The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1923-05-02
Short News Notes
From All Parts of
IDAHO

years he has had to call physician.
Pocatello-The "Three B" Baseball
league has been organized, with
Blackfoot, Idaho Falls and Pocatello
represented The league will be a
four-team league.
Nampa.-Fifty, twenty-five and fiji
teen dollars are offered by the XII
wants as first, second and third
prizes In corn club contest to be
limited to Nampa territory.
Glenn's Ferry-Delbert Allen was
instantly killed and a man named
Carson was seriously injured when
the automobile In which the two were
riding plunged over a thirty-foot en-
bankment.
Gooding.-A rabies quarantine re-
curing cinfinement or muzzling OF
dogs, with vaccination as an alterna-
tive, was ordered for Gooding county
by DR.. J. D. Adams, director of the
! bureau of animal industry.
Belleyue-The Minnie Moore mfne s
famous for its production of S10,000,-
600 in ore from a tract comprising
| less than one full chain-has been
purchased by the Federal Mines and
Smelling company.
Nampa.-City Health Officer Lii
| lard has announced that the juno
ton City has cleaned house quite &C
ceptably to the state health depart
ment.
Idaho Falls.-Attorney General A.
H. Conner, has recommended to the
state treasurer for certification bonds
of the New Sweden Irrigation dis
trict near Idaho Falls in the sum of
S125.0OO.
Boise.-Vancel Moody, IT, was
fined s. for smoking cigarets by Pro-
bate Judge F. E. Chalfant.
Meridian.-It Is intimated that a
rehearing will be asked by settlers,
for an appeal from ruling OF the cir
cult court that the drainage assess
ment of 81 an acre shall stand against
property of the Boise-Meridian dis
trict
Namap.-A large acreage of lettuce
and onions for commercial purposes
has been planted in this district.
Boise-A warning against the use of
''Turkestan alfalfa seed, which is not
well suited to this part of the country,
has been issued by c. B. Allison,
field agronomist.
Twin Falls-Directors of the Amer
lean Falls irrigation district, agreed
upon s2,7OO0,OO0 as the amount of the
districts bond issue to be submitted
at an election May IL.
Fruitland.-The champion Jersey
COW for 1922 in Idaho, it is claimed,
is Winona's New Plymouth Queen,
six years old, owned by C. n. Sar-
gent of Fruitland. For 1922 this cows
total milk production was 1908
pounds, and her total butterfat pro-
duction was 631.S6 pounds.
of sugar beets will be planted this
year in the vicinity of Burley, ac-
cording to a survey.
Caldwell.-The county commission
ers have appointed Carl Hoss as
brand inspector.
Nampa.-The local postoffice re-
ceipts for the first three months of
1923 show a desirable increase over |
those for the same period of 1922.
Boise.-Ten motor car loads of |
gypsies arrived in Boise and were
given instructions by the Boise police
department to move on
Nampa.-Nampa Kiwanians held
constructive meeting at the Dewey
Palace at which questions of civic i'm
provement came up.
Boise.-An order was issued by the
fish and game department closing
Magic reservoir to fishing during
April, May and June.
Caldwell. = Caldwell high school
baseball team played the first game
of the season with Star high school.
The score being IA to in favor of
Caldwell.
Idaho Falls.-The American Legion
is making plans to put on gigantic
Fourth of July celebration in Idaho
Falls this year. The legionnaires are
backing the plan to a man.
Boise.-Mayor Eugene B. Sherman
and two councilmen, Edward Smith
and Prosper AveIine, were reelected
by large majorities in the primary
city election.
Idaho Falls.-The Shelley mercan-
tile store, established by John Shelley
a decade ago, was sold last week.
Pocatellu.-Idaho's public utilities
has set April 80 as the
late for the opening of the hearing