The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1923-05-09
Short News Notes
From All Parts of
IDAHO

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y Malad5-More than fifty state d.
40 partment OF agriculture produce II
spectors were appointed this week
4. handle Idaho's fruit and vegetabl
" crop this year.
~ Emmett-Two hundred men and
- number Of teams will be employee
T. this season in building 40 miles O
. road In the Payette National forest.
Bonners Ferry-F. Hewitt was fin
ed 500 and costs by Justice Knickel
birg Of that place for killing a dec
g out of season.
/. Twin Falls.-Initial steps toward
] organization of twilight league base
ball clubs in Twin Falls were taken
at a meeting Of players and fans.
Pocatello.-Cars of Idaho produce
Inspected by state inspectors during
the past week totaled 342, 1t was an
nounced by Mark A. Means state COM
missioner Of agriculture.
Boise.-Sheriff O. Y. Mason, of Can.
yon county was fined 5000 by Federal
Judge f. s. Dietrich for allowing a
federal prisoner too much liberty.
Burley.-About 5000 acres of beets
have been signed up by the farmers
In this district for the Amalgamated
sugar company.
American Falls.-In an effort to
raise funds to assist in financing the
American Falls dam project, A. c..
Hlnkley and Guy Flenner addressed
members of the Salt Lake Chamber OF
Commerce membership lucheon.
Malad.-A pool of approximately
5000 pounds of wool has been made
by the woolgrowers of the Twin Falls
south side district.
Boise.-Warren G. Swendsen, state
commission of reclamation, has plac-
ed the seal of state approval upon
the plan of procedure of the American |
Falls reservoir district.
Malad.-At school board meeting
Professor Angus Maughn was reem-
ployed as principal of the Malad pub
lie schools.
Nampa-The fishing and hunting
licenses for the season of 1928 the
printing of which was delayed, will
be ready within a few days, 1t was
announced by the game department.
Boise.-Major Harry T. Lewis of
Fruitland was reappointed as adult
ant general of Idaho.
Shoshone. = Thirty eight thousand
acre-feet of water flowing into the ,
Magic reservoir the past week, as !
sures the farmers of this section q ,
good crop. j
Pocatello.-Roy Alfred of American /
Falls was arrested by Deputy U. S. :
Marshall George w. Sutherland on a :
charge of fraudulent use of the mails. '
Boise.-Out of sixty applications 8
or pardon, only three were allowed. n
These were to George Miller, David 4
Evans and Mike O'Rourke. =
Caldwell.-The Harmon Drug COM II
)any completed a deal whereby the o
lrug store now owned by George F. g g
ScReynolds was purchased by Har I,
non. W
Caldwell. = The Salvation Army HI
las opened a free employment agency p
t their barracks. a
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS G. G. Moore &c
as announced his intention to ac- D
ept the invitation to be present at
10 annual commencement exercises " "
the University. tr
Malad.-The prospects for bum "
er dry farm crop in Oneida county to
re- excellent. The fall grain looks &c,
EXCEPTIONALLY good and there is an of
Of moisture in the ground. Al
Moscow.-There will be 1876 in this d.
'ring's graduating class at the Uni
srsity of Idaho, according to tab T,
alton made by the recorders office. let
wi
Pocatello-Mr. and Mrs Peter es
ainey are in hospital seriously in ma
red as the result of a collision with w..
switch engine when riding in their pr
Itomobile. tel
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Pocatello.-Charles Stuck, son of thu
w. Stuck, was painfully injured as an an,
g result of being struck and run it.
er by an automobile while riding a ge
cycle. II
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Blackfoot.-At meeting of the di- wa
ctors of the First National bank Re
seph Coumerith was elected vice aw
esident, filling the vacancy created vel
the death of E. M. Kennedy. i ,ro
observation-disclosures Morales, TO
sxican. was shot through the alb
men by a compton while hunting To
uirrels near here.
Emmett.-Friends of Miss Kathor ing
3 Mann are urging her to accept sst
9 nomination for mayor Of Emmett add