Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1923-01-19
Pfhy News Notes
From All Parts of
IDAHO


gon. Q. Il. Allison, secretary of tn
show, says the quality of exhibits
better than ever shown before.
f. Pocatello.-The Superior Afillin
company has began construction O
the new alfalfa mill west of the city
The new mill will have capacit,
OF Z carloads of meal day.
Observation-Disclosures demanding thu
Governor c. G. Moore ask for ant
accept the resignation of w. ]. Hall
state commissioner of public works
were adopted by the Idaho chapter
OF the American Association of En-.
gineers.
Poeatello.-Approximately $40 900.
o00 viii be expended on the Ameri-
can Falls reservoir and on the north
side hlinidoka project. should the pro-
posed dam be built.
Caldwell. -Miss Margaret Know).
ton defeated for reelection as Can.
yon county superintendent OF schools
has refused to give up her office to
her successor whom Miss Knowlton
claims is not entitled to hold office
under the state law.
Washington.-The department ot
the interior report that s1S,30o. 900
worth of precious metals were mined
In Idaho during the past year.
Boise.-The secretary of state an.
nounces that prosecution of motorists
whose cars do not carry a 1921 II.
,ense rgate by February 10. will be
started on that date.
Sheriff Henderson has
made the appointment of five of his
deputies.
Twin Falls-It is announced tho,
iuaho farmers and two sugar com.
paAies have agreed on the contract
Tor 1913 beets. The price is sad
- ne 5000 with profit sharing
scale.
Burley.-The second day or nota.
20 day, al the Idaho state seed show
'no~ed large attendance, principal
y OF farmers. who viewed tile grain
ieaeing ana potato-treating and cut
ing demonstrations.
Idaho Falls.-Ariel Crowley SIN.
lent in the Idaho Falls high schoo,
Fon the second prize last week in the
soy Scout story contest which Is be-
ng conducted by Boise Newspaper
Boise. - More than seventy-tiye
lemoers of the Idaho irrigation con.
TESS were in attendance at the omen.
lg session Of the annual meeting In
his city.
boise.-The annual convention of
he Idaho State Federation of Labor
onvened in the Labor temple with Z
elegates from four Idaho cities
resent.
Kigby.-Snake River post No. 1o4
the Veterans of Foreign Wars was
rmally mustered in at Righy by /
omraGe Horace Doty OF Pocatello
'venteen members we're present. ,
Pocatello.-Nearly $1,000 was rails.
by committee In fifteen minutes !
joint meeting of the different r
uos of the city for putting over the r
American Falls dam election.
Rigby.-B. l.. Bennett retired from :
blic office in Jefferson county. y
len his successor wss sworn in MS h
SCISSOR. Mr.. Bennett has been conn. -
assessor since the formation of IL
fferson county In 1913. pl
Bancroft.-The vicinity OF Bancroft
s visited by one of the strongest pl
1ds on records, last week. ,n
Caldwell--Boys and girls of This ce
Y will be provided with satisfac.
y skating Accommodations if the WI
ather turns cold again, ACCORDING we
plans of the kiwanis club. nm
of the largest ii. as
~
lclal institutions in Washington exr
nty, became one. when the Weiser Pc
tionaI and First National hanks Ga ea,
rged.
'aldwell.-The father of Roher, Os
'twick. VITO is being held for theft 'or
sworn out an insanity com plaint WI
In his son. ne
ampa.-lnstaIlatIon by the stat, Is
new water system of a. 900 pal , ne
capacity WI be completed al IN, nal
e sanitarium within the next 81,
ks IL is reported. "
aidwell.-R u. Bryant, sentencee 10
Q Caldwell on charge OF buro WI
, made his escape from the couu g
Isu. ,ns
via Folls.-w u, Rambo Of Pan, ,ss
hA's ne honor ~ sppplyinv IN, .
fsaapfe ~ the idaho Dun, az
'as's banquet here > pure bre, >