The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1923-02-16

iuoho Ncitutuu lOot Two CdflOdQS y
lumber at the ennes Siding. Tn,
cars were derailed.
Homedale.-Mr. Mckinney of tn,
state game and fish department de-
hvered two coupes OF hungarian par
tridges here for propagation.
Boise. r. Corbett, alleged wnftf
siaver, was bound owe for action Of
the federal grand jury, following his
preliminary hearing here.
Wilder.-School has reopened after
being closed for a week on account
of the diptheria epidemic. No new
cases have developed for several
days.
Nampa--Business men of this city
predict active business conditions
through the spring months.
Caldwell.@The hide Of coyote
which she had dubbed to death was
delivered to the sheriffs office by
Mrs. Edna Stanton.
Fruitland.-Fruitland can well be
proud of the new station built on
Pennsylvania avenue at the end OF
the main street of Eruitland at a COST
Of $4,000.
Boise.-The Boise High School
track squad with 90 recruits have
started active training.
Idaho Falls.-The explosion of 9
fifty-gallon barrel of alcohol is
believed to have been the cause OF
the fire which broke out in the base
ment of the Red Cross drug store.
Pocatello.-Idaho apples may now
be shipped to points east of the Miss
issippi and south OF the Ohio river at
the same rate which prevails in the
state OF Washington, according to an
nouncement.
Pocatello-Intermountain products
will be observed in Pocatello.
Rigby.-Jack white, under a three
months sentence in the jefferson
county Jail, escaped by saving two
one inch bars from the Jail window
Rupert.-The first of a chain OF
cheese factories in Idaho, to De back
by the ]. f. Kraft Cheese com
pany of Chicago, is to be built In the
vicinity Of Rupert this spring.
Pocatello.-Federal Judge Dietrich
has conditionally granted a new trial
n the cas- of Theodore Enders OF
Soda Springs against the Alliance
company.
Observation-Disclosures now believe
hat Mrs. T. Woodland who was shot
asst week by her husband has good
chances for recovery.
Pocatello.-The first offender of
he Idaho ''blue sky" law against
Ielling wildcat" stocks in Pocatello
s j. b. King, who was arrested here.
Garden Valley.-On account of the
eavy snow Schivner brothers had
he misfortune TO have a large shed
o down killing 400 head of cattle.
Ashton.-Word has been received
Montreal to the effect that a
cam of Canadian dogs will be en-
cred in the derby at Ashton.
Boise.-Charles Kahn, treasurer of
he Associated Charities, will receive :
|, 497 so as the net result OF the
harity ball held in this city.
SampaI.-Market territory for Ida.
0 apples east of the Mississippi r1y-
r will be opened up, It is believed
) the result of a new freight rate
BON to be published.
Boise.-At the January meeting OF
Ie visiting Nurses ASSOCIATION, the
lrse reported 15S visits made in the
st three weeks.
Rupert.-An aristocratic young hol
ell bull, with a pedigree which
amps him among the best in the
'untry was purchased by II. C. Han
n.
Bannock.-Dairymen, realizing the
lportance OF dairy development and
rtcularly the necessity of using
sires have completed the or.
nizatiOn of a bull association.
Malad.-The great possibilities OF
tesian water in Malad valley are
ustrated on the farm of Joseph
He is irrigating 160 acres
ON artesian wells.
.lackfoot.-The pelts of $40 preda
" animals were presented at the
office here during the year
y. The state bounty will total
10.
Lewiston The Oregon Packtn
announced that It had clos
contracts for the output of about
} acres of cherry and peach orch
Is in the Lewiston Orchards dis
ct.
pocatello.-A resolution was pass
by the local club OF the Loyal Or
of Moose asking the president