The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1923-02-23
Short News Notes
From All Parts of
IDAHO

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Caldwen.-Following a preliminary
hearing Jerry N. Firestone was
bound owe to the district court up
on the charge of obtaining money
under false ~pretense.
Caldwell.-At a meeting of the
Canyon county road supervisors res
olutons were adopted endorsing a
bond issue contemplated by the
board OF County commissioners.
Nampa.-The Nampa harvest fes-
tival of this year VIII be held Sep
TENDER Is, 10, 70 and 81 and the
entry of exhibits will be limited to
agricultural products.
Maple Grove-The Poland China
hog sale of Johnson and Cole held at
The ranch was a great success, one
sow sold for $217.50.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS have been
pledged to membership in the Wo.
mems athletic association for hay.
ing taken active part In hockey,
basketball. hiking, tennis and rifle
shooting.
Boise.-Ive Call Burt, widow of
Heber q. Call, seeks to collect $4,000
frori the New World Life Insur.
company in . suit removed to
the federal court. /;
Payette.-Payette will have the
first "Doughboy Memorial" in Idaho
so 1t is reported. The memorial will
be Is feet high n will cost about I
5000. r q. 1
Boise-Names of 80 members OF the :
federal grand jury which will be cali !,
to order by Federal Judge ". s. :
DIETRICH to consider a host Of cases
we're made public.
Pocntelle.-Tie last snowfall thru. a
,ut this section gives a depth Of $
now on the watersheds which is r
above normal and insures a suffi- g
lent water supply for all uses. "
Twin Falls-Petitions addressed to K
he state legislature asking that q
win Falls county be designated us a
county of the first class, were cir L
here. y
Malad.-There are about fifty :,
cad Of deer in the bunch being fed =,
18th hay at the Guyer hot springs h,
otel. on Warm Springs creek just
est OF Ketchum.
Jerome.-C. Mcclure OF Elko, New.
ny purchased an eighty acre farm by
vo miles west Of jerome. de
Grangeville-1he GrangevilIe head ~
of the Nez Perez national III
is receiving applications for en
permits for the 1928 season. "n
ha
Nampa.-A loss OF approximately an
800 was suffered by Fred X. Rob- re,
son. from a fire which bDoke out he
his funeral p~arlors. an
Catuwell.-Through the arrest Of to
-ank Wilcox and wife, check artists GU
unusual ability and extensive OPP to
are believed to have been
pretended.
Pocatello.-Boyd Frier. IA, and Ru-
8 Frank, Is. runaway lads from IA
riley, were taken into custody by ene
lice officers and turned wei to wa
rents. M
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Payette-Four million. six hundred we
enty thousand pounds of fresh ap- yer
IS have so far this cas- beer wir
ed here. we,
Morning mine at Null the
was reopened. The mine was AZ
'ced to close on January 70. when last
3 broke out IN the 140O foot level. rea
soise-Forty-eight hundred dollars
.npensation has been awarded
isy Tibbets. widow pf II. Irwin
who lost his life in the Null l.
mine fire. e.
con
'oise.-Mrs. Nora Bishop, held FOR a .
ion of the federal grand jury on Will
OF white slavery, was re- ing
led from the county Jail. Is c
sa,o rous earl
which destroyed his grocery Ito"
e IN the surDaban q strict, Thorn
is in a serious condition
n having inhaled smoke and gas. N
was
.alad.-An effort to return to the ono,
9 court he cases brought against ma
INT p. O. Meredith and the rece
Farm Development league was The
iched in tile federal court. .,
oeatello.-Reta Green. a woman cony
ears OF age, is In the general hos
with a bullet wound in her left
st as the result of attempted De
ide. Engl
una.-Ou sands IN a dan,b ~, so day
were struck on the Roger Lewis conn
one and one-half miles east Dixie
luna. according to reports. after
homs
Ildwell.-The formation of drain
No. 8 In Apple Valley was
red In the district court by Judge Re
Bryan. The district is located the
ann Darrpo md Nxoco D-au,n tin0