The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1923-03-09
News Notes
From All Parts of
UTAH

-Nf NACaA lONA
Mount Pleasant The BrancL
store, which was formerly owned and
operated by the Progress Mercan-
tile company, his changed hanus.
oakey.-AIore than 100 deer, boxed
In a canyon by deep snow. were
counted by Charles II. Hillstrom,
deputy fish and game warden.
Bingham.-The jury in the case
OF Martin Beck. arrested by Deputy
Sheriff H. IL. Nicolson and charged
with gambling. disagreed.
AIantl.-The city council has de-
cided to grade anu surface the road
on Depot street.
Mt. Pleasant.-Irorty car loads of
first class fat mmns were shipped
from this city the past week.
Garland.-A reorganization OF the
Bear River stake 4. NJ. NJ. 1. A. hai
been effected.
Bingham.-The town of Bingham
has n bond issue of $1,000 maturing
January l, 1924, and it Is the inten-
tion of the town board to refund the
same.
BRIGHAM City--.Iohn III. Hodges OF
this city suffered multilated first
finger on his right hand, while at
work at the cement pIunt.
Ogden.-Sugar took another ad-
vance of 40 cents per hundred pounds
In Ogden retail markets according to
the announcement of retail grocers
Aanti.-The II. Il. and Elite clubs
OF this city have formed Joint Sec
ton In which those of the two organ
lzations who wish to do so may study /,
dancing and gymnasium work.
American Fork.-Ii. s. Rasmussen, |
city councilman, miraculously escap-
ed death when northbound pass |
enger train on the Union Pacific |
struck his car.
Price.-A verdict OF "not guilty"
WAS returned by tile jury trying the
Anna Fleming first degree murder
case.
Eure'sa-Four employees of the Wal |
ter Fitch, Jr., company were overcome !
by gas fumes while working at the |,
Chief Consolidated.
Bingham.-A number of cases In |
which the defendants are charged |
with gambling and bootlegging are be- |
fore Justice OF the Peace L. L. Dud-
ley.
Provo-A successful three-day con.
vention of the Uinta Mani and Fish
Lake-Ffllmore national forests was
held here.
Brigham Clty.-Box Elder county
commissioners have decided to build
four new bridges in the county this
season.
Ogden.-After pleading guilty to
burglary in the second degree, II. Ii.
Shannon was sentenced to. serve a
term of from one to ten years in the
state prison.
Delta.-B. Jacobs and G. C. Nor
r'son had close call when the livery
truck in which they were riding was
struck by switch engine.
Delta.-~-Interest in the production
of alfalfa seed In the Panvant valley
is constantly Increasing. This is evil
denced by the new acreage that is
being put to alfalfa.
Spanish Fork-The business men
and farmers of this vicinity will raise
$500 for the plant site proposition
of the Columbia Steel.
Brigham City.-Janitor j. w. Shelf
field of the Central school, fell from
a ladder at the school building. frac-
turing his left shoulder blade and two
ribs.
KaysvD'e-Thirty-si students have
qualified for a place on the honor
roll for the third term ut the Davis
county high school OF the thirty
six students seventeen are sophie
mores.
Tooele.-An outbreak of lip and leg
has occurred among the sheep
N the west desert. the trouble being
distributed among the several hun
ired thousand sheep.
Milford.-The Toy Scouts of Mil.
ord win stage a number of wrest-
Ing and boxing bouts to raise money
Or their annual vacation trip in the
fountains.
Moab.-At the regular meeting of
he board of commissioners, it was
ecfded to respond to the request of
he Utah State Farm bureau and
AXE an active part in the statewide
leanup campaign.
Beaver.-A poultry exhibit was held
ere under the direction of the Rea-
er Poultry association. Professor
'ernll Willie OF the IL A q indeed