The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1923-08-08
Short News Notes
From, All Parts of
IDAHO

Rigby-Eight Riby people narrowl
escaped serious injury when a small
truck overturned on the dugway &c
ing down into Helse Springs.
Rigb-The cheese factory of tn,
Idaho Dairy Products company wa.
threatened by fire when flames broke
out in the boiler room.
Pocatello-Mr and Mrs. James Fo
ley are suffering from serious injur
les at local hospital as the result OF
an auto accident.
Rupert-Under the direction of the
Union Pacific system and the Wis
consin College Of Agriculture, the
dairy excursion train arrived here
last week. There are fifteen notable
dairy experts aboard.
Rupert.-The local members of the
American Legion were hosts ut o
banquet last week honoring DR.. e. II.
Gilmore and Harmon Hosier, who are
leaving Rupert.
Rupert.-The Idaho branch of the
Amalgamated Sugar company met
here last week, with fifty members
In attendance.
Malad.-Edna Crowther, who is
studying music In Chicago recently re-
cefved high hOnors in a national con-
test for advanced music Winner of
first place she is entitled to schol
arship In the Chicago School of Music.
Rupert.-The Acequia cheese fac.
tory made more than eleven tons OF
cheese in May, during which time 1t
received 2O4,526 pounds OF milk, max
Ing 1904 pounds of butterfat.
Malad.-Theras Lewis was severely
cut and bruised about the head when
he fell from a load of hay. The for
ward portion of the load upon which
the boy was sitting slid forward,
throwing the boy onto the double
trees.
Pocatello-Hazel Birch and Fred
Lewis, recent arrivals were taken into
sustody by police officers and federal
agents and were arraigned on the
,harge Of violation OF the Mann act.
Boise-John Mcdowell, life termer,
Who escaped from the penitntiary a
ew weeks ago has been apprehended
It Oakland, California.
Pocatello-Samuel G. Merrill en-.
'ineer's helper at the Oregon Short
Ane shops, died Of injuries received
vhen he was crushed between the
arriage and deck of clambshell.
Boise-A formal charge of murder
the first degree has been filed
gainst Sam Shaver, Montana cattle
Ian, who shot and killed the alleged
over Of his wife, in the downtown
us1ness section OF this city a month
go.
Boise-Ceremonies were held In
ependence Day by the Woman's Re- !
eft corps in Silent camp, Morris Hill =
in dedication of a monu- t
lent to the G. A. r. 1t is the monu-
lent of Its kind to be erected in T
Disc. : G
Pocatello-Abe C. Anderson of So k
Springs, one of the most active y
embers in the Idaho Historical So =
ETY., has sent to Pocatello a half /,
,shoe found on the site of old Fort
all. E
Boise-The first test case inaugu- y
ted in Idaho to define the nature of q .
iropody under the provisions of G.
q medical practitiners' license law, o.
ssed by the last Idaho legislature, y
s been instituted against Mrs. {;
lisy e. Armstrong Il
st. Anthony-Gordon Spiers, Z, son hi
Bishop w. w. Spiers of this city. "
II live, physicians say, despite
we're skull injuries received when
fell thirty feet from the top :,
anchs of popular tree and caught sc
head in the forks of the tree. p
Downey.-A new vat of 5000
unds capacity is being installed in m
local cheese factory, by the time a.
local cheese factory. By the time W
It the daily milk receipts will tn
ach 10000 pounds. "a "a
II year old daughter vl
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Olsen died of m
fractured skull, received when the m
l was thrown from a horse.
young people are re
the hospital and two others were a.
ured as result of an auto acct
1T 10 miles west of the city.
'ocatello-Wendell Inn, at Wen L
|, will be converted into home OK
the aged and invalid by the Sis w
S OF Benedict, it is announced. ",
3 building has been vacant for the iol
It year. -,
'ocatello-A delegation Of six Ban -,
* Indians from the Fort Hall res re-
alton passed through Pocatello en-
tie to Hollywood, Cal, where they nm nm
e four months contract with the pc