The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1924-02-28
Short News Notes
From All Parts of
IDAHO


tional bank was found guilty on al
Of the eight counts in the indictment
returned against him in the federal
court after a trial that had lasted
two days.
Boise Alonzo +. Brown OF
Grangeville has been made deputy
game warden for the district Of Ida
no county between the south fork Of
the Clearwater river and the Salmon
river according TO announcement
made by Game Warden Dick Thomas.
Pocatello.-In the confession Of
John Graves, 16-year-old boy, the
mysterious shooting of John Bird,
which occurred recently, and the bur
glary of the Standard furniture store
are cleared up. The boy has admit
ted that he shot the Pocatello Creek
rancher, but gives no reason for the
act.
Boise.-Ada county commissioners
will approve expenditures not to ex-
coed $4,000 as the county's share to-
ward building roads in the vicinity
of an approach to the main line sta
ton, according to a report of Ed
ward Smith, acting mayor, to the
city council Tuesday.
Twin Falls.-The impossible road
conditions existing between Filler and |
Bull have improved with the long /
period of warmer weather so that |
low the communication between
Twin Falls and Roise by auto stage
las been resumed.
Idaho Falls.-What is believed by
ocal sportsmen to be the largest
'olf ever trapped in Idaho was cap
ured recently by Asa and Ollie
hughes Of Camas, reputed TO be the
est trappers in that section. The
Iolf was brought to Camas where
was found to weight ninety-four
ounds and measure seven feet from
p to tip. The animal was two feet
height.
Boise.-The highest price paid for
ahO treasury notes In many years
arked the return OF confidence in
e state government, according to
ate Auditor Ed Gallett Monday. /
Zen he reported the sale of $S50,000
neral fund notes TO the First Ma
nal bank OF Boise.
Wallace.-The health ban prohibit
: children under II years from at I
lding public gatherings on account
the prevalence OF measles, has
IN lifted by the city health officer b
Arco.-Iast week the creamery at a
20 shipped 25.499 pounds Of white
am cheese to Chicago. The ship
mt consisted Of 1853 tubs and Is the nj
sest to leave this station. pi
Wallace, -Fifty-three students of
Wallace school have signified pl
ir intention OF taking part in the IA
ionwide oratorical contests on the
nefitS OF the American Constitu-
b. being conducted by many OF sir
large daily newspapers OF the ma ca
!. OF the number listed as con.
ants, 26 are from the senior high
Dol and q from the junior high Blu
Dol. be
swiston. Establishment OF an
'stos shingle factory at Kamiah
discussed az a recent meeting OF -, -
Lewiston Commercial club. n''
lkers said asbestos deposits near .
liah comprised over 1000 acres
with the exception OF those in WEI
'gia., were the only beds in the Sui
ed States.
ID. Agnew, former
IN OF Ada county. Carl Sorenson ~.
Ed Ward. all convicted Of con ~
M to violate the federal pro- -,
lon laws. are occupying quarters To
Ie county jail here. They we're to
lcted in the United States dis @-
court In Boise, March 4, 1923.
ise.-Applause continued unre- writ
1 for many minutes in district
here Saturday when Dana f. -
X. appointed by the governor to scho,
ell Judge VI. l. Church, who was cssal
ted week ago on an adultry
y took the bench. Drinks ap- poo
nent was made after more than wv
MEMBERS Of the bar had signed
dorsement- 80,
sc.--on appeal by the state de-
lent Of public welfare. United
, District Attorney Z. G. Davis Dr.
assurance Of aid in keeping out
e state undesirables. especially ',-->
carrying disease. who may be
ed from large cities in ada GAS
tstes. -. = :
eurg.--The Snake river section -
30 saw a Rs per cent liquidation q
sar after the greatest period OF
sion ever experienced By the fr
turing the years q 1927 and
according 70 Frank Turner.
state dealer Of Rexburr and Keii
architect Of the same -