Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1924-02-08
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Boise,-John w. Shook, newly a
pointed warden of the penitentiar
! who has served since January % ,
deputy warden, assumed full charg
Of the institution Saturday. Mr.
. Shook was sworn in Friday evenin
as matron. d. w. Ackley, for man
years on the staff in various cap;
cities. was at once reappointed b
Mr. Shook, as deputy warden.
Rupert,-Two carloads of cheese
the product of the factories at Rupert
Paul, Acequia, were shipped iron
Paul this week. One car went t.
Chicago and the other to San Fran
cisco.
Boise,-Sheepmen who Craze theil
flocks in national forests have eff
fected an agreement with the fedora
biological survey for use of tile lat
ters patent poison compound for
coyotes, it was learned at a meeting
recently Of the Boise National Forest
Grazers' Association. Members went
on record as asking the forest service
to increase the limit for bands from
1000 to $3.50.
Boise-Approximately 1885, 900 may
be spent on forest highways in Idaho
if recommendations made to the for
est service by the state are carried
into effect. These recommendation
were submitted to the forest service
at conference between it's officials
and Idaho officials held in Spokane
recently. w. J. Hall, commissioner
of public works, represented the
state.
Nampa, = Willard Frosh, forest
ranger on the Challis national forest,
has rendered his resignation.
Boise,-Citizens of Boise are look
ng forward with keen interest to
what is scheduled to be one of the
zig outdoor events of the season, Feb |
uary 20 and March 1, when the
eautiful Payette lakes, situated at
lcCall, Idaho, will be the scene Of an
iaborate winter sport carnival.
Nampa,-That Nampa is the egg
nd poultry center OF the state is
lown by the record of carlot ship
tents during 1923. as given to the
ampa Retail Merchants Association
their weekly luncheon last week
Joel L. Priest, general agent of
lie Oregon Short Line.
Rupert, = During the month of
ecember Robert Girerdell, who re-
ntly purchased a farm two and a
If miles north of Rupert, received
q from the nine head of Holstein
VS. he is milking, this being the
lmber fresh at this time of his herd [
26 head of cows and heifers, all
Twin Falls, Idaho Falls High
hool football team was awarded
e Idaho state inter-scholastic foot
II championship for 1923, by deci-
m of the state inter-scholastic ath-
lc board of control, made public
re by M. c. Mitchell, superinten-
ut of Twin Falls schools who serv-
last year as president of the board
| is now its secretary.
laldwell, Courts of Canyon coun-
Will be called on to decide the
idity of the election in Nampa
'tember %, last in which voters
the city authorized the issuance of
900 in bonds for park purposes
expressed preference for the
ian creek site.
Ieridian, Idaho prune growers
Sc either reduce their shipments
broaden their markets if the prune
istry is to succeed. according to a
etin mailed Wednesday to all
1bers of the association from
'e headquarters.
'ise, = L. A. York was elected
ident of the chamber of con-
&c for 1924 following the report
he nominating committee ar q
ing of the board of directors in
rooms. He took office
ediately
lmett,-Two safes and a yauIt
lie Gem county courthouse des- -
ID by fire were opened and re-
and contents found to be prac- j
y uninjured, save for water gro'
Ige. Most of the records of the b
y, save those in the offices not j;
cted by safe or vault are thus Tow
some having been re-
d before the building was des-
Il.
Of -Arbon valley
the establishment
cheese factory. provided suffi-
cows ean be signed. The real
men Of this city and the coun-
IN bureau are back Of the ven. NJ.
been
Fraternal Order of plea