The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1923-04-13
Short News Notes
From All Parts of
IDAHO

) Pocatello.-A verdict In favor :
the life insurance company was give
by the jury in the case of the (
, Smith Woolley estate vs. the Ne,
York Life Insurance company.
Blackfoot.-The federal road au
thorities have given their approya
to the hard surfacing of the stretcl
OF state highway between Pocatell
and Blackfoot.
Soda Springs.-The largest still
captured In the state of Idaho wa,
taken by the sheriff's force on tn,
farm OF George Johns. near Blazer
Idaho Falls.-The body of an un
known man was found frozen In q
cake OF ice In the Snake river at a
point near the Broadway street bridge
Pocatello.-"Guilty," was the YER
dict OF he jury in the case of the
government VS.. NJ A. Kicks and Mrs.
Daisey Bushey, charged with viola
ton Of the Man act.
Malad.-District Judge HI. r. En-
sign has set aside the order OF the
county commissioners OF Lincoln
county reducing the salaries of depu-
ties, and has ordered that the old
salaries be continued.
Boise.-Governor G. c. Moore has
appointed William d. Yager, druggist
n farmer of st. Anthony, manager
OF the state insurance fund to sue
coed George d. Aiken of Twin Falls.
Boise. Willard Roskey, former
Carmen postmaster and a fugitive
from justice. was arrested In the lob
by of the Boise postoffice by Post
office Inspector linus and taken bad,
to Pocatello.
Caldwell-Three dozen pairs of
Hungarian partridges were shipped
out by the state game department of
Bull, Oakley, Shelley. Arco and
M~ontour.
Rupert. A shipment Of 10000
pounds of cheese wal made from the
local factory to the Kraft company
Of Wisconsin. Weekly shipments are
now being made.
Pocatello.-The lettuce growers of
the Big Lost river section have per-
fected a permanent organization for
the purpose of using every means to
raise the best lettuce and for aid in
the marketing Of 1t.
Boise.-Ed Mckinley and Joe Sulli-
van arrested on charges of drunk
eness, took a sudden dislike to the
bedding furnished in the jail, and
after borrowing some matches set
to four mattresses.
Emmett.-Robert Sproat Sr., pio-
neer w~oolgrower of Idaho died at the
home of his daughter, here, following
brief illness.
Rupert.-Paying $1,000 for the
homestead of c. II. Burg
Ter Of Rupert, H. L. Johnson of De
Soto, Wis, is the first dairyman from
hat state to locate in Minidoka coun-
y.
Pocatello.-Ben Ross, secretary of
he state farm bureau and a dark
course in the Democratic party eau
was nominated by a mass meet
ng Of Democrats rs a candidate for
mayor of Pocatello.
Pocatello.-The Oregon Short Line
s rushing refrigerator cars to Idaho !
falls the Twin Falls branch and g
Their parts of the state to take care .
{ the demand TO- shipping facilities :
or potatoes during the upward climb \
( the prices. {
Buhl.-The state of Idaho nas NC \
epted the completed works of the v
rst unit of the Idaho Farm Devel-
pment company's irrigation project.
near Bull. !,
Pocatello.-An even dozen individ- c
ais who had previously entered pleas =
I guilty to various violations OF the b
quor Laws In federal court. were c
,ntenced by Federal Judge Dietrich. r
Caldwell.-The College of Idaho D
rs plans under way for the construc- !"
on OF a new science hall at q cost h
$4,000, and a new gymnasium to P
$685.
Boise.-Paroles we're granted by the
ate board OF pardons to a numbs- sc
first offenders and youthful in ol
ates of the ~penitentiary, to take ef- y
ct at various times in the next two ye
al
King Hill.-No less than 1000 tons at
good alfalfa hay. free OF weeyil, is as
purchasers in the King Hill to
the department of agrcul- so
re announced.
Mackay.-A big barbecue is plan Bi
ID to be held in Mackay. to cele- nu
ate the entering and signing OF the 10,
cree for the waters Of Big Lost tn
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Preston.-Word is received here Of n,