The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1923-11-28
Short News Notes
From All Parts of
IDAHO


Idaho Falls..-Lee Stocker and Yer
non Avis, who pleaded guilty to hav
ing in their possession an automobil,
belonging to B. F. Duffin on tn,
night of November 5, have been glvel
ninety days in Jail by Judge Peck.
Rupert.-Some beet yields hav,
been reported as high as twenty-on,
to twenty-four tons per acre. Tn,
average will be between uwe1ve ant
thirteen tons.
Hailey.-In commemoration of Ar
mictice day the Blaine county pos
of the American Legion held exer
cises in the Haley opera house. Tn,
hall was filled.
Idaho Falls.-Nick Marius recently
found guilty of burglary in connec
ton with the robbery of the Neal
Smith store was sentenced to serve
an indeterminate term of from one
to fifteen years in the state penlcen.
tiary.
Rupert.-A Chess and Checker clut
has been organized and arrangements
are being made for games with other
clubs in the state. Clarence Bush has
been elected president and F. S. Val
entine is secretary.
Occur d'Alene.-Rahle Harris, 49,
year old boy, an employee at the Win
ton mill, had his hand so badly crush
ed in the mill last week that it had
to be amputated.
Twin Falls.-Joseph Basterredrea,
who has been held under arrest since
September 80, for the shooting of
Modesto Arriaca, was released from
felony charge last week.
Idaho Falls-Local Kiwanians have
completed plans for the establishment
of scholarship to be awarded 70
that individual who develops the
greatest personality and individuality
during the high school period.
Caldwell, THE total shipments of
potatoes from Idaho this season NV
to November 5, were as follows {:
Nampa- Caldwell 2,O51 cars; Burley-
Bull HOO cars; Idaho Falls 1907 cars.
Nampa,-Joe Rivett had a stranger
helping dig potatoes, and paid him
with a check for three dollars. The
stranger raised the check to $50.
Jerome,-Jerome senior high school
was dismissed for an entire week to
meet the demand for workers in the
beet and potato fields.
Boise. A. Allen and Roy Clemens
of Pocatello were declared guilty OF
possession of intoxicating liquor in a
supreme court decision delivered by
Justice Robert n. Dunn.
Nampa,-An issue of bonds aggre-
eating $4,000 has been retired
through issuance of warrants by
Joseph DePartee, clerk Of the Nampa
school district.
Nampa,-Although a car shortage
or apples continues, there are from
10 to 80 cars going out daily from this
district. Some of the cars are now
charcoal heaters.
Caldwell,-Sheriff Mason Wednes-
lay summoned a venire Of 80 men to
eport in district court A long list !
If cases has been set for trial with |
everal criminal prosecutions.
Pocatello, = Building plans for |
IDAHO Technical Institute at Pocatello |
we're Endorsed by the state board of
ducation last week.
Pocatello,-Frank Mizera, an en-
loyee of the Oregon Short Line
hops, was drowned at Mackay when
boat from which lie was fishing
apsized.
Hailey.-Joseph Vasco, a rancher
wing south of Haley, met instant
cath when working in gravel pit
ear Zimmerman hill.
Idaho Falls.-Ralph Salano and
lick Marius, Mexicans, were found
Utility by jury here on charges Of
Boise.-Luster M. Nelson, %, en-
Logged in the Bullion mine at Haley
as killed almost instantly when a
ar he was driving went over an en-
ankment.
Pocatello.-Sarah Talmage, colored,
dead as the result of a shooting
etween her and another colored wo-
an, the quarrel started over the af-
ctions of a colored gentleman.
Burley.-Burley Elks enjoyed
leasant dinner last week in the Elks
all which was attended by about
10.
Tetonia,-A cooperative factory,
pable of handling 10000 pounds of
ilk daily. has been organized here
r the manufacture of Swiss cheese.