The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1923-11-29
Short News Notes
From All Parts of
IDAHO

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county dependents.
Idaho Falls..-Lee Stocker and YER
non Avis, who pleaded guilty to hav-
ing in their possession an automobile
belonging TO B. F. Duffin on the
night Of November 5, have been given
ninety days in Jail by Judge Peck.
Rupert-Some beet yields have
been reported as high as twenty-one
to twenty-four tons per acre. The
average will be between Twelve and
thirteen tons.
Hailey.-In commemoration Of Ar
mictice day the Blaine county post
Of the American Legion held exer-
eises In the Haley opera house. Tho
hall was filled.
Idaho Falls.-Nick Marius recently
found guilty Of burglary in connec-
ton with the robbery of the Neal &
Smith store was sentenced to serve
an indeterminate term of from one
to fifteen years in the state penlten-
tiary.
Rupert.-A Chess and Checker club /
has been organized and arrangements
are being made for games with other
clubs in the state. Clarence Bush has
been elected president and F. s. Val
entine is secretary.
Occur d'Alene.-Rahle Harris, 49,
year old boy, an employee at the Win
Ton mill, had his hand so badly crush
ID In the mill last week that it had
20 be amputated.
Twin Falls.-Joseph Basterredrea,
Who has been held under arrest since
September 30, for the shooting of
dodesto Arriaca, was released from
ebony charge last week.
Idaho Falls-Local Kiwanians have
ompleted plans for the establishment
I scholarship to be awarded 10
nat individual who develops the q
reatest personality and individuality .
aring the high school period. m
caldwell,-The total shipments OF a
'tatoes from Idaho this season u, y
November Q. were as follows: VI
2.O51 cars; Burley. 81
uni HOO cars; Idaho Falls 1907 cars. u
Nampa.-Joe Rivett had a stranger tn
lping dig potatoes, and paid him I'll
IN check for three dollars. The af
ranger raised the check TO $50. on
ierome,-Jerome senior high school
s dismissed for an entire week to
'et the demand for workers in the Ak
II and potato fields. 80
Solse-C. A. Allen and Roy Clemens st,
focatello were declared guilty OF sar
session OF intoxicating liquor In a Ing
RENE court decision delivered nv lac
tice Robert N. Dunn. the
SIN
'ampa.-An issue OF bonds agpre- \
ing $4,000 has been retired be
'ugh issuance OF warrants by an,
eph DePartee. clerk OF the Nampa act,
Dol district. en-,
a car shortage nov
apples continues. there are from imp
o W cars going out daily from this aiso
riet. Some OF the cars are now III
ying charcoal heaters. .
ton
lldwell,-'Sheriff Mason Wednes. pro,
summoned a yenire OF 35 men to be |
II In district court A long list tie
ases has been set for trial with on /
raj criminal prosecutions. ture
catelio. - Building plans for ~
o Technical Institute at Pocatello 49,
indorsed by the state board Of G..
ingtC
MIzera, an en-. crete
- OF the Oregon Short Line get
!. was drowned at Mackay when
II from which lie was fishing
zed. -W
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iley.-Joseph vasco, a rancher of ST
south of Haley, met instant
when working in a gravel pit W0l
Zimmerman hill.
no Falls.-Ralph Salano and
harius, Mexicans, were found Dye
by jury here on charges of
arly.
se.-Luster NJ. Nelson, %. en-
IN the Bullion mine at HALEY
killed almost instantly when =
was driving went over an en-
ient. nor
ateilo-Sarah Talmage. cOlOred. home
"a As the result Of a shooting mona
IN her and another colored wo- ives ;
ne quarrel started over the AT. Direct
IS of a eolOrcd gentleman. tIseme
ey.-Burley Elks enjoyed A h
mt dinner last week in the Elks sood \
Which was attended by about -
MA Cooperative factory ~
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