The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1923-07-18
Short News Notes
From All Parts of
IDAHO

when he was crushed between the
carriage and deck of a clambshell.
Boise-A formal charge of murder
in the first degree has been filed
against Sam Shaver, Montana cattle
man, who shot and killed the alleged
lover of his wife, in the downtown
business section of this city month
ago.
Boise-Ceremonies were held In
dependence Day by the WOman's Re-
! lief corps in Silent camp, Morris Hill
cemetery, in dedication of monu-
ment to the G. A. Il. 1t is the monu-
Boise.
Pocatello-Abe G.. Anderson of So
members in the Idaho Historical So
ciety, has sent to Pocatello half
oXshoe found on the site of old Fort
Hall.
Boise-The first test case inaugu-
rated in Idaho to define the nature of
chiropody under the provisions of
the medical practitiners' license law,
passed by the last Idaho legislature,
has been instituted against Mrs.
Daisy e. Armstrong.
ST. Anthony-Gordon Spiers, 7, son
of Bishop w. W. Spiers of this city,
will live, physicians say, despite
severe skull injuries received when
he fell thirty feet from the top
branchs of popular tree and caught
his head in the forks of the tree.
Washington.-The Oregon Short
Line was authorized by the interstate
commerce commission to proceed |
with the construction of an eleven
mile branch fine running from Ammon
to Dumas, both points in Idaho, to
provide transportation facilities for
an irrigation project.
Downey-A new wat of 5000
pounds capacity is being installed in
the local cheese factory, by the time
The local cheese factory. By the time
hat the daily milk receipts will
each 10000 pounds.
Shelby.-The II year old daughter
" Mr. and Mrs. Peter Olsen died OF
fractured skull, received when the
,irl was thrown from a horse.
Pocatello.-Four young people are
n the hospital and two others were
INJURED as result of an auto acct
ent 10 miles west of the city.
Pocatello-WendeII Inn, at Wen ,
ell, will be converted into a home ,
Or the aged and invalid by the Sis =
srs of Benedict, 1t is announced ;
he building has been vacant for the
asst year.
Pocatello-A roof fire occurred at
lie home of w. G. Raidy, 517 West I
ander street, caused by a fire 1
'acker which had been thrown on h
lie roof h
Pocatello-A delegation of six Ban :
)ck Indians from the Fort Hall res II
walton passed through Pocatello en- C.
ute to Hollywood, Cal, where they a
I'VE four months contract with the G.
asky corporation. 81
ia
Twin Falls.-Three brothers, Glen, >;
om and Lloyd AIKEN, were instantly =,
lied when 10000 volts of electricity W
ssed through their bodies, when p
ey attempted to drive hay der L,
* under the power line. 4,
fire destroyed most of NJ
e stock of groceries of j. N. Ballard,
d damaged the buildings occupied
him and ]. A. Haurbach, before it
Is extinguished. Billiards. loss was ar
900. as
Pocatello-The Pocatello First ward az
APPEL, built p years ago, has recent ~ ~
undergone thorough renovation at -
cost of $500. -
Nashington.-An additional $4,000 wi
I'M the national forest development hi
Id has been allotted toward the con- OF
uction Of the Knox-Y elbow Pine
,hway in the Payette national for
3oise-Paul Dempsey, courthouse 10
nographer is in Jail under charge WI
forging a witness expense certifi- az
e whereby he obtained S129.50 VI
m the county. v"
wa
T. D. Vickery was kill ia,
and Clark Murphy, ID, was serious sta
injured when tire auto Mrs. vickery
s driving plunged over an embank-
mt on the Morris Hill cemetery !
d. tro
soise.-The state license bureau wa
| law enforcement bureau, under pa'
rotary of State F. A. Jeter, will lca
list in the recovery Of stolen auto ing
biles. according to a recent an 'ro
,ncement Of this department. exc
= The recent continued
a in Idaho has caused considerable