Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1923-01-05
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IDAHO


O. Idaho FalIs.-Christmas trees abiaz
a Nth colored lights on each corner c
: The business section OF Idaho Fail
were a feature of the 1922 celebra
ton In Idaho Falls. The trees wer
J. furnished by the Idaho Falls CONNER
; ciai club and are lighted at the OK
, pense OF the city.
Idaho Falls.--Fumes from drying
green wood caused the death of the
infant child OF Mr.. and Mrs. Lake
North, who live on a farm near
Mountainview. The parents put the
green wood in the oven, then went to
visit neighbor leaving the infant at
home. When they returned the child
was dead.
Notwithstanding ducks before
sunrise and after shutdown is In viola
tion Of the federal statutes regar.. ny
migratory birds, was made impressive
to hunters here last week when rs
duck hunters were arrested by George
Tonkin, United States game warden,
and J. c. Dean. deputy United States
game warden.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. of one to IA
years was given Dennis Sullivan of
Dubois on his entering a plea of guilty |
to grand larceny before Judge J. Gwen.
Sullivan confessed IN September that
In the spring of 1877 he had changed
the brands OF the Woods Livestock
company on 81 head of cattle from a
quarter circle. two, to bar two bar,
which is the brand of his brother.
Boise.-Retrial OF officers of the
defunct Overland National bank on
charges of making false reports to the
comptroller OF the treasury may be
started at once. according to state
nent made by United States District
n. G. Davis in connection
WITH verdicts returned here. Il. Il. ,
'icknell, former president; J.. II. :
slack, vice president, and G. II. Hit, !
asher Of the bank at the time of fail. y
IRE, were acquitted or charge or mis- q
pplication Of funds. On the false re- y
ort charge, alleged In connection
'ith excess loans, the jury disagreed. .
Pocatello-The body of w. w.
erson, night Waterman at the Idaho "
acking company plant, was found at ID
10 plant northwest Of Pocatello.
cath was evidently due to heart &
ouble and it appeared that Person &c
I'd been dead for two days or more. th
Pocatello Gas and T.,
over company has recently COM W,
eted improvements to the amount
$4,000. according to manager l.. III. :.
ratford. A force OF fifty-five men -
s been employed in the city for the
ST TWO months making improve =.
'nts' especially in extending gas -,
Tins. ihs
sol
idaho Falls-Mrs. Ethel Hunting. age
70 lives at Menan, near here. IS n wa
lent In local hospital, where she In
receiving treatment for rabies re- dat
ting from the bite OF a pet dog. mol
con
'olse.--Thousands of sheep and sir;
tie are now being ied in the Snake EN-,
'er valley and its tributaries. from G
User IN the west to st. Anthony, IN ana
east A recent survey OF the tbo
ole state indicates the number OF ~
ep and lambs being fed for market ora
ID per cent greater than last wear .a,.
the number of cattle practically coll
same as last year. r.
100000 school build. eAt'
Just finished at Challis by Con :"
tor Ira Taylor is classed as one OF 'u's
better and most modern school - ca
dings in central Idaho. The grades me
occupy one wing of the building '''o'
the high school the other. .ei
ium
notwithstanding TO Sanitary NOR
'ector Il. r. Newton. the aairies crea
Ti0uting to Pocatello are in ex. spac
mt condition and constantly i'm. volu
Ing in sanitary equipment and and
niness The month OF December idly.
Us that the bacteria per cubic cen. and
ter ranged from 1900 for the low. able
o 20S.000 for the highest with an there
age OF less than 100000. spec
favor
eate'io.-Sheriff George Mahey On 4
received word from Red Bluffs Is In
OF the arrest there OF William near
~ who broke out OF the Bannoek tipel,
y jail last winter. cofiey IS the 10 b
VINO WAS captured by the police condi
following a score or more OF
y hurgiarios during the sur.
sf 1921. 81
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