The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1923-09-28
Short News Notes
From All Porfs of
IDAHO

II druggists and their wives are e,
E, pected to meet here in October (
= attend the annual convention of II
Idaho State Pharmaceutical associ,
$ ton.
: Hailey,-Judge H. r. Ensign CAV
: a sentence OF from five to fourtee
I years in the penitentiary to job
Y Doe MCGOWAN, who pleaded guilty I
] giving forged check to the Lincol
inn at Cooling.
Malad-J. II. Dredge has purchase,
| 1000 tons of hay in the Stone sec
, ton at SO ton. This is the frs
J large purchase OF hay in Oneidi
county this season.
Malad.-At the annual school cleo
ton last week. Henry e. Thomas ant
!. ID. Tundell were elected trustees.
Pocatello, - George W. Merritt Of
Rupert was badly injured when his
auto turned turtle west of Mccain
mon.
Boise,-Fire of unknown origin
believed to have started in a plumb
ing shop at Meridian, Ida. wiped not
a quarter OF a block in that city.
Nampa, = Domingo Malanda was
sentenced to pay fine of $40 and
serve 20 days In Jail after conviction
of petit larceny before H. E. King,
| m af No
Nampa,-Sixty per cent of the
property owners affected by the pro-
posal to pave Twelfth avenue from
Third street to the southern city lin
its have protested against the work.
Boise,-Opposition to reduction in
tariff on Canadian cattle was ex.
pressed by Mark A. Means, state
commissioner of agriculture The
American farm bureau federation has
asked a reduction.
Pocatello,-As a result of finding
cattle in a slaughter house corral
here, belonging to American Falls
cattemen, four men were arrested on
charge of grand larceny.
Boise-John E. Wangsgaard, charg-
ed with making counterfeit 81 coins
pleaded guilty at Boise before Fed
era Judge II. S. Dietrich and was SEN
fenced to serve sixty days in Jail.
Burley,-Two carloads of HOlstein, !
Shorthorn and Hereford cattle will be
shipped to Filler from Cassia and
Alinidoka counties for exhibition at
the Twin Falls county fair.
Wallace-Dan Albertini, arrested
for assaulting an officer, is alleged i
to have bitten and scratched ]. ID.
Foster, special agent of the state de-
partment of law enforcement, inflict-
Ing several severe wounds.
son of Mr.. and Mrs. S. ]. Lutkin,
lied following fall from horse,
which stumbled in an attempt to
Jump ditch.
Rupert, Tightening striking the
arm home of David Stowell, south OF
own, killed a dog belonging to The
'towell's, badly stunned Mr.. and Mrs.
;towell and put transformer out Of
commission.
Challis-Tom Horton and Joe Nc I
iowan. both of this city, had mar {
ow escape when the car Horton was
irving backed over a grade failing
90 feet
Cascade-Head lettuce packing is
xpected to commence here the first .
the week. The crop is said by :,
le growers to be in excellent con- :
ition. /.
Filer,-One hundred or more pick e
IS and packers were engaged last 5
eek In the big peach orchards in q
10 Snake river canyon north of this u
ace preparing the crop for ship s.
ent.
Arco-A group of Lost River valley
rmers banded together last week
Id purchased a herd Of 40 dairy n
WIS. s(
Wendall-Wendall National bank
'ened it's doors last week. with 40
counts entered the first day. The
w bank starts out with q paid up N
pital of $4,000. 4,
Caldwell,-The city water works
partment was instructed by the !.
y codncil to begin the replacement ~
wooden water mains with cast iron
,es..
IDAHO Falls,-A page out OF the his -
y Of the old west was re-enacted
til the revival of the famous War
met roundup. :
neutrality-suspicious. ordinance
levying 25 mills per dollar on all
' property were passed by the city
Icil
estimated at
90 resulted to the Huntly 4 Civ