The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1923-01-26
Pfhy News Notes
From All Parts of
IDAHO

Tor two years past.
Mackay.-The eighth annual COZ
yention Of the Idaho State Cattl
and Horse Growers Association wi
be neld in Boise on January 70 an
| II.
Boise.-The Boise police depart
mont, as an organization, drove
spike In the proposed main line raj
road by subscribing $3.50 to the fund
Rexburg.-Advice is received tina
M. Hillman OF Rexburg was pal,
5000 cwt., for load of Hereford
steers. sold at Los Angeles. Thil
establishes new high price for this
breed.
Twin Falls.-Klansmen In hood,
and gowns occupied seats On the
stage and served as ushers at a series
of three meetings in the interest OF
the ku Klux Khan which were held
here.
Pocatello.-Monday will go down in
the annuls of the city police court
as one OF the most unusual on record,
due to the fact that it is the first
Monday since May. 1871, that session
OF court was not necessary.
Preston.-Leland K. Nader, head of
the English department of the Preston
high school, died suddenly of heart
trouble.
Burley.-The Idaho state seed show,
at Burnley, opened with a good at
tendance from Utah, Idaho and Ore
gon. G. Il. Allison, secretary of the
show, says the quality of exhibits is
better than ever shown before.
Pocatello.-The Superior Milling
company has began construction OF
the new alfalfa mill west of the city.
The new mill will have capacity
of carloads of meal day.
Boise.-Resolution demanding that
Governor C. C. Moore ask for and
accept the resignation of w. j. Hall,
state commissioner OF public works,
were adopted by the Idaho chapter
Of the American Association of EN-
gineers.
Pocatello.-Approximately $4,000
300 will be expended on the Ameri-
can Falls reservoir and on the north
side Minidoka project, should the pro-
posed dam be built.
Caldwell Margaret KnowJ-
on defeated for reelection as Can
yon county superintendent of schools
las refused to give up her office to
Ter successor whom Miss Knowlton
claims is not entitled to hold office
lnder the state law.
Washington.-The department OF
he interior report that S1S,399, 900 |
worth of precious metals were mined |
n Idaho during the past year.
Boise.-The secretary Of state an
LOUNGES that prosecution of motorists,
whose cars do not carry 1928 IL
ense plate by February 10, will be
tarted on that date.
Pocatello.-Sheriff Henderson has
lade the appointment of five OF his
equities.
Twin Falls.-It is announced that
iaho farmers and two sugar com
anies have agreed on the contract
or 1923 beets. The price is sa d
} be $3.50 with a profit sharing
rale.
Burley.-The second day or pota-
, day. at the Idaho rtate seed show
lowed large attendance. principal
of farmers, who viewed the grain
eating anG potato-treating and cut
ng demonstrations.
Idaho Falls.-Ariel Crowley, stu
snt In the Idaho Falls high school
on the second prize last week in the
oy Scout story contest VIII 'ch is be
z conducted by Boise Newspaper.
Boise. More than seventy-fve
embers of the Idaho irrigation con-
ess were in attendance at the open
e session of the annual meeting in
is city.
Boise.-The annual convention of
e Idaho State Federation of Labor
nvened in the Labor temple with !
lcgales from four Idaho cities l
esent.
Rgby.-Snake River post No. 1O4
the Veterans OF Foreign Wars was 8
rmally mustered in at Righy by
miracle Horace Doty of Pocatello.
venteen members we're present.
Pocatello.--Nearly $1,000 was rails
by a committee in fifteen minutes
a joint IN seting OF the different
lbs of the city for putting over the :,
!. American Falls dam election.
Rigby.-B. L. Bennett retired from
bic office in Jefferson county, g
en- his successor was sworn in as q
lessor. Mr.. Bennett mas been coun- +
qSspcSOr eincn fha form a flor, ~ / O.