The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1923-09-12
Short News Notes
From All Parts of
IDAHO


him, RENTED $40 fine by mail.
Soda Springs-Blaine Austin ma,
lose the sight Of an eye as the result
of being in line of his companion
fire, while shooting chickens.
Pocatello.-Dr. w. f. Dobb of th
federal bureau Of animal husbandr,
reports several cases Of hog choler;
in the Dingle district.
Caldwell-Idaho COWS are remark
ably free from tuberculosis, accord
ing to w. S. Murdoch, who has super
vision over eleven states in the Pa
cific west.
Shnshone. Frank Reigio, aliai
frankie Reagen, well known through
out the intermOuntain states as
boxer, was arrested here on a charge
Of violation OF the Mann act.
Weiser-Hugh L. Taylor was ar.
rested for catching trout less thar
six inches in length. He was fined
$50 and costs.
Caldwell-Rumors of a trade wal
between Salt Lake creameries and
those Of the Boise valley persisted
last week, but could not be confirmed.
Twin Falls.-Twin Falls tourist
park was placed on a 'pay basis"
August 10, according to decision
reached by directors.
Nampa-Mrs. Harry Craig received
bruises and decorations, when her
arm was caught in the machinery of
washing machine.
Idaho Falls.-The soft cry of a
founding awakened the family of c.
r. Knoll here. Investigating, Mr.
Knoll found a baby boy. apparently
about 10 days old, abandoned on his
front porch.
Rigby-A car containing $4,000
pounds of Rigby cheese, manufactur-
ed here by Idaho Diary Products
company was last week shipped t.
Los Angeles.
Kuna.-Chester L. Clark, %, farm
hand employed on the ranch of Curtis
Cory, near here, was instantly killed
when the bull Wheel of a grain
binder, upon which he was working,
passed over his head and chest.
Nampa-A raid by prohibition Of
ficers on a basement, said to have
been occupied by Ray Hart, netted
substantial haul, according to the
officers.
Nampa.-According to the report
Of H. E. King, judge of the police
court, fins collected by his office
during the month of July amounted
to $1,000 as against 5000 in costs.
Emmett.-The Gem Association is
planning to ship in a car or more
of Jersey cattle this fall. One car
load has already been signed up by
farmers.
Emmett = Sixty-four bushels Of
wheat per acre and II bushels Of
barley is reported by L. NJ. Smith,
bench farmer, upon the completion
of threshing.
Nampa.-Feasibility of installing
new heating plant for the city hail is
being investigated by a committee
headed by Max Lalande. 1t is desired
to make the change so that the plant !
can be used this winter.
Pocatello.-Rate reductions ranging /
from . to 9 cents per hundred pounds |
and west, were announced here by H. |
NJ. Adams, vice president of the Union |
Pacific.
Caldwen-C. S. McLin, T6, was
committed to the state insane asylum
at Blackfoot after hearing and med
Ical examination before Probate
Judge C. a. Williams.
Twin Falls.-Taken into custody
only after threatened at the point of
L gun, Fred Hoops, 90, and Clayton
Goodyear "a, were arraigned here in
probate court on charges of cattle
stealing.
Nampa-Preparatio have been
made for the construction in Nampa
# a new worehouse by the Albert
Dickinson Seed company of Chicago.
Makay Announcement is made
hat the Lemhi national forest is
low within Fallon fire law district
which includes all of the lands within
he forest and all outside lands with
q one-half mile Of the forest boun-
airy.
Boise = State inheritance tax
to S23,364.60, was received
Y the state of Idaho from the estate
Eugene r. Day wealthy north
IDAHO mine owner.
Hailey-Judge w. l. Houston fined T
ynn Driscoll and Walter Gooding $
100 each for the reckless destruc- I
on of sage chickens.