The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1923-04-06
Notes
FROM An Parts Of
UTAH

shape Tor tAo annual BLACK an
White day." which will be held a
Richmond early In May.
Spanish Fork. Strenuous effort
will be made to put this city on tn,
map the coming summer, according t,
the cloan-town campaign arranged To-
1t . meeting Of the elsan-town com
mittee.
Ogden.-Ogden Elks have announc
cd the purchase OF about 100 lots In
Mountain View cemetery, adjoining
other lots in what is known as the
Elks' rest.
Price.-A new Boy Scout troop was
organized In Sunnyside. under the d.
rection Of P. H. Rhead, deputy state
scout commissioner
Brigham Cty-Plans are being
made by the Service Star Legion to
plant Memory grove" In honor of
ex-servics mon.
Price.-At the bond election for the
Improvement of the schools OF Car
bon county an issue of S22,500 was
voted.
Midvale.-Beet growers Of Salt
Lake county have ratified tho Utah
Idaho Sugar company's 1923 contract,
with the tonnage clause, at a meet
ing held in Hidvale.
Provo.-Bids have been called for
by the Columbia Steel corporation on
two large smokestacks to be Installed
at the Springville plant az soon MS
possible.
Helper. - SIX men are fhcing
charges Of violation of the federal
prohibition laws as a result OF raids
made In the Helper, Mcfarland, Spring
Canyon district by prohibition agents.
Mt. Pleasant.-Two alleged moon
shine stills were raided and contents
confiscated by County Attorney A. w. |
Jensen and Deputy Sheriff ]. G. |
Carlston.
Nephi.-Burglars entered the store
IF w. West, at Mona, eight miles
North of Nephi, and removed mer-
to the value OF $500.
Salt Lake.-The establishment OF
'hirt factory for the employment
" convict labor in the state prison
vas given the approval of Governor
dabey.
Ogden.-John Lobello, 4S, was sent
o the city Jail for four months by
Judge Roberts, following conviction
n charge of stealing bicycle.
Salt Lake-Opening for filing of
wo plats of land In Grand county,
ear Thompsons station, is announced
y Gould B. Blakeley, registrar of
he United States land office.
Wellsville.-John A. Leatham, 81,
lmeber Of the house of representa-
YES in the recently adjourney leg
lature, died at his residence here.
Ogden--John W. Klaner, 81 years
age, suffered serious injuries when
Q was struck by . streetcar In front
his office.
Provo.-Fire at the Page school,
Gated on the canyon road about a
IF mile out Of the city limits, char
ID the floor and the Dashboard
Salt Lake-The price OF beet sugar
| the local market decreased 40
nts a bag. Some OF the larger
ores quote sugar at 5000.
Proyo.-A fractured skull, dislo-
ted elbow and bruises about the
Is and body were suffered by AL
IT Olsen, II, when he fell in front
roller used in leveling a ball
Id.
Logan.--In the city court Lavere
d Allen Rocks were found guilty
a jury Of stealing hay from Eu- !
ne Nelson of Newton.
recent application
the city council for the water sup
: from two springs in Huntington
lyon for culinary purposes has {
IN granted. ;
funtington--A post of the Ameri- :
! Legion was organized in Hunt
ton with the initiation of eight ,
mer soldiers.
'ountain Green. The Fountain
en- Woolgrowers' association has
sred its wool clip, consisting OF
900 pounds of fine medium and
blood staple wool for sale.
merican Fork.-It Is reported that
roup are trying to get possession
cave, the Commercial
, have appointed a committee to
,stigate this rumor.
ungtinGton.- Anton Nielsen
announced the purchase of 700
OF FIRE hose and q car TO use az
fighting equipment.