The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1923-08-23
Short News Notes
From All Parts of
IDAHO

pounds OF Righy cheese. manufactur-
ed here by Idaho Diary Products
company was last week shipped 10
Los Angeles.
Kuna.-Chester l.. Clark. %, farm
hand employed on the ranch OF Curtis
Cory. near here. was instantly killed
when the "bull wheel Of a grain
binder. upon which he was working.
passed over HIS head and chest
Nampa.-A raid by prohibition Of
ficers on a basement. said to have
been occupied by Ray Hart. Melted
substantial haul. according 10 the
officers.
Nampa 10 the report
OF II. +. King. judge OF the police
court, fins collected by his office
during the month OF July amounted
TO $4,000 as against 5000 in costs.
Emmett.-The Gem Association is
planning TO ship in car or more
load has already been signed up by
farmers.
Emmett. - Sixty-four bushels OF
wheat per acre and II bushels OF
barley is reported by l.. NJ. Smith.
bench farmer. upon the completion
Of threshing.
Nampa.-Feasibility OF installing a
new heating plant for the city haIl Is
being investigated by a committee
headed by Max Lalande. II Is desired
TO make the change so that the plant
can be used this winter.
Pocatello.-liate reductions ranging
from . TO 8 cents per hundred pounds
on Idaho wheat shipments, both east
and west, were announced here by II.
NJ Adams. vice president OF the Union
Pacific.
Caldwell.-C. s. McLin. 20. was
committed 10 the state insane asylum
at Blackfoot after a hearing and med
ical examination before Probate
Judge C. A. Williams.
Twin Falls.-Taken into custody
only after threatened nj the point OF
a gun, Fred Hoops. %. and Clayton
Goodyear "a. were arraigned here In
probate court on charges OF cattle
stealing.
Nampa-Preparations have beer
made for the construction in Nampa
Of a new worehouse by the Albert
Dickinson Seed company OF Chicago.
Makay - Announcement is made
that the Lemhi national forest is
now within a Fallon fire law district
which includes an OF the lands within
the forest and all outside lands with
in one-half mile OF the forest boun-
dairy.
Hailey-Judge w. T. Houston fined
Lynn Driscoll and Walter Gooding
800 each for the reckless destruc-
ton OF sage chickens
Boise State Inheritance tax
amounting 20 S23.3Gi6o. was received
by the state OF Idaho from the estate
OF Eugene X. Day wealthy north
Idaho mine owner.
Idaho FaIls-Joseph Klnnensen.
Iineman In the employ OF the Utah 4
Power x Light Co.. was electrocuted 1
by one OF the high power lines CT 1
the company near sWoodville.
Mountain Home Little George /
Doty. who fell into the hot springs /
few miles from Mountain Home
July 10 and was badly scaided. died 4
July -. He was months old.
Hailey-There is a definite move
ment on foot here 90 organize
wonan's Relief corps in HALEY.
Rupert-Afier a three-miie hard
run, the heroic efforts Of the Rupert
fire department 10 have the Cotton
stack OF alfalfa belonging 10 Lee
Brown. three miles northeast OF
town proved futile.
Twin Falls.-Iiaymond wilder. who
tween $4,000 and $4,000 for crop
losses from hafl IN the Twin Falls
district recently have just been adj
justed Insurance company repre-
seutativen
Rupert-To stimulate Saturday
evening shopping merchants 81 the
city have arranged 70 repeat the free
street dancing and movie shows
which proved so por1lsr last year
Twin Falsl-Rayrnond wilder. who
was shot in the leg AZ Hansen by a
seputy sheriff Of Twin Falls. when
he resisted arrest q week ago. escaped
from the Twf7 Falls county hospital.
wallace--Forest fires which have
seen raging over 900 square miles q
-ut over timber on Marble creek 10
shosbone county are practically under
control. II Ia reported from forestry
headquarters
Msiad, To Idaho Enferpriss and