The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1923-04-18
Short News Notes
From All Parts of
IDAHO

chased the Gordon ranch miles
north of Rigby. A model dairy farm
will be installed.
Idaho Falls.-C. Il. Walker, return
ed from a trip into northern Wiscon-
sin, bringing with him the vanguard
OF Swiss colony who will engage In
fancy cheese-making in the Teton
basin.
Idaho Falls.-W. ID. Yager, st. An
thony business man, has been ap-
pointed manager Of the state insur-
ance fund by Governor Moore.
Boise.-Kurt HueshKe, twice con-
victed "hlghbrow bootlegger" was
sent to the state prison by District
Judge Raymond L. Givens to serve a
term of one to two years.
Caldwell.-H. w. Kupish of Port
land has purchased the Hardwood
creamery plant of this city and will
assume charge Of it.
Bose.-O. e. Allison of this city
has established what is believed to
be worlds record. At one sitting
he successfully disposed of AZ soft
boiled eggs.
Pocatello.-Tom Johns, pleaded
guilty in federal court to violation of
the prohibition laws and was senten-
ced to serve from one to two years
in the state penitentiary.
Twin Falls-The conviction Of DR..
III. w. Sawyer on a misdemeanor
charge for practicing surgery without
a license was affirmed by the sup.
rene court.
Idaho Falls-Baseball enthusiasts
meeting at Blackfoot formed a base.
ball league, which will be known as
the Three b league, composed OF
teams from Bannock, Bingham and
Bonneville counties.
Boise.-Dominick La Rocca, 80, an
Italian, committed suicide by hanging
himself in his room In Boise hotel
Pocatello.-A verdict in favor OF
the life insurance company was given
by the jury in the case of the H.
Smith Woolley estate vs.. the New
York Life Insurance company.
Charlottesville federal road au-
thorities have given their approval
to the hard surfacing of the stretch
Of state highway between Pocatello
and Blackfoot.
Soda Springs.-The largest still
captured in the state of Idaho was
taken by the sheriff's force on the |
farm Of George Johns, near Blazer |
Idaho Falls.-The body of an I'M
Known man was found frozen in a
cake Of Ice in the Snake river at
)oint near the Broadway street bridge.
Pocatello.-"Guilty," was the YER
lict of the jury in the case of the
government vs.. M A. Kicks and Mrs.
)aisey Bushey, charged with viola
ion of the Man act.
Malad.-District Judge III. f. En-
county commissioners of Lincoln
ounty reducing the salaries of depu
les, and has ordered that the old
alaries be continued.
Boise.-Governor G. c. Moore has
ppointed William d. Yager, druggist
nd farmer of st. Anthony, manager
the state insurance fund to sue
eed George d. Aiken of Twin Falls.
Boise. = Willard Roskey, former
'om justice, was arrested in the lob
y of the Boise postoffice by Post
ffice Inspector linus and taken back
} Pocatello.
Caldwell-Three dozen pairs Of
ungarian cartridges were shipped ]
1T by the state game department of
uhl, Oakley, Shelley, Arco and ]
ontour.
Rupert. A shipment of 10000
FUNDS of cheese was made from the
cal factory to the Kraft company ',
Wisconsin. Weekly shipments are !,
w being made.
lettuce growers of '
g Big Lost river section have per- t
cted a permanent organization for 6
Q purpose of using every means to
Use the best lettuce and for aid in n
@ marketing OF 1t.
Boise.-Ed Mckinley and Joe Sulli- =
n arrested on charges of drunk h
ess, took a sudden dislike to the !,
dding furnished in the jail, and 81
ter borrowing some matches set I,
Q to four mattresses. n
Rupert. $1,000 for the Il
ty-acre homestead of G. II. Burg
r OF Rupert, II. L. Johnson of De Il
to, Wis, is the first dairyman from n
at state to locate In Minidoka coun- n
Pocatello.- Oregon Short Line ls
rushing refrigerator cara to Idaho u
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