The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1923-07-13
Short News Notes
From All Parts of
IDAHO

Killed when 4O,000 volts of electricit'
passed through their bodies, whel
they attempted to drive a hay der
rick under the power line.
Driggs.-A fire destroyed most O
the stock of groceries Of J. N. Ballard
and damaged the buildings occupied
by him and ]. A. Haurbach, before II
was extinguished. Billiards. loss was
$1,000.
Pocatello-The Pocatello First ward
chapel, built p years ago, has recent.
ly undergone a thorough renovation al
a cost of 500.
WESTINGHOUSE additional $4,000
from the national forest development
fund has been allotted toward the con-
struction of the Knox-Y elbow Pine
highway in the Payette national for
est.
Boise-Pauli Dempsey. courthouse
stenographer is in Jail under charge
of forging witness expense certifi-
cate whereby he obtained S1295O
from the county.
Gooding-Only ten animals have re-
sponded to the tuberculosis test out
of total of 1855 Dairy cows in
Gooding county, according to DR.. w.
r. Smith, state director.
Boise.-The state license bureau
and law enforcement bureau, under
Secretary of State f. A. Jeter, will
assist in the recovery OF stolen auto
mobiles, according to a recent an
nouncement of this department.
Boise-Mrs. T. d. vickery was kill
ed and Clark Murphy, 13, was serious
ly injured when the auto Mrs. Vickery
was driving plunged over an embank-
ment on the Morris Hill cemetery
road
Caldwell. = The recent continued
rain in Idaho has caused considerable
loss to the farmers and fruitgrowers
of the state. Reports come from
northern Idaho and other sections that
are usually favored that the loss in
Bing cherries alone will run to many
thousands of dollars.
Nampa-The grand opening of the
Masonic temple in Nampa will take
place July II. Mason's from all
parts of southern Idaho are expected
to be present.
Pocatello.5The Pocatello Kiwanis
club is making arrangements to send
large delegation to the Utah-Idaho
district convention, which will be held
in Twin Falls.
Boise.-The birth rate In Idaho
from May 10 to June 10 wss almost
three times the death rate, accord
cling to the figures of the state bu-
reaa~ OF vital statistics. There were
S4S births and 296 deaths in that
time.
Pocatello.-Tourists' motor travel
through this section of the state is
heavy for this time of
year and all records. are expected to
be broken during the summer. &
Blackfoot-Mrs. Mabel Quereaux<of
Jerome, Idaho, was drowned Aiere
when she fell or jumped INTO the
Snake river from the Oregon Short
Line railway bridge.
Pocatello-Thirteen cars of let
uce were shipped last week from
according to word which
las been received here.
Notwithstanding to the report of
President Charles Wesley Tenney,
ppilcations for nomination by Good
ng college of candidates for the
rhodes scholarship may now be made
t any time.
Twin Falls-Charged with violation
( the federal motor vehicle act. David
etivin, proprietor of garage here .
'as arrested by Deputy Sutherland of
ne United States marshars office.
Boise-Govenor c. C. Moore has
onored requisition papers for Jesse i.
King, who is wanted in Silver Bow
ounty, Montana, on statutory :
large. !,
Pocatello = The Minnesota-W iscon- S
n dairy special will arrive in Idaho S
ON Butte. Mont. on July 1. The {
ain will be composed of a car of a
ne dairy cattle OF various breeds.
Idaho Falls.-Roy Hull, who gave
s residence as Idaho Falls, was re- O,
rned from Pocatello by Sheriff IN
'iddle and Deputy Simpkins, on a =
arrant charging him with passing
,titious checks.
acknowledgements for cheese
Glory at Rockland are bright, fol-
wing week of activity on the part
committees, which had been busy
ming up the necessary number of
VS. to support the factory.
Pocatello-That the citizens of Po-
-ello are in favor of building two
lior high schools in order to allie
10 tho ,racopt orou-dod condition,