The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1924-05-01
Short News Notes
From All Parts of
IDAHO

tDaI fOcdtcliO nlkn SCHOOL DC irtaih-
ed upon the list Of accredited high
schools In the state Is contained In
a report which has been prepared by
Ethel e. Redfield, state high school
Inspector.
Boise.-The twenty-ffth annual re-
port OF the mining industry Of Idano
for the year 1923, booklet Of 22l
pages, carefully indexed and well IL
lustrated containing full information
concerning activities in all Of the dis
tricts Of the Gem state, is now ready
for distribution.
Montpelier.-Mo Montpelier Is TO have
$4,000 civic center playground for
the children and young people who
wish 10 spend their leisure hours OUT
Of doors.
Pocatello,-The first shipment OF
raw cheese, consisting Of two car
loads has arrived in Pocatello from
the Lebbs factory at Paul and has
been stored in the new Kraft COM
pany distributing plant west Of the
city. The storage capacity of the
Kraft plant is approximately thirty
five carloads.
Boise.-Idaho's quarantine against
California for foot and mouth disease
will not be modified, it was announ-
ced by Governor c. c. Moore follow
mig a conference with four Califor-
mia representatives and thirty-five
Idaho officials, livestock men, bank
ers and business men.
Boise,-A schoolboy playing in the
sagebrush a few miles from Kuna the
other day picked up what experts be-
lieve TO be a petrified egg bearing all
appearance Of having been that of a
dinosaur. IL seems TO be close
counterpart to similar discoveries
made In the desert Of Cobb, Mongol-
ia, and is in fine state of preserva-
ton.
Nampa.-Farmers in arrears on
their drainage charges are not get
ting water, according to word
brought to this city by ranchers. IL
is understood that the refusal TO de-
liver water in such cases is made
necessary to comply with the law
governing reclamation projects.
Boise.-Falling asleep at the steer
ing wheel of his car after being out
on a case all night, DIR. Wilson ABB
ner Foskett, pioneer physician Of the
White Bird country, was dashed to
death In the Salmon river. His body
was recovered from the river with
hooks and it was found
that he had suffered fatal injuries
before he struck the water.
Idaho Falls.-The board of county
at their monthly ses-
zion entered an order cutting the SAL
aries Of all county officers within
heir jurisdiction, to the extent Of
about sti00 per year. The salaries
reduced by the commissioners win
not effect the present administration
'ut win go into effect January 1,
925.
Pocatello.-The annual financial
eport Of Bannock county shows that /
here are no outstanding county I
'onds. leaving the county free from /
'onded indebtedness. The county /
las a current surplus in ali funds
20 $50, 735.49.
wallaee.-May 20 is the date set
or the special election to vote on the
ssuance OF $4,000 municipal bonds
or the erection Of fire station and
ity hall on the site Of the present
The proposed building viii
ost approximately $4,000. The Is
ue has twice been defeated at spec
al elections.
Burley.-Miss Harriet f. Swarr,
rho Is attending the University Of
iaho. has won the silver loving cup
4 grain Judging. The cup is given
y the washburn Wilson Seed COM
any and Miss Swart now becomes
~ permanent owner.
Shoshone- Shoshone will have a
ami this coming summer that will
i've concerts on the streets at least
ne night a WEEK. Mrs. +. J. Bur-
cit. is business manager Of the
and which consists Of 20 pieces and
lrcady Is busy rehearsing music for
he summer concerts. Most Of the
,euibers Of the band are musicians
no have quite little training
Pocatello. FORREST Cole. II year
ID son Of Mr.. and Mrs Floyd Cole
{ Sublct. Cassia county. was drown
q while swimming in pool eperat-
By The Lava Natatoriuni company,
private concern az Lava Hot
prings. The pool was being emp
"a and the boy was drawn into the
ight.inch outlet BY the suction. He
as found In an upright position.
ith both legs in TIE outlet at the
ottom Of the pool
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