The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1923-09-14
Short News Notes
From All Parts of
IDAHO

Vi morse, a violation which has not
been reported to the state game de-
partment for several years. He was
fined 50 and costs
ot.-Blackfoot is preparing
for a roundup, dairy show and junior
club fair to be held at the Grove City.
Boise,-B. c. Bailey received sever.
al bad brushes on his chest and
shoulders when he was struck by a
tree while logging near Centerville.
Gooding,-Due' to the cramped con-
dition of the present post office, ar
, engagements have been made for the
erection of new federal building
here.
aldwell-Formations of a riding
club among the women of CALDWELL
has been started through the efforts
of the 10th calvary of this city.
Pocatello,-Mrs. H. B. Price, of
Blackfoot, suffered severe injuries,
when a car which she was driving
turned over ON the Malad divide.
Boise,-Only Franklin and Carbon
counties have thus far signified their
intention, through resolution of the
board Of commissioners, to join Ter
minal Warehouse district No. 3 in
southeastern Idaho, as made possible
by the late session of the legislature.
IT,Iaes otbar anuptios io;x, tla NOVA
ment and file their resolutions with
Governor c. C. Moore before next
Saturday, the entire fabric of the eff
fort to aid in marketing and storing
farm crops will fail
Boise,-Idaho's national guard rifle
team departed for Toledo. Ohio, to at
tend the national rifle championship
meet at Camp Perry. The team is
captained by Lieutenant Colonel Har-
ry T. Lewis.
Pocatello-The two children OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Mimm of American
Falls were burned to death in fire
which practically destroyed the
Mfmm residence
Pocatello,-A large touring car
bearing South Dakota license plates
and heavily loaded with bonded whis-
key en- route from Canada to Salt
Lake, met with an accident about
one miles south of McCammon.
The plat of the new townsite Of
American Falls has been completed
by the reclamation engineers, and the
work of appraising the old site is I'M
der way in systematic manner.
Rupert,-The Mormon church are
making plans for the holding of old
folks day. Included in the attrac-
lions will be free picture show, din
ner and a literary and musical pro-
gram.
Bancroft,-Dr. f. w. Almond, state
director of public helath, held n three
days mother and baby" clinic at
Bancroft.
Pocatllo,-Eugene V. Debs, Social
list party leader in America and five
times its nominee for president, VIII
be a visitor in Pocatello in September.
Boise.-The tax levy for state pur-
poses this year will be 4.7736 mills.
1t was so fixed by the state board of
in the closing session OF
its annual meeting.
Albion,-The capacity of the Bur-
ley Flour mill, belonging to the Bur
ley Flour Mills company of Burnley,
has been doubled. The Improvements
have just been completed.
Rupert,-Barry Dibble, manager OF
the Minidoka irrigation project, an
that the first payments for
contracts for right of way in connec-
ton with the proposed dam of Ameri-
can Falls were made last week.
Boise,-Mrs. Sidney Berry and Mrs.
Annie Schildhauer, both Of Boise, won
first and second state prizes of 500
and $50 in the national knitting con-
test.
Boise-More than $4,000 fish were
planted in eight central Idaho lakes
last week. it was announced by K. Il.
state game warden.
!. Nampa,-Fire believed to have
Itarted from a flue caused damage es-
timated at $500 at the home Of John
Firman.
Glenns Ferry-Jose Morello. Next
can % years of age. was drowned
In the Snake river near here, while
with five of his countrymen he was
to swim the river.
Buhl,-Four sacks of alsyke seed.
valued at approximately $50, were
stolen from the farm of w. t. Shades
six miles south of Bull.
Twin Falls-The first carload OF
this seasons wheat to be shipped
from Twin Falls county was loaded
last week at Kimberly.
Twin Falls-A tentative orgaDiza-
lion Of Twin Falls county fruit grow
ers has been formed with c. Fahrney |
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