The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1923-03-30
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IDAHO

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> Pocatello. - Charles Hutchinson
Lamose Edmo and Pedro Lavatta, In
dian lads, were arrested charged b,
Henry Hanson, farmer with havin,
stolen five hogs.
Albion-More than LOO acres O
land In the Deep Creek district wes
of Twin Falls has been sold within
the past four months to buyers from
eastern Idaho, it was announced.
Pocatello.-The date OF the election
on the bond issue for the American
Falls reservoir district has been fixed
for May II. according to announce
ment.
Malad.-A complete still Of 80 GAL
Ions capacity, 50 gallons Of moon
shine whisky, and 800 gallons of
mash, were seized as a result of a
raid by federal prohibition agents In
Owyhee county.
Pocatello.-The body of James
Harvey McDaniels, 40, a boiler in
spector for the o. S. l.. was found
In pit at the roundhouse.
Rigby.-Jack White. an inmate of
the Jefferson county jail, until a
month ago when he sawed his way
10 freedom. has been taken into GUS
tody by the officers in Cokeville.
Wyo., according to word received
Rigby.-W. j. Kinkler, charged with
the robbery of the Jefferson County
National bank here last July returned
for his second trial.
Soda Springs.-Israel Green res
ldent of Grace, was brought to the
Soda. Springs hospital suffering from
injuries received from a dynamite
explosion.
Boise-Arrested by members OF the
police force as they returned to a
chache of whisky Ira Koontz and G. |
q. Kerley. are held in the county
Jail awaiting their preliminary hear
ing.
Boise.-Federal prohibition agents.
raiding a place one mile south of
Boise, confiscated a still, 40 gallons
If mash and five pints of whisky.
Payette.-Roy Jordan, escaped con-
'ict at the Idaho state penitentiary
vas arrested in Payette and returned
o prison after having been gone II
ear.
Rigby.-Death by drowning was
he fate Of r. Stewart as he attempt
d to cross the Snake river at what is
nown as the Kramer ford.
Moscow.-The vandals are the
asketbal champions of the Pacific
oast conference.
Twin Falls.-Three candidates for
layor and seven for commissioner
ave filed their petitions for nomin-
lions at the city clerks office. May e
: ]. d. Tucker seeks reelection.
Pocatello.-James Burk, IA, was
shot in the back by his 6
'other, Freddie, 10, while the two I
ere hunting south of the city.
Driggs.-For the second time in
rec years the office and residence "
DR.. ]. II. Fuller was destroyed by
e with a complete loss of dentist -
struments, furnishings and house "
luables at about $1,000. N
Pocatello.--W. NJ. Ball. one OF the e
y mail carriers, is being given @,
steur treatment as the result OF ST
ing bitten by dog. c.
meeting of the Malad W
nerican Legion post was held at &c
itch time 1t was voted to buy w
and take steps for the erection
memorial building in Malad. M
IDAHO Falls.-Announcemen is
de that the Utah Idaho Sugar COM
ny will Immediately send checks to
best beet growers covering
y-cent bonus ton for the 1922
D. n.
lalad.-At q meeting OF the Onei- r.
County Rod and Gun club held
e, it was decided by club members An
affiliate with the Idaho State
'rtmen's association.
ocatello.-C. A. kimmel arrived -
n Nevada to take the position OF viii
ninal master mechanic for the lea
gon Short Line railro I'D at this COZ
%.
oise-An alleged attempt to wreck 3
ain on the Pacific x Idano North cor
. railway by driving spikes into WI
joints between the rails on a w. w.
re was discovered at mile post 46, emit
r Goodrich. not
girl
Hanson, the newly you
,inted. postmaster at Malad, has tne'
lived his commission. Mr.. Han wo,
states that he will probably take in v
ge OF the office April 1. Skin
'cateIlo. - According to figures for
lated by the farm bureau. 80 per tuni
.,d