The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1923-07-27
Short News Notes
From All Parts of
IDAHO

Doys work In Rupert, Burley, Twin
Falls and Bull. The Rotary clubs in
these towns are backing the move
ment.
Rupert-M A. Means, state com
missioner of agriculture, has appoint
ed j. NJ. Stewart of Rupert as bee in
spector OF Afinidoka and Cassia coun-
ties.
Soda Springs-The Phoenix Con-
struction company has started opera
lions on the large dam that will span
Bear river near the point of the noun
tain range west Of here.
Malad.-A fire caused by lightning
striking hay stack on d. S. Jones'
ranch consumed As tons of hay.
American Falls-Contracts for the
purchase of city property for the
American Falls reservoir site were
recorded at the auditors office last
week for a sum total of S317,11700.
ocatello-Joseph Nusshaumer was
drowned in the Portneuff river, while
in swimming with his companions.
Notwithstanding a system of
new trails, c. b. Sampson, trail
builder Of Boise arrived in Pocatello
with fully equipped truck for the
marking of the new Sampson Trails
throughout the state.
Burley.-Five men have thrown
their hats into the ring for nominal
ton of postmastership Of the Burley
postoffice. r. Haskell, the present
incumbent heads the list for re-
appointment.
Pocatello-The village of Arimo,
Bannock county, is the latest can
didate for independence and will be- |
come an Incorporated unit, according |
to action taken by the county COM
missioners here.
st. Anthony-While playing with
the clay pigeon traps at the st. An
thony Gun club grounds, Raymond
Parker, had the index finger of the
eft hand clipped off.
Blackfoot-A break in the main
,hannel of the Aberdeen-Springfiel
canal, one mile northeast of Pingree.
washed out forty feet of track of the
Aberdeen branch OF the o. S. L.
Idaho Falls-Vaughan Hill, the g.
rear old son of Mr. and Mrs. II. E.
Hill, met tragic death at the family
ZONE near Ucon, when he was Kicked !
n the head by horse.
Idaho Falls-The first water to be
eleased this season was let out of
Jackson lake last week and the stor-
.ge water is now running into the
liver.
Pocatello-The residents of the Ty-
zee section, with but a few excep-
ions, are behind the support of the
roposed 'stockyards" road from Po-
atello to Fort Hail.
Burley.-Burley will have a Wild
Vest show at the fair grounds July I
4 and % when a group of cowboys
ill demonstrate the work of the ear
, frontiersmen. /
Hailey-Hailey viii make a strong
id for the 1924 state convention of 1
le American Legion, and will send a \
rye delegation to the Occur dAlene A
invention to press it's invitation
Pocatello-Tom Set and Tom Doe. F
lie first members of the Chinese race
be arrested in this state on the
large of manufacturing liquor, were n
ken into custody by Deputy Sheriff :,
]. Moss. z
Pocatello.-A contract will be let i.
thin the next few days for the A
of a new two-story store
Id hotel building between the Hotel "a
annock and North building on South 1t
thur avenue.
Sugar City.-Melvin David Fry, "a
airs of age, was drowned in A
nal near here. The young man, in II
mpany with others, was bathing st
the canal
anti-Borah Republican
10 was organized last week in Ada ~
unity under the title of Ada County
publican club, according to J. A. tn
rton, one Of the officers and or e el'
nizers of the club. he
Idaho Falls.-While watching w,
cking contest at the Hot Springs, us
ar Newdale. Elmer Harris was ev
uck down by a horse and suffered RI
fracture of his face and the sight mi
one eye. mi
Richie. an Italian
nted for the murder OF a Mexican
Tooele county, Utah, was arrested 70,
e. SUI
daho Falls.-Buelah, the 3-year-old tn,
Ighter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Rufus ins
lch of Lincoln, near here was nel
wned in an irrigation ditch. -
De
= Boise, Idaho. was !
ond in percentage of gains of sst
tai receipts last month among 30 ad,
ling industrial cities. Springfield, for
S., was first. n s'.'