The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1923-11-23
Short News Notes
From All Parts of
IDAHO


helping dig potatoes, and paid hin
with check for three dollars. I'm
stranger raised the check to $50.
Jerome,-Jerome senior high schoo
was dismissed for an entire week L
meet the demand for workers in thu
beet and potato fields.
Boise-C. A. Allen and Roy Clemens
of Pocatello were declared guilty o.
possession of intoxicating liquor in {
supreme court decision delivered by
Justice Robert N. Dunn.
Nampa,-An issue of bonds aggre-
eating $4,000 has been retired
through issuance of warrants by
Joseph DePartee. clerk Of the Nampa
school district.
Nampa,-Although car shortage
for apples continues, there are from
80 to 90 cars going out daily from this
| district. Some of the cars are now
carrying charcoal heaters.
CALDWELL sheriff Mason Wednes-
day summoned venire of 80 men to
report in district court. A long list
of cases has been set for trial with
several criminal prosecutions.
Pocatello, Building plans for
Idaho Technical Institute at Pocatello
were Endorsed by the state board OF
education last week.
Pocatello,-Frank Mizera, an en-
ployee of the Oregon Short Line
shops, was drowned at Mackay when
a boat from which lie was fishing
capsized.
Tetonia,-A cooperative factory,
capable of handling 10000 pounds of
milk daily, has been organized here
for the manufacture of Swiss cheese.
Twenty-Five farmers are represented
In the association.
Hailey.7Joseph Vasco, a rancher
living south of Haley, met instant
death when working in gravel pit
near Zimmerman hill.
Idaho Falls.-Ralph Salano and
Nick Marius, Mexicans, were found
guilty by jury here on charges Of
burglary.
Boise.-Luster M. Nelson, 23, en-
ployed in the Bullion mine at Haley
was killed almost instantly when a
car he was driving went over an en-
bankment.
Wendell.-The Tyler trophy cup
awarded for the best group of Hamp-
shire ram lambs exhibited at the Pa
cific international livestock show at
Portland, Ore, was won by Mrs.
Charles Lee Miller of Thousand
Springs Farm.
Pocatollo-Sarah Talmage, colored,
$ dead as the result of shooting
between her and another colored wo-
nan, the quarrel started over the af-
'ections of a colored gentleman.
Burley.-Burley Elks enjoyed
,heasant dinner last week in the Elks
lall which was attended by about
100.
Twin Falls.-W. Homer Craven.
PRESIDENT of the Bank of Hollister
led here from effects of a gunshot
wound, resulting from accidental dis
barge of his shotgun.
Pocatello.-Between 600 and 800
isitors are expected m Pocate1lo ,
november 20, ad 80 and December l
or the Idaho Teachers Association
nnual meeting.
Pocatello.-Laverne Hanson. Swear
Id son OF Roy Hanson met instant
cath while picking up coal along the
-cademy spur track of the Short :
inc
Pocatello.-A crew of employees of ]
lie Oregon Short Line from Poca-
lilo is at Montpelier enlarging the !
'undhouse at that place so that It
Ill accommodate the extra heavy :
pc of engines now in service on the
lst end.
charlottesville bitulithic pavement
'er the Fort Hall reservation. a sec. r
IN OF the Yellowstone highway is
and open for travel. |
Boise, = Secretary of State f. A.
ter plans to issue the 1924 auto :
ense plates on December /. The
ites have been shipped and will be r
ady for distribution at that time.
Blackfoot,-J. c. Townsend Johr B
and the latters wife and Il
lid were injured when their auto.
bile collided with large truck.
Idaho Falls,-A wave of crime sud- b
My hit Idaho Falls, when seven
rglaries were reported at police
adquarters in one night. D
Boise, = Stock and catt1emen OF =
lho viii protest any increase in =
.zing rates charged by the depart u
Mt of agriculture, according to a 81
'ision reached here after three CT
IS session with forestry officials. II
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