The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1923-07-11
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IDAHO

was severely injured.
Pocatello.-A two day highly sue
cessful and enthusiastic meeting oil
the Idaho State Elks association was
held here. Twin Falls was selected
as the meeting for the 1924 Session.
Rexburg Greenbaum, of st.
Anthony, was killed a few miles south
of here when his car turned over on
the highway while he was returning
from the Pioneer day celebration at
Rigby.
Boise,-Sheriff Fairbanks of Teton
county was slightly wounded and Jack
Henerie, residing near Tetonia, was
killed as a result of the officers at
tempt to arrest Henerie on the charge
of mOonshining
ocatello.-Chester Peterson,
small lad suffered the loss of his fin
gers on one hand, as the result of a
dynamite cap exploding in his hand.
30 s e, -Shoemaking machinery
costing $2,91S and supplies of leather
and other materials amounting to
about $4,000 have been purchased for
the penitentiary shoe factory.
Burley Burnley will have the xrg-
est Fourth Of July celebration in it's
history Of the town if the American
legion is able to carry out it's plans.
1t will consist of two days celebration.
Pocatello.-City Sexton Ed Keane is
in a critical condition at a local hospi-
tai as the result Of injuries received |
when a car in which he was riding |
crashed into truck.
Pocatello.-The body Of Roy Wilson
about 20 years of age, thought to be
a printer of Montpelier, was found on
the Short Line right-of-way, one mile
east of Blackburn siding.
Nampa-To date $3.50 hundred
for the new potato crop is the first
quotation automatically confirmed in
this territory. Buyers are said to
be contracting to take the new crop
at this price.
Boise, Idaho-Governor G. C. Moore
has wired a welcome from the state
If Idaho and has offered to furnish
Ill escort, protection and entertain
nent for the president while in the
state Of Idaho.
Boise.-Six different coal compan-
es have been awarded contracts by
he state purchasing bureau, amount
ng to 14,615 tons, for next winters
Use by the various institutions of the
tate, according to Purchasing Agent
,. Archibald. |
Hoise.-Wilson Hibbard of River +
ide was drowned in Snake river, near
central Cove. He and a companion .
yere in a motorboat.
Caldwell-Sheepmen have complain
d to the commissioners of agricul-
Ire the sheep were being permitted \
, enter the state without complying t
, the law in regard to inspection. L
Pocatello.-Levis e. Harris, found p
nifty during the present special ses
on of federal court of the charge of d
olation of the Mann act, was SEN Y
need to serve ten months in the %
annOck county JAIL IL
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Pocatello.-The first assembly of Il,
e Idaho "Tech" summer school was
Id this week and the registration
the heaviest in years.
Bonner's Ferry-Three women were az
nong the four persons arrested dur JC
g the weekend at Newport, Bon eC
RS Ferry, by Deputy U. s. Marshal F.
B. McCutcheon on the charge Of II
uor violation. ha
Brown of Emmett has I'LL
en- named as director of the bureau III
weights and measures by Mark III
cans, commissioner of the depart VIC
mt of agriculture.
Lewiston-North Idaho will attempt
retain the services of e. A. Bryan, rio
nmissioner of education of the sn
tie, by raising funds by private. 30
'scription to pay his salary after lar
he 30, it Is announced. br(
supert.-O. w. Kessinger, weed in po'
'ctor, plans to start a campaign pa
inst the Cande dian thistle. This wa
ed should be cut every week, he ''i'
8, as they do much harm to all
ps.
Frank Nelson, Fl.
cher living three miles southeast Gol
Kuna, was struck by a bolt of at
timing and instantly killed, while the
inspecting his lettuce patch, about pri.
yards from his home. stat
lalad.-The nine-hole course at the aoo
ian Springs COT club is now COM AN
ed and is being used every day 'or
the local membership ne
to an invitation
ended by the Boise Chamber of
lmerce to route its Better Dairy r