The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1923-08-31
NewsN
From All Parts of
UTAH

Trip VIII be made IN TRUCKS DeiOnsln
to the troop.
Brigham City-While thresher
were at work threshing grain at tn
Oscar Hunsaker farm at Honeyville
fire broke out spreading rapidly II
the hay and grain and buildings ad
joining the field.
Provo.-The development of me
chanical equipment OF American
railroads was illustrated by the Den
YER & Rio Grande Western railroad
in the exhibition of two Of the larg
est locomotives in the world at the
union station here.
Ogden.-Porter Woodmansee, Og-
den contractor, was arrested charged
with driving an automobile. while un-
der the influence of liquor.
Garden City-A letter commencing
her for her service has been sent by
Postmaster General New to Miss
Harriet B. Teeple, retiring postmaster
at Garden City, Utah. Miss Teeple,
served as postmaster for 81 years.
Washington.-Ezra p. Jensen has
been given a temporary appointment
as postmaster at Garland, Utah.
Brigham City.-The paratyphoid
fever epidemic is subsiding here is
the belief of DR.. t. b. Beatty, sec
rotary of the state board of health.
Yernal-Ed Rollins, a mail driver,
narrowly escaped death in the Indian
canyon recently when he was forced
to drive his big truck to the side of
a dugway.
Provo.-William Alfred, Is years of
age, was the defendant to a complaint
charging him with involuntary man.
slaughter, for the killing of Fred e.
Bellows of Bingham in an automobile
accident.
American Fork.-At a special ses-
sion of the city council the purchase
of new fire fighting apparatus was
authorized.
Provo.-An expenditure Of $4,000
for rebuilding and rerouting all tele-
phone lines on the east side OF Provo
has been authorized by officials OF
the Mountain States Telephone &
Telegraph company.
Provo.-Work on the new Alpine
scenic highway, which connects |
American Fork and Provo, via their
is we'll under way, and by |
Early next week the round trip can be
made without difficulty.
Ogden.-That the motorman of a
street car had started the car with
uch violence and force as to throw
lin against seat back, thereby in
uring him internally, is alleged in
he suit for S2S.400 damages filed in
he district court by e. c. f. Hart
nan.
Ogden.-About $4,000 damage was
one to the freight elevator, shaft
nd motor in warehouse Of the Og-
en- Furniture & Carpet company
hen lightning struck the cupola of
ne shafthouse.
Logan.-First Vice President A.
obert Larsen of Sandy was elected
, head the Utah State Fireman's as
ociation at the annual convention
ere
Moab. The Moab -ThOmpsons {
ghway was severely damaged by
e worst flood in Grand county for
'veral years, last week. The bridge
tanning what is known as Seven
lie Wash. is wrecked
Standardville.-W. r. Abbot, SO, T
putty sheriff of Standardville, was G
shot when a gun which 7
was carrying exploded, the bullet b
ssing through the groin. c
American Fork.-By an order of
leriff j. b. Boyd all candy wheels, :.
lnchboards and other games of
ance will be discontinued in Utah :,
unity pleasure resorts. 4
Spanish Fork-Joseph #. Skinner, h
|. Money and Elisha Warner. men,
rs of the Spanish Fork Rotary club,
We voluntarily constructed six
Dles for the tourist camping n
Dunds.
Price-The Modern Woodmen OF
neica have organized lodge In a
ice under the direction of S. T. :
cry Of Ogden. state deputy for the
Ter.
.ogan.-The Utah Agricultural COL
e completed the fiscal year ending
ne 80, 1923, with a small balance
it's general fund and with every
department showing a
fit.
SALT Lake City.-Dealers in Salt
Se have announced a drop of
lts in the price of gasoline, max
1t "a cents gallon retail.