The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1923-03-21
Short News Notes
From All Parts of
IDAHO

IOCdltnO.-l lie SecOQQ SITlk6 Oh
rich ore of importance in the Elk City
mining district was made the first OF
the week on the Gold Zone group.
seven miles north of Elk City.
Malad.-A mad coyote terrorized
the village of Midyale, near Weiser,
by invading the town. The animal was
pursued by number of citizens and
finally killed.
Idaho Falls.-The recent reduction
OF 90 cents per ton in freight rates
IN coal over the Oregon Short Line
has been ordered suspended by the
interstate commerce commission.
Idaho Falls.-The special emer-
5ency rate on potatoes granted by the
oregon Short Line over the Union
'acific railroad to Missouri river
joints is now in effect.
Pocatello.-The efforts of the farm
'ureau, the Kiwanis club and the
agricultural department toward es-
tablishing cheese faci.-ies in Bap-
mock county are meeting with good
results.
Idaho Falls.-Directors of the Ida
10 Falls Commercial club are making
plans to launch an intensive cam
iaign In the near future which Is
expected to put Idaho Fails on the
nap.
Rupert-At a special meeting CT
he city council, John C. Lundy, city
manager handed in his resignation.
Nampa-William Wallace has been
awarded the contract for sanding
wo and one-half miles of highway
1ear the Bennett school.
Malad.-A permit has been granted
the American Asbestos Mining & Mill
ing company to sell stock in Idaho.
The property is located twenty miles
east of Ashton.
Blackfoot.-Fire caused by an ex-
plosion in the operating room OF the
Paramount theater in this city. did
building.
dwell.-Committee on various
activities of the Commercial club
have been completed and named for
the ensuing year.
CaldweIl-John Turner has been
elected president of the Boys club
recently organized here by the civic
associations of this city.
Preston. William Rasmussen,
charged with shooting deer out OF
season was arraigned before - A.
Meadows at Preston and fined $100
and costs.
Hammett-The second largest dirt
fill in the world, it is said. is the one
now being made by the Utah Con-
struction company for the o. S. l.
near here.
Emmett w. Tyler, former etate
senator of Gem couny. is now the sec
retary-treasurer Of the Emmett Ma
tional Farm Loan association
Idaho Falls.-A gray wolf, nore
s4d4 Ola lCCl III lCASti WdS hiiiCd "
Thomas Caldwell on his ranch.
Pocatello.-Four youths were ar
rested as they emerged from the
Marshall grocery store with their
arms full of stolen goods.
Nampa.-The Cooperative Publish
ing company has been granted a new
trial by the supreme court. in the
action for. libel brought by Ned and
Harold Jenness against the Idaho.
Free Press.
Pocatello.-Freak laws and the lack
# common sense among parents wero
discussed by several officials of the
county and city administration at
Hiwanis luncheon.
Albion.-Thomas Edwards, Cassia
county pioneer, died in California a
ID at or near Ogden. Utah, and moved
o Almo, Idaho In 1880.
Pocatello.-Morton Toston and Cliff
on Chase who were arrested in the
Harsh creek section for resisting an
'fficer, were released upon bonds Of
go each.
Malad-The business men Of Ma
ad. the Oneida Farm bureau and Ray
Smith. county agricultural agent,
ro waging a campaign in Oneida
ounty to interest the farmers in
airying.
mpa.-Approximately $1,000 Of
he $4,000 sought in drive by civic
of Nampa for the re-
ef of the Northwestern Nazarene
ollege has been subscribed.
Twin Falls.-More than 100 acres
land in the Deep Creek district
rest of here have been sold within
ne past four months to buyers from
astern Idaho it was announced.