The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1923-06-08
Short News Notes
From, An Parts of
IDAHO

Twin Falls.-The Oregon Sbor
Line will begin survey under the
personal direction Of Chief Engineer
w. r. Armstrong of a line from Rog-
erson, Idaho, to Wells, New, it was
announced.
Idaho Falls.-T III. Farmer, freight
and passenger agent for the Oregon
Short Line, was elected president OF
the Idaho Falls Rotary club at the
annual election.
Rigby.-Sheriff George T. Lufllin,
arrived with parts of what was no
doubt the largest still ever operated
| In Jefferson county. The outfit was
located 10 miles northeast of Roberts.
Twin Falls.-Struck down by the
premature explosion of a charge of
dynamite used in blasting drainage
ditch on farm ten miles northeast
of here, John Erickson, 40, was in
stantly killed by the defamation of
subsequent charges.
Idaho Falls.-A special grand jury
session has been called at which the
shortage of funds alleged against ]. J.
Crowley, former assessor and tax col
lector, will be resubmitted
Blackfoot-A frame dwelling own
ed by Charles Dahman, formerly the
home of Attorney w. A. Beakley. was
damaged, to the extent of $1,000 by
fire.
Blackfoot-1ne jury hearing the
case of the state against William Mil
lick of Challis, charged with murder,
as accessory before the fact, returned
verdict of acquittal.
Blackfoot-Fred Glassburn, fore
man of the Thomas G. Bond stock !
ranch, was severely injured while de- |
horning a vicious animal. The animal |
drove one of its horns entirely |
through Glassburn's hand.
Poctaello. = Floyd Sandusky, IS |
year-old boy tried last week in the |
district court for murder of his father,
Charles Sandusky, was found not |
guilty by the jury.
Pocatello.-Bryan Proctor, an en-
ployee of the o. s. L. was fatally in
iured while working under an engine
in the roundhouse. His chest was
badly crushed when he was caught
beneath a brakebeam.
Boise.-Isaac Warren, colored,
life prisoner sent up from Bannock
county for murder escaped from the
state penitentiary. Warren had been
/ trustee for the past four years.
Salmon.-Supt C S. Scribner of the
Salmon forest reserve is sending a
rev of men into the field this week
o begin work on the trail to be built
rom the Boyle ranch up Clear Creek.
Kuna.-The new patent lock on the
auit of the Kuna State bank was too
duplicated for yeggs who broke into
he building and attempted to gain
dmittance to the place where the
honey is kept.
Idaho Falls.-Bishop c. r. Din
cooley has been named by Governor
. G. Moore as his personal represen-
ltive to attend the Idaho Pioneer
ay celebration at Franklin.
Malad.- Idaho growers OF certified
led are urged to have their seed
sted for standard requirements in a
llletin issued Monday by the agron- =
ny department Of the university ex-
nsion division.
Idaho Falls. Wayne, the 9-year old
IN of Mr.. and Mrs. Reuben Melquist {
as struck by an automobile while
ding his bicycle.
Rupert.-The Rotary clubs of Ru- n
rt, Twin Falls, Burley and Bull u
we decided on a paid executive for 8
W Scout work in these cities. The v
tire expense will be borne by the 2
lr towns. ii
Idaho Falls.-The Idaho Falls Ala d
am of the Mountain States Tele- s.
one and Telegraph company won a.
st place in the contest for state
ampionship at Boise. Of
Fort Hall.-Mrs. Victoria Van Loan =
Pocatello is dead from injuries re-
we'd when the automobile in which
e was riding, ran off the road near
re. I
Lewiston. Estimates furnised re J
lily by three wholesale distributors
gasoline In Lewiston, show that 4
, state of Idaho will receive from c
IN through the medium of the 2 Z
1t gasoline tax, the approximate ?
n OF $1,000 for the month Of April. Y
Ilbion.-Henry w. Tucker OF CASSIDY
Inty received an honorary dfrae
doctor of philosophy IN Nav 10
m Aran Univers ~ Germany.