The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1924-02-21
Short News Notes
From All Parts of
IDAHO


which was opened al Shelley last
week, Is now running 10 capacity and
milk IN sufficient quantity 10 insure
payroll that will be a material help
10 the town Is being received daily
Twin Falls.-Citizen Of Twin
Falls have presented a petition 10 the
city council asking for permission 70
gravel the unpayed streets in the
east end Of the city.
Poise.--Mrs. Marie Curtis. star
government wltress In the trial Of
Dr.. H. Goodfrielid James ID. Agnew.
former sheriff Of Ada county, and
others convicted Of conspiracy 10
violate the national prohibition law,
which was completed about a year
ago died. Tuesday afternoon at her
home IN Kansas.
Nampa Maintenance Of approx
mately eight miles Of state highway
lying within the Nampa highway dis
triet has been taken over BY the state
department Of public works, accord
ing 10 word received here from J. ID.
Woods. state district engineer. This
transfer Il the result Of negotiations
which have been going on for some
time between the highway distriet
and the state department.
Boise Bonds totaiing $4,000 OF
the chico irrigation district were
approved Wednesday by the state
reclamation diatriet bond commission
IL was announced by w. @. Swend
son. commissioner OF reclamation ana
president Of the commission.
Twin Falls.--Ernest ID. Bloom, SUI
perintendent for the past four years
OF Blaekfoot, Idaho schools, was
Monday elected by unanimous vote Of
the Twin Falls board Of education
10 be superintendent Of Twin. Falls
schools, succeeding NJ. c. Mitchell.
whose resignation, effective June 80.
next was recently accepted.
Boise Thirty miles from Boise
Ia what Ia known a. the famous
Boise basin there Is an opal and pre-
;ious stone mine. fact that does not
seem TO be generally known. A sam
pie Of the opals taken from this
mine IL to be seen In Boise-a neck
ace set with perfectly matched fire
,pals. The necklace Is OF rare beau
" The opals In II were taken from
he mine owned by a group Of men
who plan commercial mining Of the
stones.
Boise.--Dana r. .Brinck, Boise at
orney was appointed Judge OF the
Third Judicial district for Ada coun-
y Monday night by Governor C. c.
Moore. Mr.. Brinek succeeds NJ |.
'hurch. resigned. who is facing
harges Of adultry. preferred by L.
). Aliumbaugh. sheriff Of Ada eoun-
y. February 2.
Boise. Lewiston was unanimously
hosen by the Republican state cen
raj committee In special session here
% the holding Of the delegate con
ention ON Tuesday. March 20. while
IDAHO Falls was selected for tho
omination convention which will be
cid Tuesday. August 20.
Twin Fslls--Ths jury disagreed
at Wednesday In the case against
red Branders. manager OF the Pay
'te Vinegar and Cidar company. !
,argcd with second degree arson in
q attempt 10 burn the Twin Falls .
negsr plant. after having been out !
'arly 20 hours {
Filer,-Contract prices for garden
ed beans offered growers last week .
% cent higher ON seed beans than
as offered last season. the prices
nging from 5. 90 and cents :
'und. Local firms are now signing }
ntraets. The contract bean crop :
this section L. said to be one OF =
. districts most important assets.
Tho giving OF half. a
NJ OF paatouritcd milk twice day
recess 10 underwolxht children IN =
> iiiackfoot schools under the
'ectioa - Miss Edith Chaffee. 4. r
vas instituted late In January AMI r
the end u two weeks rvwelxhinx
the children showed amazing 70
tia
soise Tommy Atkins. the wi
~ Blacksmith has received a per.
nal letter from President Calvin
oiidxc thanking him for the hand l
ne silver.moun,ea ink stand and =
! resg that the flolzc blacksmith
Il to him a few weeks axo. This
, Was prvsented h. the president
Congressman Adaisoa T. Saith Of
shc
'ciss. Ada county must rcpay 70
payers the sam ~ SfSftHt. Ia. |
ess aud penalties ga delinquent
~ fps tho Years iuee ipei snd
9 because % the drclsien u thu
stature sssailshiex she penalty and
ting the intcr~ss on delinquent
- fcs tao>e years frvai n 20 /,
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