Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1923-03-30
Short News Notes
From, All Parts of
IDAHO

Gooding-The installation of a
Midget flour mill is being considered
by members of the local grange. c.
A. Miller heads q committee author
lied to investigate and report
Mountain Homer. f. McAfee,
Boise banker, was instantly killed,
when an auto in which he was riding
turned turtle near here.
Meridian.-A hundred sportsmen
and dog owners watched the first
field day Of the Gem State Trail as
ISOLATION at the Rawson ranch
Thirty-seyen bird dogs were entered
Pocatello.-The defunct Bellevue
Bank and Trust company will pay 10
per cent to its depositors within the
next few weeks, according to a report
OF the directors.
Moscow.-Rock salt deposits with
total thickness of IT'S feet hare been
discovered in the eastern part of Car
ibou county by an operator drilling a
well for OIL
Pocatello.-The body of Gerald
Evans, who, with his companion,
. Howard Lee, was drowned in the
Snake river on December 3, was found
two miles below Gypsum
Washington--D. w. Davis, former
governor of Idaho, was appointed
special assistant to Secretary of the
Interior Hubert Work.
Pocatello.--A bond election is call
ed for April "a to give Pocatello an
opportunity to vote upon a $4,000
issue Of municipal coupon bonds to
De used In acquiring and equipping a
city park.
Pocatello.-Lounge lizards and flap
pers are much disconnected over the
provisions of new dance ordinance,
wherein it appears that the popular
moonlight" waltz Is to be discon-
tinued.
Downey.-A mass meeting was
held in Hydes hall to nominate a
ticket for the village election which
viii be held in April.
Pocate llo.-Announcement of a nine
weeks summer school for teachers
to be held at the Tech beginning the
second week in June, has been made.
Boise Claiming negligence in the
operation of locomotive which
crashed into his car, o. N. Brewster
has filed suit against the o. S. L.
r. r. for $4,000
Caldwell.-Through movement
Initiated by the Kfwanis club, an or
ganization will probably be perfected
for the purpose of giving nationwide
publicity to the scenic beauties OF
Idaho.
Boise-A miner named Warren, was
killed by live wire at the Belshazzar
mine, according to word from Off
Gals Of the Gold Hill mining com.
pany.
American Falls.-Prospects for the
reopening Of the First National bank
In American Falls are bright, accord
ing to Fl. c. Allen, cashier, who au-
.horized a statement to that effect.
Nampa.-As a result of heavy loans
and shrinkage In value of products
n this section, the First National
bank Of Nampa failed to open its
loors.
Nampa.-The farm residence of
Henry Florin in the Deer Flat com.
nunity was totally destroyed by fire.
Meridian. = Professor George w.
iould, superintendent Of the public
chools has rendered the educational
oard his resignation after a service
f several years.
Caldwell.-C. S. Law was arrested
y Deputy Sheriff H. e. FELTON,, upon
ne charge of the Illegal possession OF
quor.
Pocatello.-A larger number of VIC
TORS of the national prohibition laws
sced Judge L. S. Dietrich at the
pen;ng of the federal court than
ave feen present in any court here
nee the act went into force.
Binmett.-Thirty pure bred Jersey
s4fers of the best blood strains in
Ie world were shipped into Emmett
IFS week from Coquille, ore.
Rupert.--Armed with a search war
MT, Sheriff Cole and Deputy French r
sooped down on a house here, and F,
me away with three bottles OF !
'otch and two sDsniards.
Malad.-Fiffy children OF the Ken. [,
bod public school who are under
eight will be furnished With a pint
milk each day, according 10 plans
the Red Cross.
NRllace. Fourteen beaver skins, a
I'd 70 DE fine quality, valued at $500, .