Shoshone journal., 1923-07-06
Short News Notes
From, All Parts of
IDAHO

. they attempted to drive a hay der
: rick under the power line.
Driggs.-A fire destroyed most Of
, the stock of groceries of J. n Ballard,
and damaged the buildings occupied
, by him and j. A. Haurbach before it
was extinguished. Billiards. loss was
$1,000.
Pecatello-The Pocatello First ward
chapel, built u years ago, has recent
ly undergone thorough renovation at
a cost of $500.
Washington.-An additional $4,000
from the national forest development
| fund has been allotted toward the con- |
struction of the Knox-Y elbow Pine |
highway in the Payette national for
| est.
Boise-Paul Dempsey, courthouse
stenographer is in Jail under charge
of forging witness expense certifi-
cate whereby he obtained S129.5O
from the county
GOOdlnS-Only ten animals have re-
sponded to the tuberculosis test out
of total of 1855 Dairy cows in
Gooding county, according to DR.. w.
K. Smith, state director.
Boise.-The state license bureau '
and law enforcement bureau, under {
Secretary of State F. A. Jeter. will {
assist in the recovery OF stolen auto I
mobiles, according to a recent an s
nouncement of this department.
Boise.-Mrs. T. D. Vickery was kill
ed and Clark Murphy, 13, was serious
" injured when the auto Mrs. Vickery n
vas driving plunged over an embank- g
nent on the Morris Hill cemetery IL
'oad ty
Caldwell. - The recent continued VI
ain in Idaho has caused considerable IL
oss to the farmers and fruitgrowers PC
I the state. Reports come from :"
orthern Idaho and other sections that u
re usually favored that the loss in al
ing cherries alone will run to many "a "a
I'm
Nampa-The grand opening of the te,
asonic temple In Nampa will take SCI
ACE July II. Masons from all me
lrts of southern Idaho are expected bv
be present. mo-
Pocatello.-The Pocatello Kiwanis da.
10 is making arrangements to send bel
large delegation to the Utah Tdabo adj
strict convention, which will be held pas
Twin Falls.
Boise.-The birth rate in Idaho
I'M May 10 to June 10 was almost I
zee times the death rate. accord wei
lg to the figures of the state hu- in
u of vital statistics. There were to !
births and 296 deaths in that rou
Ie. rea
a
'ocatello.-Tourists' motor travel mo,
ough this section of the state is Tb,
tlcularly heavy for this time of s,u
and all records are expected to bro
broken during the summer.
'lackfoot-Mrs. Mabel Quereau of
ONE, Idaho, was drowned here q
IN she fell or jumped into the dav
Ike river from the Oregon Short com
e railway bridge Ros
ocatello-Thirteen c.rs 90 Ia and
were shipped last week from OH
iwell, according to word which Hal
been received here. stra
capt
oodlng-According to the report of ass;
'ident Charles Wesley Tennev. Tho,
lcatlons for nomination by Good
college of candidates for the
des scholarship may now be made
ny time. Lo
VIZ ans -Oharged with violation limit
70 ieuei"i motor Vehlcle act. David smas
YIN, proprietor of a garage here Ia,
arrested by Deputy Sutherland of Glen,
"''e" States marshals office. serio
C. c. Moore hos Thou
red requisition paners for Tesso dynal
ing, who is wanted in Silver Row
ty, Montana, on statutorv
re. ~
,atello - The Nfinnesota v,soo, twelfi
airy special will arrive in Idaho Mond
Butte. Mont. on July l. The and
VIII be composed OF a car If alive.
larry cattle OF various breeds. In
ho Faus-Rov u.u give 4
'sidenee as Idaho Fails, was re-
from Pocatello by Sheriff Es
le and Deputy SimDkins, on a Buff
nj charging him with passing injure
'"s ehecks two
llaDd -Prospeots foy o,. high 1
y AZ kockland are bright. fol. hailw'
week Of activity on me Dart s"iteb
nmittees, wiirh bad been 6usy iona"
: "p ihe Necessary number OF cars u
% support che faefog 'ufp'ni
'if'io ihaf fhe cifiz.ne ~ Ia