Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1923-08-17
Short News Notes
From All Parts of
IDAHO

- ~'dHp PREPARATIONS nave Dee
: made for the construction in Namp
OF a new worehouse by the Alder
Dickinson Seed company OF Chicago
Makay - Announcement is mad
that the Lemhi national forest 1
now within a Fal1on fire law distric
which includes all Of the lands within
the forest and all outside lands with
In one-half mile of the forest boun
dairy.
Hailey-Judge w. I. Houston fined
Lynn Driscoll and Walter Goodine
500 each for the reckless destruc-
ton OF sage chickens.
Boise. State inheritance tax
amounting to s23,3646O was received
by the state of Idaho from the estate
of Eugene r. Day wealthy north
Idaho mine owner
Idaho Falis-Joseph Kinnensen.
lineman in the employ OF the Utah
Power & Light Co., was electrocuted
by one of the high power lines of
the company near Woodyille.
Mountain Home Little George
Doty, who fell into the hot springs
few miles from Mountain Home
July 10 and was badly scalded, died
July 20. He was 8 months old.
Hailey-There is a definite move
ment on foot here to organize q
Woman's Relief corps in HALEY.
Rupert.-After a three-mile hard
run, the heroic efforts of the Rupert
fire department to have the 50-ton
stack of alfalfa belonging to Lee
Brown, three miles northeast of |
town proved futile
Twin Falls.-Raymond Wilder, who
tween $4,000 and $4,000 for crop
losses from hail in the Twin Falls
district recently have just been ad-
justed Insurance company repre-
sentatives.
Rupert-To stimulate Saturday
evening shopping merchants of the
'ity have arranged to repeat the free
street dancing and movie shows
which proved SO popular last year.
Twin Falsl-Raymond Wilder, who
vas shot in the leg at Hansen by a
Ieputy sheriff OF Twin Falls, when
re resisted arrest a week ago, escaped ,
rom the Twin Falls county hospital. q
Malad.-The Idaho Enterprise and 4
he Oneida County News, Malads S
wo local papers, haye consolidated, =
nd but one paper will be published $
t Malad hereafter. a
Homage to the memory of President B
Warren G. Harding was paid by 60OO
eople of Boise and southern Idaho N
public services held on the steps of
he state capitol. o.
Boise.-"One dollar a mile" the NJ
ew motto of Police Judge II. C. -
DOM for speeders. w
notwithstanding expenses to the it
me and then some, the city council be
rs passed its annual appropriation
II calling for S27.651. Estimates in
e budget submitted some weeks ago so
He'd for $40, 100. 80 80
Wallace-Forest fires which have sp
zen raging over 200 square miles of co
{ over timber on Marble creek in ca
loshone county are practically under p
ntrol, it is reported from forestry an
adquarters. sci
A. Mcclure Of Red De
uff, California, tourist Mt the Cald-
III auto park, was robbed of $50 in an,
sh and a gold watch and chain. cor
D., bit
was received hero ali
the electrocution of Fred Berenls. yea
the injury of Henry Fevy while wo
men were in the act of moving we,
hay derrick under a high tension ant
yer line. con con
Nampa = Produce men announce th h,s
I they expect TO ship a hundred Kin
loads of onions from the Mamma boy
t,io. +,;. ro,. par
'''S SN''''n' and
dwall-paily bulletins. dealing hin,
h the potato situation. both local wor
nations, will be issued by the
eminent from this city. sure
ocatello-Quick action was secur- 70 TO-,
in disposing Of the bond issue OF sist'
atello school district No. A are
RI time ago an issue Of s2io.OO oIde
authorized by overwhelming vote. the
Was sold 70 the National Bank Of sirl
10 81
ihl-Despondency IS believed 10 BEN
caused Dr. a. J. Sisley deputy ~heI
veterinarian. 10 fauliy shoot 81 y
self through fhs heed shap
'eateilo-AD 40 finuosk gun ~ ens
''iHin or-ip was uiopsheI no ao eoayl
~ d Galloway farm so0u offa = n
tni fas pres0nffd f0 ADJ. r.fh. s1osl