The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1923-08-03
News Notes
From All Parts of
UTAH

Wellsville-A fire Of unknown orig
in completely destroyed the Wensville
meat market, belonging to Henry
Haslan.
Pleasant Grove-Falling with his
horse down steep slide of 800 feet,
Scoutmaster Paul Walker was pain
fully injured while riding in Ameri-
can Fork canyon.
Panguitch-Th State Bank OF
Garfield at PangIitch closed its doors
by direction Of Seth Pixton, state
bank commissioner, who automatically
becomes receiver of the institution
under the state law.
Provo.-Ysaac Baldez, was killed
when he was thrown from an auto
mobile trailer near Thistle.
Logan-A large party of men are
working in Logan canyon to remove
the $500 feet of old pipe line and 600
feet of flume which Logan City has
decided not to repair.
Smithfield-Ho peas, together with
flying fragments of the cooker lid,
pelted and burned a score Of workmen
here when safety valve of steam
pressure cooker failed to operate at
the Morgan Canning company's
plant
Bountiful = The hampton Auto
company garage was entered by fore
ing open a rear window and five
tires valued at $50 were stolen.
Kaysville-J. NJ Empey of salt
Lake, driver of the car which caused
the death of Miss Nettie Irene Baker
of Roy, was fined 500 in the city
court here on the charge of driving
car while under the influence OF
intoxicants.
Ogden.-Weber county must at once
begin the construction of new
county jail This was the ultimatum
which was given to the county COM
mission following the conference with
the commission and the state health
board.
Ogden-Plans for the building of
the Riverdale viaduct over the Union
Pacific railroad track at what is
commonly called "Mankiller" curve
have been checked in the office of
the United States bureau of public
roads and sent to the state road
bridge department at Salt Lake.
Salt Lake. - The Utah Central
Transfer company has applied to the
public utilities commission for per-
mission to operate an automobile
freight line between Provo and Levan
and intermediate points. Date for
hearing of the application will be
announced later.
Ogden-Argument over the pay
melt of a taxi fare cost r. b. Dyke
man., so years of age, a $50 fine
when he was brought into the city
court.
Logan.-While driving COWS to
pasture Royal Fisher of Charleston,
turned corner a little too quickly
and his leg, caught between the horse
and the post, was broken.
Bingham-Ground is being broken
for the erection of clubhouse by the |
Utah Copper company on the site
of the old Shawmut mill.
Mt. Pleasant.-Deputy Game War
of twenty-five Chinese
pheasants to be placed in the fields |
here under the protection of the
local game club.
Moab-Ranger Marion Hunt has a
force of men at work on the south |
division of the IaSal national forest
trails. This work will
be completed by fall.
Logan-Cache county has one of
the most bounteous crops of small
fruits in its history. Strawberries,
curranrs and gooseber-
ries are abundant.
. Logan.-The year old son of
George Green narrowly escaped death
when he was rescued from an open
Mt. Pleasant--Under the auspices
Of the Relief societies of North
Sanpete stake a health clinic will be
conducted from July IS to Setpem-
Der l for the children of pre-school
age.
Richmond-For each dollar spent
'or feed the members of the Rich
nond Lewiston cow Testing associa-
ion received return of 1922 on
heir cows during the month of June.
Layton-Layton Scout Troop No.
las organized n scout brass band
rhirty-five scouts have signed up for
membership.
Ogden.-Rerman Guy, 16, of Boise,
IDAHO, was rescued in an unconscious
condition from the Weber river by /.
Stanford of Wilson lane.
Ogden - Weber county property