The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1923-04-27
Short News Notes
From All Parts of
IDAHO

ployed as principal OF the Malad pull
lie schools.
Nampa.-The fishing and huntinI
licenses for. the season of 1923, tn,
printing of which was delayed, will
be ready within a few days, It wa.
announced by the game department
Boise.-Major Harry T. Lewis OF
Fruitland was reappointed as adult
ant general of Idaho.
Shoshone. -Thirty-eight thousand
acre-feet of water flowing into the
Magic reservoir the past week, as
sures the farmers of this section a
good crop.
Pocatello.-Roy Alfred Of American
Falls was arrested by Deputy u. s.
Marshall George w. Sutherland on a
charge of fraudulent use of the mails.
Boise.-Out of sixty applications
for pardon, only three were allowed.
These were to George Miller, David
Evans and Mike ORourke.
CaldwelL.-The Harmon Drug com
pany completed a deal whereby the
drug store now owned by George f.
McReynolds was purchased by ,Har-
mon.
Caldwell. The Salvation Army
has opened a free employment agency
at their barracks.
Moccom -Covarno- ~ No.
has announced his intention to ac-
cept the invitation to be present at
the annual commencement exercises
of the University.
Malad.-The prospects for a bum
per dry farm crop in Oneida county
are excellent. The fall grain looks
exceptionally good and there is an
of moisture in the ground.
Moscow.-There will be 165 in this
springs graduating class at the Uni
of Idaho. according to a tab
ulation made by the recorders office.
Pocatello.-Mr. and Mrs. Peter
Rainey are in a hospital seriously in
90 tAO lCcuil VI a. COitlSlOu Will
4 switch engine when riding in their
automobile.
Pocatello.-Charles Stuck, son OF
:. w. Stuck, was painfully injured as
he result of being struck and run
,ver by an automobile while riding a
Blackfoot.-At a meeting of the di-
'ectors of the First National bank
Coumerith was elected vice
PRESIDENT, filling the vacancy created
~ the death of Il. NJ. Kennedy.
McCammon.-Geronmo Morales, a
iexican, was shot through the alb
lomen by a compton while hunting
quirrels near here.
Emmett.-Friends of Miss RATHER.
ne Mann r urging her to accept
he nomination for mayor of Emmett.
Payette.-Plans have been complet-
d, by the o. S. l.. and work will start
t once, on the extension of trackage
the railroad yards here.
Eagle.-Fire causing several thou
and dollars damage destroyed the
iachine shed at the Il. A. Evans
anch.
Malad.-More than 10000 handbook
d salmon eggs have just been re-
at the Hay Spur hatchery
ON Maine.
Pocatello.-A fourth ticket for the .
Ity election has been filed under the I
cad of Citizens Ticket"
Nyssa.-A local pool representing t
wool growers this season has sold :
Fer 100000 pounds of wool. :
Emmett.-Francis Edward Phillips, =
orekeeper at Garden Valley, com 1
suicide in his store by shoot
himself in the head. 7
Burley.-Burley's first carload of =
esh eggs vas shipped to New York e
st week. n
Nampa-John Pipher, a well known v
sident of Nampa has been seriously p
n mo - ~ lAlAG III ~ n
iars he has had to call a physician. t
Gooding.-A rabies quarantine re- $
firing Confinement or muzzling of IL
gs, with vaccination as an alterna- 3
'e, was ordered for Gooding county v
DIR. J. d. Adams, director of the "
of animal industry. a
Nampa.-Fifty, twenty-five and fif- a
IN dollars are offered by the XII =.
mis- as first, second and third II
ICES in a corn club contest to be ts
lifted to Nampa territory. IL
Pocatello.-The "Three b" Baseball T
has been organized, with .,
ackfoot, Idaho Falls and Pocatello In
presented. The league will be a Al
league. -
Ferry.-Delbert Allen was ID
killed and a nan named =.
vas seriously injured when M