The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1923-09-14
News Notes
From, All Forts of
UTAH

Milliman, was found on the Western
Pacific tracks at Lago.
Brigham City,-The efficient work
OF City Sanitary Inspector John III.
and not one new case of paratyphoid
has been reported within the past
week.
Beaver, Fire destroyed the gar
age and woodshed at the rear Of the
county court house causing loss of
several thousand dollars to Beaver
county.
Delta.-Harold Steele, local farmer,
was almost instantly killed at his
farm when he fell from wagon and
was kicked in the head by horse.
Pinto,-Three hundred descendants
of the founders and early settlers Of
Pinto, Washington county. came 70
the first general homecoming mere.
They were gathered from five differ
ent states.
Moab,-The second annual Grand
County fair will be held after the
state fair Mt Salt Lake so that much
of the fine products from this section
may be returned here for exhibition.
Smithfield,-Budd L. Griffiths. 3.
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Arvel Griffiths.
and an eight-year-old son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph Hodges, each received
broken left arm in fall while play
ing.
Provo,-William p. Baker, 81. pion-
eer brick mason, died at his residence
from injuries received while working
about a week ago.
Ogden,-A $1,000 pipe organ is to
be installed in the Episcopal Church
of the Good Shepherd, according to
the rector, the Rev. John w. Hyslop.
Salt Lake City.@Two of the occu-
pants of a car driven by Joseph DEM
ner were seriously injured, when the
car overturned near the mouth OF
Parleys canyon.
Panguitch,-O. w. Carlson of Salt
Lake has been appointed by Seth
Pixton, state bank, commissioner and
ex-officio receiver, as general counsei
for the State Bank of Garfield.
Ogden,-Public schools Of Ogden
will re open September 10, it was an
.,o....oo,1 ~ observation-disclosures w Karl
Hopkins. Teachers have been given
their assignments.
Ogden,-A man who gave his name
as Frank Burns. and says he came
from Flint, Mich. was arrested by the
police when he was found proving
around residences.
During the absence OF w. II. Cook
superintendent of the state fish hat
cherry at White Rocks, last week.
someone liberated 100000 rainbow
trout fry into the spring run tribu.
tary to the Uintah river.
Salt Lake City,-Robert Evans, OF
Granger, was given treatment at the
emergency hospital suffering from
severe liberation and bruises as re-
suit of being thrown from frighten-
ed horse near his home.
Richfield-The improvements on
the Third ward chapel have been
completed, including cement walks,
massive cement steps leading to the
front door. and a complete redecora-
ton of the interior.
Provo,-Provo's contribution to the
flood relief fund has passed the $4,000
mark, according to John w. McDam.
chairman of the local committee.
Richfield-Grant Sorenson, 1S years
! age. son of Mr.. and Mrs n. G. Sor-
nson, Of Central, died at the local
hospital following an accident which
occurred at his home four miles south
Of Richfield.
Provo,-William lie Roy Clark, g.
year-old son of Mr. and Mrs. Glenn
Clark was accidentally shot and fatal
iy wounded by his 5-year-old brother.
Smithfeld-The Morgan Canning
company's plant at Smithfield is In
the midst of heavy run on beans and
is turning out about 100 cases daily.
About ITO employees are working at
the factory.
Price.-Mrs. Nick SCENTS and Steve
Psppas both have broken backs, as
result of an automobile accident
which occurred near Cotton when the
car skidded off the road and toppled
over.
Logan,-The Logan Boy Scout band
of twenty-three members, and Band
Leader Rollo V. Johnson and Scout
Executive Victor A. Lindblad have left
for truck tour OF Yellowstone park.
Ogden.-Although eight cases Of ty-
Dhoid fever have been discovered in
Ogden. there is no cause for alarm on