Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1923-09-28
Short News Notes
From All Parts of
IDAHO

OF ms SeCUO1, Vas instantly hllleu u
Yost. Utah, when a horse he wa
riding fell off a dugway.
n Burley.-Arthur, S, son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Arthur Jensen Of Burley, died
following an injury he received tire
first part of last week when he fell
from q tree at his home.
Boise,-Wnlsam- NJ. Bum, former
territorial governor of Idaho from
; 1884 to 1886 by appointment of Presi-
dent Arthur. died at Philadelphia
last week. He was 81 years old.
Caldwell,-Kuna has entered the
: field with a Holstein Bull association
according to a report of A. w. Hol-
man, testing supervisor Of the Kuna
Cow Testing association.
Twin Falls-Peach picking at the
Crystal Springs orchard ended last
week. A crop of about two dozen
cars was handled.
Mccall, - Work of surfacing the
McCall-New Meadows highway from
Mccall to the Adams county line was
begun last week.
Twin Falls-Gathering Of the TWO
million dollar bean crop started last
week. The price holds up and the
weather is such that it is felt the |
whole crop will mature.
ShOshone = Lincoln county las
raised $500 for relief of japanese
earthquake sufferers. OF this sum
500 was raised by the local Japanese
colony.
Hailey,-Because of a shortage of
city funds council members have
abolished the office of city marshall
Emmett = Passengers and train
rev of the Idaho Northern train
unning between Mccall and Emmett [
scaped injury last week. when three r
reight cars were derailed.
Idaho Falls-Lettuce picking anL +
hipping commenced last week at g
pencer. Two cars were shipped b
day leave until the crop is moved
Cambridge-The cream station OF
wifi & Co., and the residence of d
RS. Emma Brown, were destroyed e.
? fire last week. o
New Meadows-Harry Johnson lost
e major portion Of his grain crop :.
uprising about 1000 bushels. when :,
spark from the threshing engine :,
fire to the stacked grain.
American Falls,-The Fair associa- fl
N went through the sixteenth an Fl
al show without a financial loss, n,
cording to Secretary Oliver.
digging on the south NJ
e of the Minidoka project will VI
rt September "a and the sugar
tory at Burley will start the fall tw
l on October l. tn,
Albion, Idaho-A farmer named trI
III Musselman Of Sublett, Idaho. ~
d at Burley hospital from in NJ
les received while attending to us
mules. 1t is supposed that he INC
been kicked in the head by one on
his mules. lltt
fle
800 Just Lil'een minutes ing
e required by the jury in district 7
TT here to find Daisy Lewis of
city guilty of the charge of pos. Mo
ion of liquor. :.
aidwell,-Apple growers Of this | kno
ION last week voted to close no one
for Jonathans before September one
t less than $40 a ton.
A. Pape was elected "a
d knight Of the Nampa council. man
'hts OF Columbus, at the annual the
Ion of the order. roor
of claims against
'lrst National bank of Mamma
closed its doors last March, 49,.
BENG filed rapidly by depositors -. :.
ding to c. c. Sill, receiver. W =,
III u
mpa,-The city officials last she
signed the papers purchasing WON
. foot lot adjoining the city 81
which was formerly the proper their
Mrs. Ida Sons. she {
ette-psvot,o 81 (Six
he cole 30 a. ie- II
|, for 81 az - ''A"'n"h day,
His |
atelio, Approximately 500 State
ISIS and their wives are ex- work
TO meet here in October 10 | was
The annual convention Of the take
State Pharmaceutical assocfa.
IA the annual school cleo. -
81 week Henry y. Thomas ana "e'.p'
F'A''Ss' And
'eiio - George W. Merritt Of stay