The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1923-04-11
Short News Notes
From All Parts of
IDAHO

I ton OF q new science nail at Il cos
of $4,000, and new gymnasium II
|. cost $4,000.
Boise-Paroles were granted by the
: state board of pardons to number
of first offenders and youthful IN
, mates of the penitentiary, to take Ell
feet at various times in the next two
months.
King Hill-No less than 1000 tons
Of good alfalfa hay, free of weevil, is
awaiting purchasers in the King Hill
vicinity, the department OF agrcul-
ture announced.
Sandpoint-Within an hour after
attending church, Philip Papa, shot
his wife and mother-in-law and then
took his own life.
Preston.-Word is received here of
the death of ]. B. Wilmore, who was
crushed by load of telephone poles
near Frutland.
MOscOw.-In the annual egg eating
contest held by one of the fraterni-
ties of the U. of Idaho, Warren G.
Nagle emerged victor, having eaten
81 soft boiled eggs at one sitting.
Downey-Promise is made and con-
tracts procured for the opening OF the
new cheese factory here by the mid
die of May.
Mackay.-A big barbecue is plan
ned to be held in Mackay, to cele-
brate the entering and signing Of the
decree for the waters of Big Lost
River
Malad-The public utilities COM
mission has granted an extension of
time for the effectiveness of the
emergency rate on seed potatoes.
The rate expired March 81.
Moscow.-Eleven certificates have
been presented to graduates of the
university school of practical agri-
culture, which specializes in short
courses.
Pocatello.-Gov. G. c. Moore an.
nounces the appointment of r. E.
Thomas of Kellogg, Shoshone county,
as state fish and game warden.
Snyder, Okla.-Three men were
killed and one was injured when the
walls Of well they were sinking here
caved in and buried them under five
feet Of dirt.
Pierre, S. D.-Miss Gladys Pyle OF
Huron, the only woman member of |
the last session of the South Dakota !
house of representatives, is an as
sistant secretary of state, having been |
appointed by the governor.
Seattle, Wash.-A V. Williams, a
Seattle real. estate man, was convicted
by jury in superior court of viola
ting the antialien land law passed by
the 1921 legislature.
Kit Carson, Colo.-Herbert Daniels,
a farmer east of here, narrowly es-
capped death from bullet fired
through his window by a man passing
the house in an automobile.
Ogden, Utah.-Revision of the graz
ing regulations under which livestock
men use the national forests was COM
pleted by chiefs Of the bureau who
have been in conference.
Elko, Nev.-Sheep shearing at the
Elko stock corrals is expected to be-
lin April 20.
every kind of day imagination can
create, "know your City day" enters
he picture. 1t is sponsored by the
PASADENA Realty board
Los Angeles Cal.-Because of over
unsanitary Jail conditions,
chief Of Police Oaks ordered the re- .
ease of 225 minor offenders.
Los Angeles.-Worl on the old
spanish trail from Los Angeles to
Jacksonville, Fla, will begin soon, it
vas learned here from disptach from
secretary of War Weeks, who may =
ONE west to make an inspection trip /
f the project.
Gooding.-The installation of +
iluSCL liOuI I'LL Is D6luS COuSluGTeU | u
y members of the local grange. C. I
!. Miller heads committee author
sed to investigate and report. Il
Moscow.-ROck salt deposits with a .,
)tal thickness Of 175 feet have been a
iscovered in the eastern part of Car
'ou county by an operator drilling g
ell for oil. n
Meridian.-A hundred sportsmen N
nd dog owners watched the first
cid day of the Gem State Trail as
'ciation at the Rawson ranch.
bird dogs were entered. u
Pocatello.-The defunct Bellevue
ank and Trust company will pay 10 U
sr cent to its depositors within the n
ext few weeks, according to a report Fl
the directors. u
Mountain Home.-R. f. McAfee. &C.
Disc banker, was instantly killed, fl
hen an auto in which he was rdino n,