Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1923-11-16
DEATH FOLLOWS
WAKE OF AUTO


near Zimmerman hill.
~ Idaho Falls.-Ralph Salano an
Nick Marius, Mexicans, were foun
guilty by jury here on charges o
burglary.
Boise.-Luster M. Nelson, 20, EN-
ployed in the Bullion mine at HALEY
a was killed almost instantly when &
/, car he was driving went over an en-
y bankment.
Wendel.-The Tyler trophy CUP
awarded for the best group of Hamp-
shire ram lambs exhibited at the Pa
!, cific international livestock show at
Portland, Ore, was won by Mrs.
Charles Lee Miller of Thousand
Springs Farm.
Pocatello--Sarah Talmage, colored,
is dead as the result of a shooting
between her and another colored wo-
man, the quarrel started over the af-
fections of a colored gentleman.
Burley.-Burley Elks enjoyed Il
pheasant dinner last week in the Elks
hall which was attended by about
300.
Twin Falls.-W. Homer Craven,
president of the Bank of HOLSTER,
died here from effects of a gunshot
wound, resulting from accidental dis
charge of his shotgun.
Pocatello.-Between 600 and 300
visitors are expected m PocateIIo
November 20, ad 80 and December /
for the Idaho Teachers Association
annual meeting.
Pocatello.-Laverne Hanson, Swear
old son of Roy Hanson met instant
death while picking up coal along tho
Academy spur track of the Short
Line.
Pocatello.-A crew of EMPLOYEES or
the Oregon Short Line from Poca.
tello is at Montpelier charging the
roundhouse at that place so that It
Will accommodate the extra heavy
type OF engines now in service on the
east end.
Blackfoot,-The bitulithic pavement
over the Fort Hall reservation. a sec
lion OF the Yellowstone highway is
completed and open for travel.
Boise, = Secretary Of State f. A.
'eter plans to issue the 1924 auto
license plates on December 1. The
'lates nave been shipped and will be
eady for distribution at that tfma
'Blackfoot,-J. c. Townsend. John
o"hsend and the latters wife and
Mid were injured when their auto
loDlle collided with large truck.
Pocatello,-School work in the Nc.
ammon schools resumed last week
Iter two weeks vacation. during
nlch the students assisted the form
8 In that locality in gathering the :
BET and potato crops. =
Boise, = Stock and cattIemen 1T b
aiio VIII protest any increase in e
azlng rates charged by the depart. Il
SUI OF agriculture, according to a Ct
clslon reached here after three a,
Us session with forestry officials. al
rupert. W. Bean is suffering -
I'm broken rib caused by the over ~
'nlng OF his car while returning y.
I'M Twin Falls. His year old grand a.
L. VINO was with him, was badly
: on the throat by a broken wind.
ED. "'A0'
5o1se.-A slight epidemic of dinb- 30
ria Is reported at Mackay by State 10,
dical Advisor DR.. Il. w Almond ~
returned from Custer county Nv
Gays ago. There were seventeen -,
es in the town ing
tao
laho Falls,-A wave of crime and. pla
iy NIT Idaho Falls, when seven he
siaries were reported at police Gle
dquarters in one night
upert.-A car driven by Miss Irene
KS smashed two pIate-glass w,n
s and did other damage 70 tbe ave
I OF the News office last week wa
a1ei on the car was broken. ' uiu
Klatt and Jobn bru
iune. youthful prisoners of tbs star
mock county Jail made a success the
'Se"pe by climbing thru a SIX, wer
med
OF the largest ba, ',
factions so far this year trans 'HJu
when 70 carloads were sold
INC price was reported as IS g.
H. ~ q
'se' -Nearly el,00o Automobiles iniu,
Deen licensed In the STAT ~ on n
i'f 1873 and The number viii basll
orc on, % $1,000 before January 4 bus
p'Ds ~ Fred Lukens, chief ciers -Four
"'F""N'Nf " law enforce stree