The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1923-11-23
News Notes
From All Parts of
UTAH

Logan, - lie Logan SCHOOLS VII
boast of one of the finest school
board offices in the state when the
Logan high school is finished, which
will be within the next few days
The addition will cost $4,000.
Mt Pleasant, Armistice day was
observed in all the churches here will
special services and music.
Logan,-H. e. Hatch, president Of
Thatcher Brothers Banking company
and one OF the most prominent citi-
zens OF this part OF the state, was
stricken with paralysis and is in q
serious condition.
Ogden,-Mrs. A. L. Richardson,
was badly bruised when a motorcycle
sldecar in which she was riding was
struck by an automobile.
Logan,-The local battery OF the
145 Field Artillery has secured a
five-year lease ON the pavilion at the
corner of Center and First East
streets as an armory.
Tooele, - The school census OF
Tooele county shows an increase OF
% children within school age over the
census of 1922.
Thistle, Mrs. B. F. Smith who
owns ranch in Lake Fork, adjoining
the forest, reports that a large bun
elk has been running with her cattle
on the ranch for the past two or three
weeks.
Ogden,-Addison Boren, Jr. Chicago
Ill.,, has regained possession of an
automobile stolen from the Windy
City last July. The car was found
at local garage by Deputy Sheriff
o. H. Mohlman.
Salt Lake City,-Jesse Pelfreyman,
employee of the Utah Portland
Cement company, had his arm nearly
torn off Willie oiling machinery at the
plant
Ogden,-So as to shorten the dis
lance between the mouth of Weber
canyon and Ogden, consideration is
being given to the building of new
road.
Provo.-The first carload of iron
ore for the Columbia Steel corpor-
alton plant at Ironton arrived in
Provo last week. The car contained
more than 10000 pounds of ore.
Bingham-Joh ohm Martinez, a Span
lard was taken into custody by Depu-
ty Sheriff William Edgington at
Highland Boy after he had fired three
shots at the officer.
Logan-Harold G Abel, a farmer,
residing at Weston, Idaho, was killed
near Logan, when his automobile
overturned, pinning him beneath it
and crushing his skull and chest.
Logan.-Wesley PETERSON, a Mill
vile boy, suffered compound 1rac-
ture of the right leg and several min
or bruises when he was thrown OUT
Of wagan which he was driving.
Cedar City-Cedar City now has
the beginning of an up-to-date fire
department in fire truck which has
just been fitted up by ]. A. Kopp.
Cedar City.-More than $4,000
lambs have been shipped from Cedar
City this fall, according to the esti-
mates of those in charge. The lambs
averaged about seventy pounds ana
sold for 10 to 101s cents per pound.
Spanish Fork.-Mayor Joseph Han
son is recovering from an injury re-
ceived a few days ago when he slip
ped on the cellar steps at the Span
ish Fork Coop while moving some
Ogden.-Roy Eddy was sentenced
to six months in the city Jail by Judge
d. R. Roberts after he had pleaded
guilty to intoxication and battery
upon the person of his mother.
Beaver. AT the boys celery grow
ing contest held her last week, Mar
shall Messenger and Clinton Baldwin
were awarded a $3.50 prize for the
best half-acre Of celery.
Ogden,-L. o. Leonard, historian of
the Union Pacific system who was a
freight clerk at the Ogden freight de-
pot forty-two years ago, is in Ogden
gathering data for the history of the
Union Pacific.
Logan,-Four men were arrested at
Cornish by Sheriff Miles Peterson at
he investigation of Detective William
Knowles Of the Oregon Short Line for
stealing coal from the railroad COM
Dany at that point.
Milford ANDREW Wrinkle was ar
rested at Salt Lake City hotel at
The instigation of Sheriff John Micker
IF Beaver county. He is wanted in
Milford on charge of defrauding a