The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1923-06-08
News Notes
From All Parts of
UTAH

Spanish Fork-Miss Una Rober
son. was severely injured when
horse which she was riding becam
unmanageable and ran away.
Ogden-F. L. Severance, salesma
for photo enlarging company, wa
sentenced to sixty days in the cit
Jail when he pleaded guilty to of
fensive conduct toward woman Gus
toner.
yernal-The Vernal Commercial
club has a new secretary in the per
son OF A. b. Thomas.
Magma parade to assist the
Fairgrounds, which is maintained by
the Magma Womens club, was given
by the club members. More than SOC
children took part.
Midvalle - Rosemarie Fox -9-year
old daughter of Mr.. and Mrs Joseph
| w. Fox, who live in Bennion ward,
| jumped off sprinkler and broke her
neck, dying instantly.
Brigham City.-At the meeting of
| the city council it was decided to fur
Their improve the swimming pool at
Pioneer park by cementing about 500
square feet of the bottom of the pool.
Brigham City.-A large truck. driv-
en- by C. w. eager of Twin Falls, Ida
no, was struck by an Oregon Short
Line train northwest of this city, and
demolished.
Morgan Eliminatin six grade
crossings on the Lincoln highway be-
tween Echo and Emery is proposed by
Assistant State Highway Engineer j.
r. Ellis.
Lund.-Work on the Lund-to-Cedar
City branch of the Los Angeles &
Salt Lake unit, U. 2. system, will be
finished and the line ready for move
ment of traffic this fail. according &c
n. M. Adams, vice president.
Murray-The Salt Lake County
Fruitgrowers association estimates
that more than $1,000,000 in fruit
alone will be handled by it the com
ing season. The organization now has
several hundred growers functioning
under it.
Helper.-High water on the Price |
river has caused the Scofeld branch |
Of the Denver and Rio Grande West |
ern railroad to cease operation until |
such time as the water subsidies.
Murray-Grover Snarr, 80, was
found dead on the banks of the Jor-
dan river 10y searchers, where 1t is be- |
lieved he fell exhausted and died Of
exposure.
Brigham City-The pouring Il s,n
,rete has begun on the state high
way being constructed between this
'ity and Corinne.
Fairview-Sheep which were win
cred on the desert are being brought
n. They are in good condition and ii
3 reported the loss is slight.
Notwithstanding the M. & NJ.
lub house here three heavily armed
nd masked men bound and gagged
hree men and three women and
tole $500.
Ogden.-H. ]. Ballard was senten-
ed to an indsterminate term of from
ne to twenty years in the state pri-
on by Judge James N. Kdmball after
e entered plea of guilty to forgery.
Murray-Damage to the extent of
% resulted from a fire at the resi-
ence of j. A. Mulliner. The blaze
tarted from sparks lighting on the
0of.
Provo.-Five violators of the city ]
rdinance relating to driving vehicles
ithout lights were arrested in one ,
vening by Traffic officer w. e. VIII
ms.
Provo With preparation being I
ade TO feed more than 10000 per
ms, one of the biggest barbecues in
lie history of the state is planned at
e plant of the Columbia Steel
at Ironton. %
Midvale.- The Midvale cemetery
Is Dttu tdkcu bNCi ~ ehC NAte s'''N-
from the Midvale ecclesias-
al ward. which had owned it here O
fore.
Price-A spectacular fire VIII III B
,hted up the entire city destroyed
e old building on Main and Tenth
reefs known as the "Sixty-six."
officer King said d
at five boys. damaged the o. S. l..
alton at Benson to the extent OF $50 n
breaking the windows with rocks. o.
rents OF the boys promised to pay m
: the damage. "
A Adams of Mont u
10 is shipping $50 head OF hogs to =,
lores, Colo, by truck. Last fall al
Adams trailed 300 head OF hogs hi
m Monticello to Thompsons. az az