The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1923-05-11
Short News Notes
From All Parts of
IDAHO

Moscow.-Purebred Shorthorn cat
tie from the Prince Of Wales rancl
near High River Alta, have beer
purchased by the University of Ida
no.
American Falls-The Citizens par
ty ticket carried the city election
in American Falls. Six hundred anc
fifty-three were cast. w. Nj. Davit
was elected mayor.
Idaho Falls.--In a closely contest
ed election. the Citizens party sue
ceeded in sweeping into office every
candidate on their ticket
Pocatello-Attorney Richard J. Ho-
gan has started a vigorous campaign
against distributors of "red" litera-
ture In Pocatello and three arrests
have been made.
Boise.-The Idaho supreme cou1
affirmed the judgment Of the Third
district court for Gilmore county, con-
flrming assessments of benefits
against lands in the King Hill fri
CATION district
Pocatello-The City National bank
of Jerome has failed to open for
business and affairs are in charge
of the federal bank examiner.
Burley.-Burley and Declo are now
sufficient number of COWS have been
signed up by the farmers.
Blackfoot-At a largely attended
meeting of the Commercial club con-
tracts that have been necessary in
order to insure the establishment of
three cheese factories In Bingham
county were presented and approved
Pocatello-Following the announce
ment OF marathon dance, the city
council past an ordinance forbidding
any dancing endurance contest"
Idaho Falls-Mr. and Mrs. Joe
Kruse, Jr. and Miss Blanche Peter
son were drowned in the Snake river
while attempting to ford 1t.
Malad.-That it has been many
years since grain looked as good as
t does this season, Is the report
rom every section of Oneida county. |
Boise.-State refunding bonds au-
horned by chapter 90, session laws
If 1923 blouse bill 129), will not be
ssued. The supreme court. in de- |
ision declared the act unconstitu-
ional
Pocatello.-If the plans OF govern
nent engineers are carried out, nAvi-
alton next summer of the Snake
liver during low water will be possi-
lie. They propose to. dredge the
iver in several places.
Salmon.-At the Snyder dairy, Alex
nyder took his own life by shooting
imself in the forehead with re-
Oliver. Mr.. Snyder had become de-
ressed over finances.
Malad.-Darwin Thomas of Malad
as been elected sectional leader for
he campaign being waged by the
University of Idaho to interest high
chool graduates in the state univer- .
ty.
Boise.-An order has been issued -,
Y the interstate commerce commits (
on in Washington, to transfer SOUTH I
n Idaho from tho Pacific to the ,,
ountain time zone 1t will be ef- !
ctive May ID. t
Pocatello.-That species of fisher .
en- whose bent is to lay alongside /.
stream and operate a half-dozen
sh poles will find it hard skidding I
Idaho from here on. The only
'hing permitted will be with one |.
d.
Rupert-Work on the tourist park n
III begin at once. The city has ap-
opriated $1,000 for the building
lie park will be located northeast of /,
Q city. e.
Caldwell-voters Of Canyon county Il
feated the proposals to bond for Il
Q purpose Of funding road and -
Idge warrant Indebtedness.
Albion-A commission merchant D.
Burley shipped seventy-five cars OF i,
tatoes from Caseia and Minidoka @
unties last week. p'
Rupert cheese factory oil
now averaging 5000 pounds OF k'
eese daily and is taking in over ~
90 pounds of milk.
IDAHO Falls.--AIrs. Marion Wilson
mother OF three small children end m
her life with rifle. No reason q
s given for the act. to
lackfoot.-Attempts to hasten the ~
ming of fire, he was building I'M I'll
: n boiler, by the use of gasoline N
ulted in serious burns to L. r. L.
Igner. Ca
Twin Falls.-H. G. Hubbard OF New Ar
rk, an expert on American Indian rh
3, will direct an Indian pageant TO mi
given by Twin Falls Boy Scouts m
t August. tn
daho Falls.--A fine of 500 was the De