The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1923-10-26
Short News Notes
From All Porfs of
IDAHO

ROVER Association.
Boise.-The first month of tile state
prison shirt factory showed a profit OF
approximately $1,000, according tc
Governor G. @. Moore.
Rexburg,-The Rigby flour mill wss
totally destroyed by fire. In less than
an hour the large building and machin.
cry was RACED. The fire originated in
the basement from q hot box.
Cadlwell,-Extensive plans are be
ing made for Caldwell's first annual
flower show, according to Mrs. Ed L.
Bryan, chairman Of the committee.
Boise-Mr. and Mrs. Roy Landers OF
South Boise, were severely bruised
when a motorcycle they were riding
collided with q truck driven by Nels
Graves.
NampazRailroad men arriving here
last week reported a heavy fall of
snow at Huntington and low down in
the hills.
Boise-Five thousand dollars for a
skin bruise on his leg is what Ed Stem
blom of Pocatello collects in medical
fees and compensation, according to
an award OF the state Industrial acct
dent board.
Nampa-G. r. Mckay, an employee
of the Sawdey-Hunt Produce company,
dropped a 300 pound block of ice on
his left foot. McKay's toes we're bad.
ly smashed.
Emmett-Emmett shipments this
year totaled 2707 carloads on October
4, with apple shipments having just
commenced. OF this number, 1887,
were cars of lumber, and els fruit.
Emmett--The first car of honey was
shipped from Emmett last week. All
of 1t was product of Gem county bees.
The cargo was a valuable one.
Idaho Falls-The chamber OF com
merce is urged to get behind a project
for the establishing of an experiment.
al farm, to be operated by the students
OF the Idaho Falls High.
PocateIlo,-The Pocatello Real Es-
tate board has Endorsed the proposed
new mark to be located on Rapid
creek and plans have been outlined
for the board to aid in financing the
project.
Rigby,-The body of Miss Blanche
in the South Fork of Snake river at
Connant valley, was recovered last
week at Blacks canyon by two young
boys who found it lodged in some
drift wood.
Boise,=Former State Senator Will
liam r. Williams, SO, pioneer mer-
chant of Placerville and later a local
merchant. died in a local hospital
after a short Illness.
P~ocatello, The Z. d. Harrison
store and a pawn brokers'
establishment conducted by /. Arian,
visited by burglars and the loot
secured from the stores will amount
to approximately $4,000.
Idaho Falls,-Phil and Roscoe Ly-
ons are patients in an Idaho Falls
suffering from injuries re-
reived when the gas tank Of their
exploded.
Buhl,-A net return of SIPS to the
acre from beans is the record set by
W. s. Samuels, farmer near Bull.
had a field Of S5 acres and
he whole crop averaged 40 bushels.
Nampa,-Crushed gravel and other
materials are on the ground and
is in readiness to com
nence the work Of paving the alleys
n the downtown section of this city.
Boise,-Nine large boxes of CLOTH
ng for Japanese earthquake sufferers
we're sent from Boise by the Helping
Hand Society, an organization of
Japanese women:
Nampa,-More than 100 cars of fat
consigned to coast markets
moved from this district last
week.
Boise,-Fred Johnson, So, and John
Tide while working on the Lowman-
Yedgren. "a, were killed In a land
road, according to word re-
eived here.
Rupert,--George Brown and Sam
Vim, of Paul, convicted on a liquor
barge, have been sentenced to six
lontls and three months respective
in the county jail and fined 5000
ach.
Rupert,-At a meeting Of the city
ouncil it was decided to enforce the
urfew law, which requires that
be kept off the streets after
O'Clock in the evening.
notwithstanding to the records.
assia county leads other counties in
he state In the acreage planted to
o~tatoes this year. This county has
pproximately 9413 acres.
Twin Falls, - The bond issue
mounting to $1,000 for building an
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