The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1923-03-14
Short News Notes
From All Parts of
IDAHO

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lief of the Northwestern Nazarene
college has been subscribed.
Twin Falls.-More than 100 acres
Of land in the Deep Creek district
west of here have been sold within
the past four months to buyers from
eastern Idaho 1t was announced.
The McCammon dairymen assured
cheese manufacturers that 400 dairy
COWS would be Immediately available
for the support of cheese factory.
Twin Falls.-Dairyme and farm
ers of Twin Falls county will or
ganize a cooperative marketing asso-
citation to dispose of milk and cream
through an established selling agency.
Boise.-Weasels are thought to
have killed the peacock at the Julia
Davis park, according to John Davis,
park superintendent.
Blackfoot.-Ray w. Kelley, agent
Of the Oregon Short Line railway at
Sugar City, has been appointed agent
at Blackfoot, succeeding the lato
Willard L. Young.
ocatello.-Pocatello has but ono
case of communicable disease at the
present time, according to B. e. New
ton, sanitary inspector.
Nampa.-Surveyo- under the d.
rection of Lee II. Cooke, will begin
at once to survey the line of the new
Sunnyside road.
Boise.-Many valuable dogs belong
ing to Boise owners have been des-
troyed by strychiled pieces of meat
believed maliciously placed.
Pocatello.-The Oregon Short Line
crews have finished the double
tracking between King Hill and Ham
nett.
Downey.-Three school children
here suffered painful burns on their
faces here through the explosion Of
piece of metallic sodium.
new management, the Great North
ern hotel here is being completely
renovated.
Nampa.-Amendmen to the ante
marking, curfew anil dance hall or
dilances were adopted at meeting
OF the city colncil.
Boise.-According to reports re-
ceived Il band of deer are stranded
and suffering in the I-oyman section
and half ton of hay WAS ordered
taken to them.
Carey.-violat;ons of law in Carey
and the vicinity in the matter of pool
hall and liquoring regulations, were
discussed, without gloves, at law
enforcement program.
Caldwell-The = Idaho Producers
union will pack It's own lettuce dur
ing the 1923 season. was the decision
reached by the board OF directors.
Blackfoot. "Ihe Beauty Shop
given under the auspices of the
Blackfoot lodge of Elks played to
capacity audiences for the benefit
of the charity fund of the lodge.
Einmett.-Tom Dawson and G. W.
Barigar were arrested on the charge
of having Intoxicating liquor in their
possession.
Doise.-Unless an appeal to the
supreme court saves him, Dave lloag
land, con Grted slayer OF w. d.
Patterson, will be executed April IL.
Burley.-E. +. McGuire. former us
sistant cashier of The First National
bans of burley unuer federal lndlot-
ment, has been RELEASED on bond OF
$1,000.
Misunderstanding steadily but
cautiously, helmet crews are fight
Ing a battle against the fire in the
Hercules mine.
NIalad.-There are twenty seven
boys in st. John Of scout age and
every one is enrolled i'll the St John
scout tro3p.
Soda Springs-It is announced that
SOFIA Sp.ings may procure large
hospital institution which will take
advantage to a great extent of the
curative properties of the mineral
waters in that vicinity.
Pocatello.-A meeting was held at
biackfoot for the purpose of organ
ring the realtors of that locality, as
a sort of cooperative body with the
local organization.
Blackfoot-A farm house belonging
to Bruce VI. Parmlee, two miles east
of Soringf ED, was damaged by fire.
Boise.-Reversir.g a previous plea,
George Black pie AIDED guilty In fed
eral court at Boise to the charge OF
violating the Mann act.
Washington.-The senate confirmed
the nomination of Osmond Buchanan |