The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1923-09-07
Short News Notes
From All Parts of
IDAHO

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Boise-More than $4,000 fish wer
planted in eight central Idaho lake
last week. ii was announced by X. 4
Thomas, state game warden.
Nampa,-Fire believed to hay,
started from flue caused damage es
timated at $500 at tse home of Johr
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
attempting to swim the river.
Buhl.-Four sacks OF alsyke seed
valued at approximately $50, were
stolen from the farm of w. 4. Shades
six miles south OF Bull.
Gifford-A yield of 50 bushels OF
wheat to the acre is reported by FL
mer Howerton of this district.
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 organiza-
ton of Twin Falls county fruit grow
ers has been formed with c. Fahrney
as president and George e. Sprague
as secretary.
Idaho Falls,-Harvesting of sugar
beet seed from 500 acres of mother
beets in the Gentle valley, began last
week, according to K. X. Patterson of
the Utah-Idaho Sugar company.
for maternal and infancy welfare viii
be held under the direction of DIR. f.
w. Almond, state medical director in
connection with the Twin Falls coun-
ty fair.
Twin Falls-Claiming he was dis
charged without cause before the
completion of his contract, II. G. Hug
es, teacher has filed suit against
the Castleford school district.
Nampa-Oscar Halpin was remov-
ed from the city Jail to local hospital
suffering. it is believed, from para
lysis. The man was brought to the
Jail TO rest, following the discovery OF |
his condition on the street.
Montipeier,-Leon B. Austin, ma
tive of Bear Lake county, Idaho, died |
at Superior, Wis, August 20, as the
result of injuries suffered in an auto
mobile accident.
Hailey-Jack Sullivan, a Blaine
county man, and K. e. Ewers and
William C. Ranzer from the south
are in the county jail, awaiting ar
raignment for alleged auto stealing.
Pocatello,-The corner stone of the
Sixth ward chapel of the L. ID. S.
church was laid here, with appro-
pirate ceremonies. and with the pre-
sence of the highest dignitaries of the
Mormon church.
Caldwell,-Organizat of bull as
sociations among the dairymen and
farmers of Canyon county is the OBJ
ject of campaign just initiated by !
the farm bureau.
Nampa,-Constructio was begun
Monday morning by the city on the
extension of Sixteenth avenue north,
designed to supply new and through
road into the city from the north.
Jerome - Dean Henry, was killed ,
almost instantly, when the rope on I
swinging scaffold on Which he was {
riding broke, throwing him so feet to 7
he ground.
Pocatello-The Idaho Fireman's as .
organized in 1917. will hold :,
Is annual convention in Pocatello. :
Idaho Falls-Dog team racing t
ghich has been a feature of winter c
ports at the American dog derby at
.shton, Ida, viii be featured at the
evival of the War Bonnet roundup
ere. =
Caldwell-Petitions asking the city II
ouncil to make special levy of IL M
ILLS for street tightening purposes A
i'll probably be in circulation here tr
lie latter part of the week. p;
Caldwell, = Construction of three ~ y,
Ills under the county court house. -
hich will be used as detention wards -
IT offenders and for women prison -
s, was started last week.
Malad,-The Malad public schools =
zen September 10. Practically all
the teachers have been employed.
Hailey,-Traffic over the Trail -
eek summit road has been stopped
r about 10 days pending repairs ON
e highway ON the Ketchum road.
prices on gasoline,
lolesale and retail are in effect
roughout the city following
-aight 2 cent cut by oil companies
Grating here.
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