The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1923-10-05
News Notes
From All Parts of
UTAH

ed portion OF the official county ex-
hibit at the Utah Safe Fair the first
week in October by action of the
county commissioners setting aside
5000 for that purpose. This Is said
to be the first time that women OF a
western state have been recognized
to this extent in such an event The
exhibit is staged in a model five
room house on the second floor of
the manufacturers building and a
feature was daily demonstrations In
home economics. Mrs. A. ID. Taylor
chairman OF the committee in charge
and Miss Ivy Lowery, agent for the
extension division of the Agricultur-
al College assisted in the demonstra-
ton work.
Provo.-A total of 226 poultrymen
OF Utah county attended the poultry
eulling demonstrations held in
twelve towns during the past week
Logan, = Sheepherders returning
from their camps in the right fork
OF Logan canyon tell of a huge bear
believed to be a grizzly, and her
cub, which have been killing many
sheep. A hunt is being made for
the animal.
Murray,-Margaret Gaufin, the 12-
year-old daughter of C. f. Gaufin.
superintendent of Murray schools,
was severely injured when she was
run down by an automobile.
Ogden,-Mrs. Otis A. White, 20
years of age. was found in an I'M
conscious condition in her apartment
by neigllbors. who were attracked
to the room by the smell of escaping
gas.
Midvale, - Gus Adolphson, was
found dead in beet field near his |
home. The man committed suicide
by shooting himself through the head
with shotgun.
Park City,. C. Richards, alias
A. r. Morton, was arrested by Depu-
ty Sheriff Joffords on complaint of
Harold Piper for passing fraudulent
checks.
Provo.-Mark Anderson, age re-
ceived conclusion of the brain, and
possible fractured skull, when he
ran from behind a wagon into the
path of motor truck and was run
over.
Smithfield,-At a recent meeting
Of the Smithfield city council an or
dinance was passed creating fire
department in the city. The action
was taken to give property owners
more protection from fires,
Park City,-Street Supervisor Sam
5fown has men at work cleaning up
he side streets, thus making a de-
'ided improvement in the appear
ince of the city.
Marysvale,-Five alleged bootleg
,ers were taken to Salt Lake by
'1ayor Fl. p. Myton, United States
leputy marshal. All were arrested
It Marysvale.
Nepli, - Anvil Warner, a miller :
painful injuries, received in
tempting to replace a belt on
moving pulley. Warmers arm was I
aught between the belt and pulley
nd broken in two places. 4
Midvale,-A strike of thirty work
nen on the new SIS 1000 Midvale
'ater system has temporarily halted
he work ON the construction program
nd VIII tend to delay the compile /.
ion of the work. ,,
Salt Lake City=A new age record I
,r Utah homesteaders was made
hen Walter Robb, s., civil war vet (
ran submitted final proof on an en-
y OF 800 acres in Tooele county
ccording to Eli F. Taylor, register of ?
re local land office. L
Ogden,-That bark beetles are in
sitting some parts OK the Sewer for
st is tile report brought to Ogden
y Wallace NJ. Riddle. supervisor OF
lie Powell-Sevier national forest.
Price-The new $50 600 hospital
} be erected on the block between
lie city park and the high school
assured, according to the report
the Chamber of Commerce.
gden.-Oliver Baugh, was sentenced
pay a Cine Of $50 or serve seven.y-
Fe days in jail when he was con-
cted on the charge of speeding.
Logan-A payment of three months -
advance for electric power will he
quired from all patrons of the Log
City Light company who are
nters.
Bingham "A large crowd attended
e dedication Of the American
'gion hall by the local post, No. 30
le post is growing rapidly and the -
dies auxiliary also is active =
Price,-Miss Alice VIM, who was II
ling in a car DRIVEN by Frank b
llaccio, was injured when an auto Is
wen by former Deputy Sheriff Jack ;,