The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1923-10-25
Short News Notes
From All Parts of
IDAHO

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He crop from sixteen acres at S1,705.
Moscow,-Six hundred Odd Fellows
and Rekekahs were here as delegates
TO the annual session of the grand
lodge.
Emmett-Boise Riggs. Jr, sheriff
OF Gem county. rendered his resigna-
tlon on account OF his own business
requiring his personal attention.
Idaho Falls.-Discussing an open
door following salvation army meet
ing. four prisoners at the county Jail
made their escape.
Pocatello.-The Fourth ward L. ID.
s. chapel, recently completed, was
dedicated last week. President Heber
j. Grant and other high officials from.
Salt Lake were present for the cere-
monies.
Idaho Falls.-Idaho Falls Rotary
club has presented the high school
Athletic association with six blankets
to be used by the football team. The
robes are in the high school colors OF
orange and black.
Boise,-One hundred and fifty Ada
county land owners were served with
delinquent 1927 tax notices, and plt,-
cards were placed on the property In
volved.
Nampa.-Dr. Verne Bodmore Of Po- !
catello was elected president OF the
Idaho Osteopathic association at the |
closing session of its two-day oonven-
ton here
Caldwell,-Revenue OF the Caldwell
postoffice for the third quarter. end
ing September 80. shows substantial
gain over the corresponding quarter OF !
1922, according 10 the report OF ]. Il.
Gowen. postmaster
Nampa-All crews OF the Nampa
highway district are working at full
speed 10 put the 200 miles OF highway
into condition for the winter, J. NJ.
McCaw highway engineer, reported.
Boise.-L w. Case. first Idahoan
under the new lazy hus-
band" law, has been reprieved by
Gov. c. @. Moore when he arranged
to procure work and agreed TO pro-
vide for his family.
Rupert,-H. V. Creason has been
appointed assistant county attorney,
he county commissioners having
'ranted County Attorney C. NJ. Adams
hree months leave OF absence on ac-
cunt of i'll health.
Hailey.-Plans are under way to
tart a cheese factory in the Wood
liver country. with Cannot as the
ite- The plan calls for an initial in
estment OF $4,000 and regular daily
iilk supply of 1000 pounds.
Rupert,-Seventeen local farmers
ave received a full carload of potato
acks. each sack branded with the
anne and address of the farmer. w.
/ Hunter and NJ. e. Willis each :
sceived 5000 sacks. !.
Gooding.-Three cars OF seed with :
q approximate value OF $751; have
cen shipped from Gooding this sea =
IN. according to Manager A. Thomas. =
e estimates that at least one mv.
IT will be shipped. l.
Parma-Broomcorn growing is be- c.
ming large industry here. A car =
ad was shipped from here recently. :.
Id a number OF ton lots also havs RI
en- sold.
Idaho Falls. The new l.. ID. q -.
'spital. recently completed here at Fl
cost Of $4,000. was formally thrown sh
en- TO the public last week. ug
Pocatello-The Bannock county ex- An
,sion bureau OF the state university "a
s moved its offices from Mccain
IN to Pocatello. en-
OF the grand -
lge of the l. o. o. r. for the com -
year were elected and Boise was Tr
osen as the 1924 convention city. TI as,
In w. Shipp OF Idaho Falls. will =
nd the Idaho Odd Fellows during
J coming year. r
&c " II Aon ftHtal rutbAA'Ito ta / y,
Ike river will commence this week.
en- the steamer Teal makes the
I fall run between Lewiston and =
)tin and Ten Mile. -
being sold in Nebras- I'M
are netting Gem state growers ap n.
ximately $40 per ton. according 20 =,
,rmafion received at the headquar- -
Of the Canyon County Apple -
wers' Association ID
body OF Miss Blanche Ia.
arson. 16. who drowned last April
he South Fork OF Snake river a, -
nant valley. was recovered last Do
K az Blacks canyon by two young -
) who found fl lodged in some -
/ wood. WPf
Rigby -four min vas sr-
ny destroyed by fire. In less than -
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