Shoshone journal., 1923-10-26
STATES ARE URGED
TO ENFORCE LAWS
PRESIDENT coNsULTs WITH
MORE THAN THIRTY
GOVERNORS

timber land Will be sold at auction |
Northern Idaho during November.
BoiSe.-Twenty nurses have passe
10 the state board examination held re
Gently at Lewiston. Ten were from
Lewiston. 6, Boise; Moscow, ant
one each Nampa and st. Maries.
Pocatello. - In federal court her,
Charles Chapman changed his ples
=, from not guilty to guilty to the
!, charge of possession and manufac.
ture of liquor. and was fined 5000.
Idaho Falls,-The first ten cars of
, potatoes for the Idaho Potato Grow,
ers exchange the cooperative market.
ing exchange formed to handle the
Idaho potato crop, were sold last
week.
Salmon,-Lemhi county is doing its
part toward furnishing the world with
the famous big Idaho potatoes"
Many carloads have been shipped out
this fall.
Blackfoot,-Robert Hansen and L.
H. Sorenson of Logan, Utah. were
injured and tlreir automobile wrecked
SIX miles south of this city when they
collided with road barricade erected
by contractors.
Pocatello,-During the open deer
season many fine bucks and some |
barren does have been brought in by
local sportsmen. Most of the deer
have been taken in the Mackay sec.
tion.
Pocatello,-President Charles r
FRAZIER of the Idaho Technical in
stltute has received official notifica-
tion OF his election as member OF
the National Economic league to re-
present the state of Idaho.
iBurley-The two bond issues of
$1,000 for payment on the city hall
and $4,000 as purchase price of the
lalr grounds for the purpose of estab-
lshlng a recreation park, carried with
'ie maJorltles at the special election.
Ao1on,-A farmer near Twin Falls ]
\ A. Hartman, claims a record on {
mail acreage for clover seed. He sold I
ne crop from sixteen acres at S1,705.
Moscow,-Six hundred Odd Fellows
no Rekekahs were here as delegates
the annual session of the grand
)dge l.
Emmett,VBoise Riggs, Jr,, sheriff I
Gem county. rendered his resigna- II
Oh on account of his own business Il
his personal attention. o.
Fourth ward L. D. n
chapel, recently completed, was w
ulcated last week. President Heber or
Grant and other high officials from 10
IL Lake were present for the cere- or
onies. VI
laano Falls.-Idaho Falls Rotary by
70 mas presented the high school We
lieuc association with six blankets ac
De used by the football team. The au
'es are in the high school colors Of
nge and black.
'olse,-One hundred and fifty Ada
MY land owners were served with SO,
nquent 1921 tax notices. and MIA. apl
Us were placed on the property in plo
7ed sto
ampa,-Dr. Verne Bodmore Of Po- .ai4
ello was elected president OF the - e.' y
10 Osteopathic association at the 80. -.
ing session of its two-day conyen- -,
here. lie
ask
Of the Caldwell IA {
oltlce for the third quarter. end graz
september 30, shows substantial, hon,
over the corresponding quarter of 16.
ains 10 the report Of ]. B. ty-fi
49, pe'' 'er' seal,
'mpa-An crews OF tho Non,ro othe
way district are working at full
10 put the 200 miles of highway
condition for the winter. M La
w highway engineer, reported Cyre
Sci. w. Case. first Idaboan natiy
cted under the new "Iazv bra Cent
law, has been reprieyed nv Frida
G. Moore when he arranoad Tripo
'cure work and agreed TO pro. 10 de
or his family. airpla
ert,-H. V. CreasOn bas h..
ted assistant county attorney MAJ
'ounty commissioners having Der j.
. county Attorney c. NJ Adams ed ne
months leave OF absence an ''N der d
Of III health larry.
are under way 10 ,aa',',' ',DHpH
cheese faetory IN the MOOD ,, 'prp'D
egpntfy win Gannet as tbe N','s
me plan eaiis Tor 40 INITIAL in. ''' "
li ~ $4,000 anq q regular daily
pply of 1000 pounds 4
- seventeen local mmers Nun
'e'f'q . fpp earloag N Dotat, "a .
tNflI hHff l.lald.a ..ll ITIHQ