem, was awarded the championship
on two-row barley at the International
Grain and Livestock show at Chicago
This award was won in competition
with the whole United States and
Canada, and is q signal of honor.
Boise.-The snowfall In Wallace
during the storm prevailing in that
section from December to 10 was
the heaviest since 1912, according to |
reports received by the local weather |
bureau. The total snowfall was A |
3-4 inches.
Observation-Disclosures baskets will
be distributed by. the Blackfoot Eiks
OF 40 families in this vicinity. Each
basket will consist of fowl, sack
OF flour groceries and from two to
four sacks of potatoes depending OF
the size of the family.
Pocatello.-The sixth annual short
term tractor school will begin at the
Idaho Technica institute January 3.
and VIII continue for eight weeks.
The course has been asked for ny
farmers and SONS OF farmers VIII,
nave to use tractors in their farm
work.
'ut no one was injured Only slight
lelay was caused by the wreck, the
passenger train being brought into
'ocatello by following freight train
rom Glenns Ferry.
Pocatello.-Several thousand dol.
ars damage was done 10 the new (
z%o'ooo Ice plant OF the Pacific Fruit {
Express company on North Harrison
venue, by fire that continued for 6
wo hours.
idaho Falls.-The Republican coun-
centrPl committee, which met with
re newt elected county officers. r
ent on record as being opposed to 3
lie reappointment of Miles Cannon =
the position OF commissioner OF n
sriculture. A change In the state 4
me law was also recommended. pro d
aing fee OF 81, and making women Z
ID al children under 10 years u b
e, exempt from license. "a
,e. "a. u
me building which has been np
y construction for several DoDtBs,
~ almost completed and was 20 be
fneq oyer 20 ube Pacific Fpif W.
'Ss company oy The copsractiDg "A
~ 'he first OF tns PEAR n
fefetei'o~'fgo esFs staDaiDg 90 I"
. SIDE ifacA ~ MlDiqoka got looss
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