The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1923-06-22
Short News Notes
From All Parts of
IDAHO


will be greatly enlarged.
Idaho Falls-The largest trou
landed this season was caught by /
! A. Hartert of Idaho Falls. The ifs
is a salmon trout and tips the scale
at 10 pounds.
Hailey.-The state has approved tn
construction work on the Carey vale
Reservoir company's irrigation pre-
ject in Blaine county. according t
George A. Carter, assistant commits
sioner of reclamation.
CaldweIl-A. S. and Francis I. Mar
tin who failed In an effort to brin,
about the ousting of C. A. Williams
porbate judge of Canyon count, wer,
made defendants in a damage suit To-
$500 filed by Judge Williams.
-'Co-operative marketin.
of potatoes" was the subject discussed
at meeting of the Bannocx county
Farm bureau held at the chamber Of
commerce hail.
Emmett-A cloudburst and hail
storm last week ruined approximate
ly sixty acres of melon patches, dam
aged the canyon canal and laid low
considerable acreage of barley.
Pocatello.-One of the largest and
most complete moonshine stills ever
captured in Power county fell into
the hands of Sheriff ]. Hanson, when
the officers were on little tour of
inspection on Michaud creek.
Boise.-The depot at Idahome, will
be closed by the public utilities com.
mission of the state if the railroad
proves its contention that the lack Of
business at that station does not justi.
fly keeping an agent there.
Notwithstanding to word re.
ceived here the Union Pacific rail.
road company has purhased sixty
acres of land in the Homedale dis
trict for the purpose of taking out
gravel to be used on the roadbeds of
the system.
Malad.-The nine-hole course at the
Indian Springs Golf club is now COM
Pleted and is being used every day
by the local membership.
Blackfoot, Idaho-Articles were I'll.
ed by the Idaho Grimm Growers
Warehouse corporation The corpora
ton will clean, process and treat
Grimm alfalfa seed.
Boise-William kirkpatrick, sheriff
of Bonner county, has been indicted
by the federal grand jury on a charge
OF conspiring with bootleggers.
Hailey-From the old Bullion camp
the first carload of ore to be shipped
this year was made last week.
st. Anthony-A small bean lodged
in the throat caused the death of
Robert the 2-year-old son of Mr.. and
Mrs. William Nyborg, at their home
here.
Notwithstanding and shipping of
the first early lettuce crop in this
section began last week.
American Falls.-The general rains
hat have for the past week soaked
every section of Power county have
brought double assurance of an ex-
,ellent wheat crop.
Pocatello.-The Better Homes ex-
libit opened at Columbia hall and
he business and commercial houses
If the city were represented by
many attractive booths.
Burley.-The Burley and Declo |
'heese factories are expected to be |
n operation by July 1. Both factor
es are in process of construction.
Boise-Much interest is being shown I
n the first flower show to be given
n Boise under the auspices of the
Boise beautiful auspices of the Boise
committee of the chamber OF
commerce..
Pocatello.-The drive for the $780,
90 fund for the service mems memoir
al is progressing with vigor and
here is splendid response.
Pocatello.--A total of S1S,066.75 has
cen subscribed during the first week
n the campaign for funds for the
county service mems mem
rial building.
Idaho Falls.-Coach t. e. Mcdonald,
thletic coach at Pocatello, will go
o Idaho Falls high next year as
lentor. Mcdonald has been at Poca,
clio high for two years.
Idaho Falls.-At the weekly lunch
on of the Kiwanis club the matter of
he children's playground was discus
ed and 1t was the unanimous opinion
the club that Kate Curley park
hould not be used as a play ground
Rupert-Twenty-five hundred green
epper plants were planted last week
y w. w. Thompson, Rupert man. who
avs he expects this crop to bring a