The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1923-04-13
News Notes
From All Parts of
UTAH

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H.. A. Mathieson.
Mt Pleasant.-Deputy Fish an
Game Warden z. A. P~oulson, has re
ceived a consignment Of sixteen Hun
garian partridges. The birds will b
given their freedom in the grain field
along the Sanpitch river.
Providence. Merle Mathews,
years of age, was seriously injure,
when he was struck by an AUTOMOBILE,
driven by Marion Campbell.
Beaver.-Meetings for the purpos,
of creating interest in d~airying. poul
try raising, celery growing and Other
livestock and agricultural pursuits
were held here.
Bingham.-Justice of the Peace e
e. Dudley fined Joe Oseletto $3.50
after he had pleaded guilty to having
liquor in his possession.
Ogden.-Ties for the Utah-Idahc
Railroad company will be procured
from the Cache forest, according to
the announcement made.
Misunderstanding a water main
here caused a shortage OF the fluid,
while the necessary repairs were be-
ing made.
Ogden-A revival in the purchase of
horses, owing to increased construc-
ton work and the efforts Of farmers
to increase their acreage of crops, il
reported from the Ogden stock yards.
Duchesne.-Lance Stott, 8, was in
stantly killed when a zeal wheel of
a heavy wagon passed over his body
In an accident here recently.
Brigham City.-The chicken COOP,
incubator, breeders and 600 chicks
belonging to William McIntrye were
destroyed by fire, causing a loss OF
several hundred dollars.
Logan.-Five cars OF United States
grade No. 1 potatoes, the first to
leave the county under government
and state inspection, were shipped
from Logan.
Provo. - County Agent George
Holmstead of Sewer county, has just
purchased a carload of Holstein
heifer calves In Utah county on be-
half of the Richfield Boys club.
Logan.-Allen and Lavere Richs,
found guilty of stealing hay, paid
fines Of $50 each.
Brigham City. - Pretending that
he was going to get a coyote" Joe
wandered away from the camp near
Auzizabel, 45, an Italian sheepherder,
Conner springs and committed sui
eide.
Midvale.-One of East Midvale's
best-known citizens, John William
Sharp, an Indian war veteran, died
at his home in this city.
Murray.-Allene Dorian, 4, was
when the wind from a pass
enger train knocked her down. The
child was playing by the side of the
near the station when the ac-
dent occurred.
Brigham City.-Twenty Hungarian
cartridges have been received here
rom the State Fish and Game de-
)artment for propagation.
Price.-A. Cohn, formerly a mer-
of Price, was arraigned before
j. w. Hammond, on a charge
# grand larceny.
Bingham.-The Bingham Mercan-
lie company obtained a judgment of
229.63 against Thea Schweitzer, de-
'osed divisional prohibition chief In
be 3rd district court.
Nephi.-Contract for carpentry and
Masonry work in altering a building
t Nephi to be used by the national
ohm H. Glenn, state director Of H.
ance.
Logan.-A petition to open and
rade the closed street between Sec
nd and Third East on Eighth North
treets was presented to the city
commissioners. 4
fTONO--A movement is dIOOt 10
,rm a cooperative association here
,r the Matching of chicks on a large
,ale. /,
Nephi.-An organization to insti- 4
tie and carry on an educational cam
align in wheat growing, has been
,rmed here with T. @. VIM general t
lecutive. |
Park City.-Burglars entered the
ore of the Summit Meat and Gro
Dry company and robbed the store
$24S in cash and S201 in checks.
Logan.-It is likely that Logan will
tier the new intermountain fair and
cling circuit which is being planned
include northern Utah and south
Idaho.
Moab.-George Newell, ~subcontrac-
= on the Moab-Thompson's post
has a crew at work surfacing