The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1923-08-09
Short News Notes
From All Parts of
IDAHO

Mf"%ts tfNENs ~ - @ftA $50 $3.50
d week at Albion State Normal.
:, Occur D'Alene--More than 30
] acres were reported to have bee
covered by fire near the Mage
, ranger station. which was supposel
TO have been caused by lightning.
Burley-Warren Cole, II. son o
= Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Cole fractures
both OF his arms when he fell from
a load Of hay.
POcatello.-Septembe % Will he ar
important date in the history OF To-
cal Shriners, as Idaho Utah, Wyom-
ing Montana and Nevada will unite
in ceremonial to be held here al
that time.
Driggs-Teton county is not under
quarantine for smallpox as announc-
ed in published reports but public
meetings have been banned because
OF case Of the disease developing
In a Wyoming community contiguous
TO this county.
Idaho Falls-Lionel Edward Grow.
aged 26, was committed to the insane
! asylum at BlackfoOt on an order
signed by Judge Peck OF the probate
court.
American Falls-Sheriff George II.
Hansen returned from Forsythe
Mont. with Vern Mcbride and James
Doyle. two .of the three iail-breakers
who beat Jailer Sailing into submis-
mission on July and escaped from
the county Jail.
ocateDo.-Depu!y Sheriffs l.. J.
Moss and Pete Jensen and federal
prohibition enforcement agent visited
the home OF w. II. Kitterman, and
confiscated a copper moonshine still
OF forty gallon capacity.
Shoshone-About 100000 will be
spent in the next two years upon
the thirty-mile road between Lookout
Pass and through to Shoshone in Ida
no. according to the report OF Il. Il.
kidder, senior highway engineer
Rupert.-The year old son of Mr.
and Mrs. II. A. Clark was badly stung
by bees when he wandered near one
OF the hives. The chin was found in
a serious condition.
Boise.-Ernest Calender. IL years
OF age. is the first Boise river victim
OF the year as the result of drowning
while wading near a sand bar at the
foot OF Fourteenth street here.
Boise.-Warren Cron. foreman at
he United States reclamation service
power plant at the diversion dam
near here was electrocuted when his
eg came in contact with a high-ten-
lion line.
Idaho Falls.-Dr. Adolf Huebscher
Il Monroe, Wis. member of the Swiss ;
arrived in Idaho Falls
o confer with the Idaho Falls cham
'er OF commerce relative to estah-
Ishing a Swiss cheese factory here
Idaho Falls.-Harold vallrath. aged
s, was brought back from Pocatello
y Sheriff Criddle and placed in the
ounty Jail on grand larceny charge. 9
allrath Is accused OF having stolen :
Roid.
focatello.-A call for bids 10, tne
OF the new Idaho Tech
niiding in this city has been issued
Y the state board OF education.
Boise-Byron Koch. u years or age. i.
MS drowned in the Payette river at
azeltine island. directly above the
motion Of the Snake river ami the
Pocatello-A body mutilascd ~
lch an extent that 1t was hardly
cognizable was found in the middle
the westbound track on the Oregon
hort Line right of way a mile and a /
IN west OF the city. |
Hailey.-The "Picotte corner has
st its historic building. the old home
the Wood River Times. The build
< was torn down this week to make
ON for filling station.
Pocatello.-According TO Fletcher
rkendall, carctaker at the local
nrists' motor camp. a total OF 300
ople has visited the Pocatello camp |
ring July. :
Wood River National
rm Loan association received its
arter this week. with an allotment
$4,000 TO be placed ON farm lands
this county.
Nountain Home John y. johnson.
a pioneer resident % Elmore coun-
met instant death when he feH
m load u hay atop a wagon.
8cise.-The season opens August 1
''Gehout most 81 Idaho on SAGE
as and for enc month the hunters
Idaho VIII pursue this game bird. r.
ioise-feasibllity Of constructing a
ire-eleetric plan, at the Arrowrock Il
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