The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1923-05-16
Short News Notes
From All Parts of
IDAHO

"A DS6An at oACS. Inc CITY has dp-
propriated $1,000 for the building.
The park will be located northeast of
the city.
Caldwell-Voters of Canyon county
defeated the proposals to bond for
the purpose OF funding road and
bridge warrant Indebtedness
Albion.-A commission merchant
OF Burley shipped seventy-five cars Of
potatoes from Cassia and Minidoka
counties last week.
Rupert-The Rupert cheese factory
Is now averaging 5000 pounds of
cheese daily and is taking in over
5000 pounds Of milk.
Idaho Falls.-Mrs Marion Wilson,
mother of three small children end
ed her life with a rifle. No reason
was given for the act.
Acknowledgements to hasten the
burning of fire, he was building I'M
der a boiler, by the use of gasoline
resulted in serious burns to L. R.
| Wagner.
Twin Falls.-H. G. Hubbard of New
York, an expert on American Indian
lore, will direct an Indian pageant to
be given by Twin Falls Boy Scouts
next August
Idaho Falls.-A fine of 500 was the
sentence imposed on A C. Heider by
salo 90 h,r 81
past a funeral procession with the
car muffler open.
Dubois of Clark county
will vote on a bond issue May 16 to
supply funds for carrying on an ex-
tensive program of highway building
in this county during the spring and
summer.
Pocatello.-Pocatello dance fans
lost their chance to get in the lime
light when the city council passed an
ordinance prohibiting such dances.
Boise-James Messervey, Is, son of
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. F. Messervey of Idaho
Falls, was drowned when the boat in
which he was playing capsized in the
Indian creek reservoir.
Nampa-A S. CARRIER of this city
and Jim Bernard of Barnard's Fer
ry, conspired against the sturgeon
family and landed a 500 FOUNDER near
the mouth of Reynolds creek.
Boise.-No branch office of the
Idaho state department of agricul-
ture will be maintained for the next
two years at least, it was announced
by Mark A. Means, state commits
sioner of agriculture.
Blackfoot-Two burglaries in wide
ly separated localities, with evil
dences of incendiarism in one case,
were reported to the office of Sheriff
A. B. Stephens.
Caldwell-F. R. Miller, former
cashier of the Western National bank
of Caldwell, was acquitted on two
counts of an indictment charging en-
bezzlement by a federal court jury.
Twin Falls.-Fragament of a per-
mission cap, thrown into a bonfire,
are responsible for the loss of an eye
by Robert Thompson age 10.
Malad-Prohibition officers swoop-
ed down on the town Of Lava Hot
Springs confiscated several gallons of
moon" and arrested three persons
for alleged violations of the liquor
law.
notwithstanding to figures
compiled by Fire Chief A B. Can |
field, who is in charge of building |
permits, construction work now go
ing on in Pocatello reaches well over |
100000.
Pocatello.-As a result of activities |
of the Bannock County Sportsmen's |
association twenty cans of trout fry
arrived in Pocatello and were planted
in streams tributary to the Portneuf |
river.
Shoshone.-The automobile owners
of Shoshone have formed an associa-
ton and affiliated with the American
association.
Pocatello.-On account of the de-
mand for pine in the northwest, there
is great interest in the government
sale of 65,00O,00o standing feet of
white pine to be sold on the Nez
Perez reservation.
Idaho Falls.-"Tut Tut" the first
edition of a paper to be issued by the
local boys of the American Legion,
has made its appearance.
Blackfoot-At the first meeting Of
the new board of the BlackfoOt asy-
lum, it was decided that DR.. c. A
Hoover should remain as superin-
tendent but his work will be con-
fined to the care Of the patients, and
Reuben Johnson will take charge Of
the farm.
Soda Springs.-I company, 1S6th
infantry of the Idaho National Guard