The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1922-08-09

Hailey.-New rates on wool in sacks
rom Idaho points to eastern markets
show a marked decrease under the
rates now in effect.
Buhl.-The Bull Highway district
has filed suit against the United
States Fidelity Guarantee 4 Deposit
company to collect $1,000 the amount
for which Russ w. Alfred was bonded
by the company. The suit alleges mis-
application of the funds of the dis.
trict
Buhl.-A number of autos carrying
members of the Old Oregon Trail as.
ISOLATION passed through Bull. The
purpose Of the excursion was to pre-
sent to tourists on their way to the
northwest the beauties and advantages
Of the route. especially as n high road
to Portland fair.
Glenns Ferry.-H. H. McMasters has
been retired by the railroad company
on a pension. Mr.. McN1asters has
worked for. the Union Pacific rail.
road for 80 years and has been agent
ct Clenns Ferry for over II years con
tinous!y.
I:ois SPRAY for the prevention OF
code'ng moth should be applied to or
charts in southern Idaho at once
State horticultural laws require that
orchardists shall spray their trees sc
many times during the season for the
control of this pest.
Observation-Disclosures of weeds IL
being urged by the local farmers.
Rupert-Cecil NJ. Adams, commander
Of the local post of the American
Legion. appeared before the city coun.
Gil at the last meeting and was gwen
permission for the Legion to handle
all concessions in connection with the
celebration of the Fourth of July.
P0catellO.-EXplosi In welding
plant blows Henry Myers through open
window without serious injuries.
Twin Falls.-Juries in the present
term of the district court here will in.
clude no farmers, unless they them
selves waive claim for exemption on
the ground that farming operations de
mand their attention.
Idaho Falls.-The proposed bond is
sue for the erection of n filtration
plant has been unanimously Endorsed
by the board of directors Of the cham
Der of commerce.
Rigby-IdahO Potatoes will be es
pecially graded and prepared for mar
ket tbs fall. An special trade mark
will let all buyers know Idaho tubers
are the best.
Idaho Falls.-In an attempt to board
a southbOu2d freight at Roberts
Richard Curtain, p years of age, OF
Butte, Mont, was caught beneath the
wheels and instantly killed.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. in water from
pole over waste ditch on the farm
Of Charles Summers, four miles south
west of Kimberly, Deputy Sheriffs V
Fl. Ormsby and H. S. Hamilton dis
covered a wooden key containing, be
tween two and three gallons of home
made whisky.
BO!se.-The state tuberculosis hos
pital commission, through the depart
ment of public works, advertised fol
bids for the construction of two tn
berculosis hospital buildings, one OF
the proposed site at Payette ana on,
at Standpoint.
Parma-With the arrest Of Gabint
Ocan.ca, n Basque of near Parma
prohibition officers say they have GU
off one of the largest sources OF sun
ply of Illicit liquor for both Boise AM
Payette valleys.
BOise.-Boise's 100 per cent girl
was chosen mere at May-day fet,
given by the high school students Sh,
is Miss Helen Turner, q senior higl
| school student. and was selecte,
through vote of twenty-five girls re
Gently chosen as typical representa-
tives of the 100 per cent" type de
scribed in answers to questiOnaires dis
trihuted among faculty and student
Of the school.
| Nez Perce.-Leslie Roth, former as
3istant cashier of the kamiah Stat
hank, had paid fine of 500, imposes
In court here when he pleaded guilt
to technical violation of the stat
banking laws. Roth withdrew n form
er plea of not guilty. Iyle states al
terney recommended leniency when
was learned that Roth committed tn
offense when he was 10 years of ag,
| Nampa.-COmmittee OF the Amer