The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1923-05-04
Short News Notes
From All Parts of
IDAHO

family and landed a 500 FOUNDER nea
the mouth of Reynolds creek.
Boise.-No branch office of tn,
Idaho state department of agricul
ture will be maintained for the mex
two years at least, it was announced
by Mark A. Means, state commits.
sioner of agriculture.
Blackfoot-Two burglaries in wide.
ly separated localities, with evil
dences of incendiarism in one case
were reported to the office of Sheriff
A. b. Stephens.
Caldwell.-F. r. Miller, former
cashier of the Western National bank
of Caldwell, was acquitted on two
counts of an indictment charging en-
bezzlement by federal court jury.
Twin Falls-Fragament of a per-
mission cap, thrown into a bonfire,
are responsible for the loss of an eye
by Robert Thompson age 10.
Malad.-Prohibition officers swoop-
ed down on the town of Lava Hot
Springs confiscated several gallons Of
moon" and arrested three persons
fo- alleged violations of the liquor
law.
Notwithstanding to figures
compiled by Fire Chief A. b. Can
held. who is in charge of building
permits, construction work now GO
ing on in Pocatello reaches well over
100000.
Pocatello.-As a result of activities
of the Bannock County Sportsmen's
association twenty cans of trout fry
arrived in Pocatello and were planted
In streams tributary to the Portneuf
river.
Shoshone.-The automobile owners
Of Shoshone have formed an associa-
lion and affiliated with the American
Automobile association.
Pocatello.-On account of the de-
nand for pine in the northwest, there
s great interest in the government
sale of 65,000.000 standing feet of
white pine to be sold on the Nez
'erce reservation.
Idaho Falls.-"Tut Tut" the first
edition of paper to be issued by the
ocal boys of the American Legion,
las made its appearance.
Soda Springs.-I company, 1S6th
infantry of the Idaho National Guard
las been reorganized at Soda
Springs with Lionel A. Richards as
'aptain and E. X. Gorton as first
lieutenant.
Blackfoot.-At the first meeting of |
he new board Of the Biaclfoot asy- |
um, 1t was decided that DR.. C. A.
foover should remain as superin-
endent but his work will be con-
med to the care of the patients, and
'euben Johnson will take charge of
be farm.
Boise. - Mystery surrounds the
cath of John Maloney, pioneer
tockman. He passed away a week
so, supposedly from pneumonia, but
oroner William McBratney decided
hold an autopsy, and it revealed
olson.
Idaho Falls.-The largest shipment
potatoes to ever leave Idaho in
ne day moved out OF the state when
81 cars were shipped to eastern
alifornia markets.
Pocatello.-"Plan to Plant Another
ree," is the slogan of the Kiwanis
ub in its tree-planting campaign
cling carried on here.
Soda Springs.-It is stated that 6S,-
10 fleeces totaling almost one half
fllion pounds, is being cornered by
l organization known as the Soda
prings pool
Boise.-A Boise taxidermist is pre-
ring forty-seven Idaho rattlesnakes
r shipment to Amsterdam, Holland,
here a number will be placed in a ]
illogical garden and others will be ,,
ed by the Dutch government in ex-
rimental work.
- Organizers OF the ]
lrmers' National bank of Troy,
aho, through Clarence Larson, have :
piled to the treasury department 8
r federal charter. The bank has I
capital of $4,000. T
Paul.-The sugar factory at Paul, ,
aho, will have a record-breaking T
n next fall, in the opinion OF sugar !
mpany men, after checking up the :
reage signed this week.
Emmett.-Two hundred men and a h
mber OF teams will be employed 4
is season in building 40 miles of q
nd in the Payette National forest. 4
Boomers Ferry. Hewitt was fin
500 and costs by Justice Knickel- ii
& of that place for killing deer 1
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