The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1923-09-21
Short News Notes
From All Parts of
IDAHO

l. postofice will be closed September /
n Inc Maiad postoffice will denys
T mail addressed to Daniels.
Pocatello,-At q recent session ,
: the Christian church here nine men
: oers OF the Ku Klux Khan presente
. the minister, Rev. J. Slimp. with
purse containing $1OS.5O, the none
being donation toward a ne,
| church fund.
Idaho Falls.-A page out Of the his
tory OF the old west was re-enacte,
with the revival of the famous Wa
Bonnet roundup.
Caldwell, -Appropriation ordfnanc
es levying 25 mills per dollar ON al
city property were passed by the cit,
coucil.
Caldwell.-The city water works
department was instructed by the
city council to begin the replacement
OF wooden water mains with cast iron
pipes.
Nampa.-Damages estimated at
$1,000 resulted to the Huntly & Civ
ems tailoring shop when fire broke
out In their establishment.
Payette,-Fire of unknown origin
totally destroyed the Ninth street
warehouse and contents belonging
to j. A. Lauer & Bros, hardware
| merchants here
Eagle,-William f. Hartley, 50,
pioneer cattleman, died while being
brought to local hospital, suffer-
ing from injuries received when
half-tamed horse fell with him and
dragged him some distance.
Caldwell, -Alleging that the Wilder
Equity association is insolvent and
bankrupt of this city filed COM
plant in district court, asking the
appointment Of receiver for the as
sociation.
Idaho Falls, Completion of the
new 100000 L. D. S. hospital here
is expected by the last of the month.
The hospital Will have capacity of
120 beds.
Idaho Falls-Judge Edgington SEN
fenced William Masters to a term of |
SIX months in the county Jail and a |
fine of 5000 for transporting liquor.
Pocatello.-George Isaacs, state
fish commissioner, reports the finding
or grayling, game fish closely re-
sembling trout, in Stevens creek in
the Big Springs section.
Idaho Falls, - Directors of the
chamber of commerce have agreed to
take steps toward securing NUM-
cipal employment agency that will
assist in securing labor to help with
the harvest.
st. MISUNDERSTANDING, the infant
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Cliff Smith,
reading near Kilgore, was
found dead in bed. The cause Of
death is unknown.
Pocatello,-Supreme court is now
In session in Pocatello and a heavy /
docket is noted. {
st. Anthony-With a force of near
y 800 men, women and girls. three
If the nine big seed pea plants COM '
nenced their seasons run. 8
Moscow, = University circles are i
'addened by the death of DIR. Charles c
Y. Little, who retired this summer =
rom the deanship of the college of q
ngineesing. after twenty-five years 1
4 service.
Elgin Earl Branson was perhaps a
atally injured and Joseph Parkins. c
r., and Charles Powell rendered UNI d
onscious when tightening struck =
hreshing engine on the Charles Cox ii
anch near here. a
Salmon-AutomoLile bandits OBJ r.
tructed the road on the highway on I
he desert between Blackfoot and 81
REQ, holding up August Tolon, his
life and sister-in-law, relieving them
about $50. OF
SC
Pocatello, - Following an accident te
nd operation, Epinenio Agilero, 81, -
ed at q local hospital He was run
yer by handcar while returning ne
ON work at Rupert. IL
tn
Albion, - The cattle in Cassja, ar
Doding and Lincoln counties have 20
zen inspected for tuberculosis and an
IT placed on all other counties from fr'
tipping cattle into the counties ~
med unless the animals have been tn
spected. DO
n he
hundred sacks of rel
liable potatoes to the acre is what
ed Stron harvested from a three. an
re patch Of Irish Cobblers this sea- 70
- wi
" res
ed
Montpelier.-Complete saw mill WI
uipment has been shipped to the Try
avs River Power & Irrigation WI
npany in lower Star valley. where TIL
arge dam will soon be constructed. on