Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1923-02-09
Pthy News Notes
From All Parts of
IDAHO

POcatello.-Federal Judge Dietrich
has conditionally granted d new triai
in the case of Theodore Enders O,
Soda Springs against the Alliance
Insurance company.
Pocatello.-Physicians now believe
that Mrs. T. Woodland who was shot
last week by her husband has god
chances for recovery.
Pocatello.-The first offender Of
the Idaho "blue sky law against
selling "wildcat, stocks in Pocatello
IS J. b. King, who was arrested here.
Garden valIey.-On account OF the
heavy snow Schivler brothers had
the misfortune to have a large shed
so down killing 400 head of cattle.
Ashton.-Word has been received
from Montreal to the effect th4t Il
team Of Canadian dogs viii be en-
tered in the derby at Ashton.
Caldwell.-M. II. Shumat was TAX
en- into custody by Sheriff Mason He
is charged with passing fraudulent
check.
Boise.-Charles Kahn. treasurer of
the Associated Charities, will receive
S1,49T.50 as the net result Of the
Charity ball held in this city.
SampaI.-Market territory for Ida
ho apples east Of the mississippi rlv-
er will be opened up. It is believed
as the result Of a new freight rate
soon to be published.
Bo,se-At the January meeting or
the visiting Nurses association, the
nurse reported lis visits made in the
last three weeks.
Challis.-The parent-teacher ass'-
citation has taken steps to keep the
children from attending the dances.
Rupert.-An aristocratic young h0l-
steil bull, with a pedigree which
stamps him among the best in the
country was purchased by H. c. Han
sen.
Observation-Disclosures, realizing the
importance of dairy development and
particularly the necess 'ty of using
good sires have completed the or.
ganiZati-n of bull association.
Parma.-The association OF CON-
merce has arrangements male for
a movable school to be put on by the
agricultural extension department.
Blackfoot.-The pelts of 60 preda-
tory animals were presented at the
sheriff's office here during the year
1922. The state bounty will total
S171O.
Pocatello.-A resolution was pass
ed by the local club of the Loyal Or
der of Moose asking the president
of the United States TO set aside
week which shall be designated as
"Ant:narcotic week."
Malad.-The great possibilities OF
arte,an water n Malad valley are
illustrated on the farm or Joseph
Thorpe. He is irrigating leo acres
from artesian wells.
Moscow.-Dr. f. III. Leitch was ap-
pointed Latah county coroner by the
commissioners, to succeed Glen Gr.ce.
Lewiston. The Oregon Packing
company, announced that it had clos
ed contracts for the output OF about
400 acres of cherry and peach orch
ards in the Lewiston Orchards dis
trict.
Parma.-Many thousand more head |
Of ewes will be lambed this season |
in the Parma district than ever be- |
fore. Large prepare tons for Landing |
are now being made.
Pocatello.-A complete indentifica- |
ton bureau of fingerprint files is be- |
ing established at Sheriff w. II. Hen
dersons office.
Boise.--A gain o. 1000 head IN
Idahos livestock population and an
Increase in total values OF S6.0j0,O 600 |
over Lust year, are the encouraging |
features OF the annual livestock sur.
vey just made.
Nampa-The annual financial state
ment of the Aampa and Meridian
irrigation district. made public. places
the resources Of the district u. S..
04o, 720.36.
Boise.-Local dollhouse radishes
were received IN quantity on the
Boise markets and found a ready /
market at 10 cents bunch.
81. Maries AProbate Judge Mitchell |
He'd suit aga nst Benewah county on I
account OF the commissioners acts
"a cutting HIS salary 10 $500 year.
0rangeyille.-- first OF 70 saw
mills % De erected IN Caribou copn'