The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1923-12-06
Short News Notes
From All Parts of
IDAHO

uaJ III ietlcr from j. III. EDy, o.
north Idaho. Mr.. Ely said he haf
occasion TO travel much between
points In the Occur d'Alenes" and
told the commission the fares were
not only excessive but the service
was poor.
Pocatello.-North Pocatello. a sub.
urb Of Pocatello. Tuesday filed a
protest with the public utilities COM
mission against the schedule OF rates
for water asked by the Pocatello
Realty and Investment company. This
10 the second protest that has been
filed TO the rate schedule. the first
coming from the village OF Fairyiew
also served by the company.
Idaho Falls.--Wfliam II. Richard,
son. 80, head mechanic and travelling
engineer for the Utah-Idaho Sugar
company, was killed almost instantly
Monday when the car which lie was
driving skidded in the slippery pave
ment when he attempted to pass an
other car and overturned. pinning him
beneath the wreckage. The accident
occurred four miles Eouth OF Idaho
Falls.
Boise, state tax is lower
this year than II has been for the past
five years, according to comparative
statement Issued Tuesday by l.. G.
Gallet, state auditor.
Twin Falls.-Sarah Bracket was /
awarded verdict for 1881 % by a
jury In district court here, this sum
representing the valuation of land
owned by her and sought by the Idaho
Farm Development company in a site
Tor a reservoir. This verdict exceeds
~ almost $1,000 the valuation placed
IN the property by jury in district
'ourt here three years ago when the
previously been set for hearing at
uit was first tried.
Boise,-The Adams Light and Pow
II company. through its acting presi-
lent A. III. Featherstone, Tuesday fill
ID an application with the public utili-
les commission asking a 90-cent con-
inuance OF its case with the Salubria
alley Milling company. The case had
seiser December 3. by the commits
ion.
Twin Falls, - Declaring. according
, county authorities, that she had
cen commanded by the Lord to en-
pr upon campaign OF destruction,
lrs. ). Prough set fire to a shed at
er home here and endeavored TO per-
iade fireman to desist from their ef-
'rts TO save the building. Mrs.
rough was recently discharged from
10 state insane asylum.
Wallace, - Twenty-seven non-div.
end paying companies in the Os- !
irn district OF the Occur d'Alenes
Ill spend S256.700 during the calen- l
" year 1923, according to data COM
led by Ravenal Macbeth. secretary
the Idaho Mining association. The
BILE made public itemizing the ma 7
re OF the expenditures Is figured ON u
basis OF actual expenditures up to
,tober 81 and an estimate for Nov
lber and December.
Weiser.-Novembe 10. George w.
'iplow OF this city picked and dellv-
cd four quarts Of ripe. everbearing
rawberries OF large size and good
Tor. from his residence lot in East
eiser.
- Damages aggregating
I 0II.30 are asked OF the Northern
cific railroad company In a suit
I'd in the district court for 80 prop
" owners who lost their holdings at
} time OF the fire July ID which
ped out the business section OF the
vn.
Nendall.-The Johnson Thompson
lc, In Wendall shipped 1907
inds OF certified Grimm alfalfa
vi to Salt Lake short time ago,
seed having been harvested from
'2-acTe field. The growers claim a
ord yield In Idaho for this year OF
II bushels. Twenty-Five acres
eshed 1i3 sacks. weighing 1921
lnds per sack. That Is total OF
81 bushels from the p acres.
'iler.--N n. Keeney 4 Son have
ipleted the building OF an addition
he bean warehouse and mill In the
4 part OF the local shipping dis
I at cost OF $4,000.
luna. -Kuna claims the largest out
OF any cheese factory In the state.
} Cooperative Creamery factory
elves from 10000 20 1900 pounds
mix day and t7s0 pounds Of
ese Is made each day. Big trucks
4 this cheese. which Is packed IN
'ound boxes 10 Meridian. where It
.iVen tho paraffine covering by
X dipped In vat and placed in
porary storage on racks 90 cure
shipment
te.-Arrangements have been
le to install branch OF the Idaho
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