The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1923-06-01
Short News Notes
From All Parts of
IDAHO

4 J. ii. Barnhart Scott Hall and FraI
Metcalf has been appointed by Il
Malad business men for the purpo
VI endeayoring to have freight rat,
to Malad reduced.
Idaho Falls.-Lettuce acreage wi
De increased this year in Bonnevill
county, according to Joseph Andrasel
OF the Producers union, the organize
ton which has been handling th
marketing of the lettuce crop.
Idaho Falls.-Vernal Johnson, wa
painfully injured when the motor
cycle on which he was riding owe
turned on broken culvert on tn,
road west of Shelley.
Boise.-Approximately one and 8
quarter million pounds of wool wal
sold by j. e. Clinton, woolgrower OF
This city. The sale represents the
largest individual sale ever made in
he state of Idaho.
Idaho Falls.-The growing mem
bership of the Idaho Falls chamber
OF commerce has made it necessary
to establish permanent Headquarters
and employ a stenographer.
Wallace. = Approximately $4,000
has already been spent for the equip
ment of the central mine rescue sta
ton for this district.
Pocatello.-American Falls. Rock
land, nixon and Tyhee wards Of the
L. ID. S. church recently Joined with
Pocatello in celebrating the annual
M. 1. A. day.
Twin Falls.-Dr. e. A. Bryan, Idaho
state commissioner of education, was
the speaker at commencement exer-
cieses here at which diplomas were
given to $50 young men and women,
constituting the largest graduating
class in the history of the Twin Falls
high school.
Idaho Falls.-Gordon Lee, age 8,
died from injuries received when he
struck the tine OF pitchfork handled
by his brother. The tine penetrated
his brain.
Pocatello. = Extensive preparations
have been made by the American Lee
gion for the observance Of Memorial
day, the city council having been re-
luested to not issue permits for sports
Of any kind on this date.
pofca Cf1-o,
brother of Senator Stanfieid, was kill
I'd in an auto collision near Payette. !
Caldwell-Eight hours will consti-
ute days work for employees of the
courthouse, 1t has been decided by the
'oard of county commissioners. The
lew schedule is now in effect.
Rupert.-The game association OF
rupert has planted 10000 eastern
rock truot in the main drain south
asst of town. The plant was secured
rom the state hatchery.
Rupert-Six cars of alfalfa meal
vere shipped from Rupert last week,
I've billed to points in southern
tates and the remaining car going to
Malad.-Dewey Brothers, who own
400 acres of land in Cassia county,
re having a large well drilled for the I
nrpose OF obtaining artesian water to
rigate their ranch.
Boise.-The trading of Idaho Chin
lie pheassnts for channel catfish from !
ebraska is being contemplated by /.
e Idaho state game department. .
Pocatello-The charge of imperson- T
ing a federal officer was filed l
,ainst Raymond c. Booth, and he !
as arraigned before United States Q
Theodore Turner. His
md was placed at $1,000.
paved highway over Q
e twenty-five mile stretch of road q
tween Pocatello and Blackfoot is b
ing considered by the Bannock !
unity board Of commissioners. O
citizens paid more n
an 100000 income taxes on March I
this year, than on the same date I.
It year. v
the election at the n
y hall, the school bonds. for tho !
rpose of purchasing gymnasium W
uipment and a building site for P
n scholo. carried by vote Of 10 Sc
81. r.
ocatello.-Records of County AS
Tor Milo A Hendricks show that >,
to and including May IL 2,769 mo- at
vehicle licenses had been issued -
Bannock county this year. II
soise.-The final sugar beet re- As
t for the 1922 campaign. released III
julius II Jacobson, Idaho statis- 70
ian OF agriculture. indicates that ~
no farmers were paid 81. SS1 900 for ad
200 tons of beets. 20
soise.-The Oregon Short Line has ha
rted work replacing the old wooden M !