The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1923-11-16
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IDAHO

Boise, = Writs of habeas corpus
issued by the state supreme court re.
leasing Richard Moore, James Bates
and George Perring from the Bound
airy county jail. where they were
committed on the charge of criminal
syndicalism.
Pocatello,-Ernest Klatt and John
Mcclure. youthful prisoners of the
Bannock county Jail made a success
full escape by climbing thru a sky
light.
Boise,-Nearly $1,000 automobiles
have been licensed in the state of
Idaho for 1923 and the number will
go close to $4,000 before January 1.
according to Fred Lukens, chief clerk
in the department of law enforce
mept.
Pocatello.-One Of the largest hay
transactions so far this year trans
pired when 70 carloads were sold
here. The price was reported as SO
on the car.
Nampa-Utah and California dairy
men are taking large numbers of cows
out of the Boise valley and the Twin
Falls section, according to buyers.
Around Nampa an average Of $75 TO
SS5 head is being paid for good
Holsteins.
Boise, = Receipts from the Boise
tourist park for the season beginning
July IA and ending October 81, total
ed $2303.S5. according to figures COM
piled.
Nampa, = Nampa will be asked to
subscribe $4,000 during the annual
Red Cross roll call campaign which
commences here Armistice day, it is
announced by Leon M. Fisk, chairman
of the roll call.
Boomers Ferry,-Organizati plans
for a community sheep raising ven-
ture, including the leasing of near
by forest reserve as grazing lands,
are being worked out by number
of farmers of the Porthill district.
Pocatello,-Two federal agents ar
rested a mail clerk, who was said to
have had about twenty letters in his
Registered and other mail
to contain yaluables have
been disappearing.
Effective January 1, half
rate on seed potatoes between points
on the Oregon Short Line in Idaho
north Of Pocatello will be published
according to information made known.
Carey,-John NJ. Rutter, the sue
cessful bidder on the contract for a
bridge over the Carey canal,
has the work practically finished. The
bridge is eighteen feet wide and has
q span of forty-eight feet.
Observation-Disclosures r. w. Adair and
J. H. Anderson were badly shaken up
when the car in which they were rid
ng, and driven by Judge o. r. Baum,
overturned on the Yellowstone high
way.
Pocatello,--V. Mclaughlin was bad
v hurt when a charge Of duck shot
rom companions gun struck him in
he head.
Pocatello,-Federal Judge f. S. Die |
rich has completed all cases to come
,efore him during this session of
.ourt in Pocatello and left for Boise.
Boise.-That a moose invaded his
Jack yard and attacked his wife and
hid and that he killed the crazed
nimal in self-defense with shotgun
8 the statement of Leroy Harris Of
trace. Harris was arrested on the
barge of killing a moose unlawfully.
Idaho Falls,-By defeating Poca-
clio by score of 40 to 10, the Idaho
'alls Tigers won the district cham
ionship and the right to contest for
he state football championship.
Twin Falls, = Ninety professional
nd business men of Twin Falls.
lembers of the Kiwanis and Rotary
Iubs, are putting on the drive for the
5000 apportionment of Twin Fails
| the Snake River Boy Scout coun-
II.
Washington Edward ID. Darling
IN was appointed manager OF the
Iinidoka project in idaho by Secre-
Try Work. The project is one of the
.rgest under government operation.
Lewiston,-More than 30 physicians
onvened at Lewiston last week for a
sssion of the Inland Empire Medi-
IL association Clinics were feature
! the meeting.
Moscow,--Four head of dairy cattle.
l,ued at S125 each, belonging to
II. Dye, who lives near the univer-
ty. died from weed poisoning last
eek
Mullan-Falling into five-gallon
r of water, which was standing on
e porch, Fora Fac, the 17-month-
d daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. A. w.
odgins, was drowned
Pocatello. Work on the cheese
,.+,rx, Of Gannpft Is progressing