The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1923-10-05
Short News Notes
From All Parts of
IDAHO

'iiee oroken ribs and other injur
les when he was thrown from
morse at the Hartman Ranch
Hailey-With ideal weather an
good crowds, the Blaine county fair
held at Gannett, was a credit to I'll,
Wood River valley.
st. Anthony,-Naxine Miller az,
Z, met death when she was run owe,
by an automobile driven by ROLAND
Graham, IL, of Medale.
Boise-Only one man of the five
who sawed their way out of the state
prison about month ago is at lib.
erty, according to Warden w. L.
Cuddy, who reported to Governor
Moore that two others had been
captured at St. Paul.
Boise.-The state gasoline tax of
&c per gallon has netted the state
S16l4O3.92 since the law went into
effect April L of this year, according
to b. e. Hyatt, state auditor of pub
lie accounts.
Blackfoot, = The body of Mrs.
Mabel Quereau of Jerome, Idaho
who was drowned in the Snake river
June 26, was recovered last week
twenty-five miles below this city,
near the mouth of Boone creek.
Malad, Thirty Idaho counties
In which are located national forests
received s14S,7O5.SS. This amount
was from the national forest service
as Idaho's share of revenues from
the forests in the state.
Wallace,-The 900 yard national
rifle association free rifle match at
Camp Perry, Ohio, was won by l..
A. Rue, OF Wallace, who had a per-
feet score of 100 with 10 fours.
Burley-Horace Tracy, a cattleman
OF this section, was instantly killed at
Yost, Utah, when horse he was
riding fell off a dugway.
Burley,-Arthur, s, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Arthur Jensen of Burley, died
following an injury he received the
first part Of last week when he fell
from a tree at his home.
Boise.-William M. Bum, former
territorial governor of Idaho from
1884 to 1886 by appointment of Presi-
dent Arthur, died at Philadelphia |
last week. He was 50 years old.
Caldwell,-Kuna has entered the
field with Holstein Bull association
according to report of A. w. Hol-
man, testing supervisor of the Kuna
Cow Testing association
Twin Falis-Peach picking at the
Crystal Springs orchard ended last
week. A crop OF about two dozen
cars was handled.
Mccall, - Work of surfacing the
McCalI-New Meadows highway from
Mccall to the Adams county line was
begun last week.
Twin Falls-Gathering of the two
million dollar bean crop started last
week. The price holds up and the
weather Is such that it is felt the
WnOle crop VIII mature.
Shoshone = Lincoln county las
raised Ss5650 for relief of Japanese
earthquake sufferers. OF this sum
$500 was raised by the local Japanese
colony.
Hailey.-Because of a shortage of
city funds council members have
abolished the office of city marshall.
Emmett = Passengers and train
crew of the Idaho Northern train 9
running between Mccall and Emmett ]
escaped injury last week. when three
freight cars were derailed.
Idaho Falls-Lettuce picking and
chipping commenced last week at
Spencer. Two cars were shipped
day leave until the crop is moved. ;
Cambridge-The cream station of
'wift & Co., and the residence OF
IRIS Emma Brown, were destroyed q
y fire last week. Il
New Meadows-Harry Johnson lost ;,
he major portion of his grain crop !,
omprising about 1000 bushels, when II
spark from the threshing engine q
at fire to the stacked grain. II
American Falls.-The Fair associa- n
on went through the sixteenth an U
ual show without financial loss, 9
ccording to Secretary Oliver. ~
Albion,-Beet digging on the south NJ
de OF the Minidoka project will b.
art September "a and the sugar CT
ctory at Burley will start the fall
In on October l. Ut
Nampa,-C. A. Pape was elected r.
and knight of the Nampa council, in
nights of Columbus, at the annual
ection OF the order. Lr
Nampa. --Proofs of claims against or
e First National bank of Nampa nj
lich closed its doors last March,
e being filed rapidly by depositors til