The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1923-02-02
Pithy News Notes
From All Parts of
IDAHO

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Emmctt-Old directors and ofti-
GERS of the First National bank OF
Emmett. Idaho. have been reelected
! to serve for the ensuing year.
Pocatello. - According to rumors
from various sources in southern
Idaho there is prospect OF an interur
ban railroad being built into Pocatel-
10 from the south.
MidGtston-Eight hundred d. liars
/ per acre is the estimated revenue
which George Myers will receive for
crop of lettuce seed produced this
year.
Nampa.-A fine of $50 wrs impos-
ed upon Norman Dedman by Justice
Howard King for carrying concealed
weap ms.
Moscow.-The "Silver Lance" an
honorary society flr senior men. has
heen organized at the University Of
Idaho.
Idaho Falls Announcement is
made that the First National Bans
o. Richly has consolidated with the
Jefferson State bank of Menan.
Blackfoot.-Ga and oil permits
have been issued through the Black
foot land office to tw enty applicants
for prospecting $4,000 acres of land.
Nampa.-permit has hecn issued to
G. c. Minder to build a $4,000 green
house here.
Nampa.-Sixteen hundred pounds
OF carp were seined from the city
reservoir by game warden Dean. last
week.
Boise.-For wool sales the Coop
erative Wool Growers has just dis
tribute $5S,OOO TO its members re-
siding in Idaho and eastern Oregon,
and Washington.
Notwithstanding a dog which
caused their car to overturn is be
lived to have caused the death of
ID. b. Eakin and Ray Hall.
AIalad.-Alining except FIR gold. ex-
perienced a revival in idaho during
1922, according to statement in
the annual report of Stuart Camp
bell
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Lewis has
received word that tie proposal of
w. b. Howell to carry mail on the
new rural free route between Nc
Cannon and Robin has been accept
ed.
Albion.-Reports from Oakley, Ida
no are to the effect That another
rich strike has been made at the vi
pont silver mine.
Pocatello.-The corcner's jury call
ed in the case OF the shooting to
death II Charles c. Sandusky, gave
a npncOmmital verdict.
MalGd.-The boys OF ST. John are
showing much interest in the boy
scout movement, and recsntly a scout
troop was organized there.
Rigby-An attempt to start fire
with gasoline proved fatal to Mrs.
Claude Beck of Cedar Point.
llo.-Anouncement is made !
of the construction Of new build
ing costing 500 O)o. at the corner Of
Main and Lander streets.
Filer-Students can now get a |
light lunch for 10 cents. at the hool |
cafeteria. which has been in opera
t on for 4 weeks.
Twin Falls.-The First National !
bank of Rupert, and the Bank of
Paul, Idaho, voluntarily closed their
doors.
Boise.-L. w. 1hrailkill has receiv-
ed notice of his appointment as post
master, and $4,000 bond authorized.
Gooding-A large number attended
the two days ssion CT Idaho State
Grange meeting here.
Pocatello.-Assesors have, decided
to asses bank stock at 60 per cent
of its value this year.
Moscow.-Eighty eight awards wrre
won by exhibits Of Inc Idaho state
unise sity at the Pacific Information
al show.
nailey.-The city has obtained two
rooms, in the court house. which will
be used as Jail
Namapa-Changes in methods OF
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packing and grading Idaho fruit, next
season, are expected.
Gooding.-The Marion creamery of
Coodiag shipped carload of butter
last weet. the value at approximate
ly $4,000.
Malad-The board of commission
srs nave appo' ntai Or. II. Z. Mauer,
physician of Oneida county.
Pncatello-Dr. II. NJ Ray was ap-
DO nted Bannock county physician by
he county commissioners.