The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1924-12-03
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4 RESUME or THE WEEKS
ooINos IN THIS AND OTHER
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smportant Events Of the Last Seven
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WESTERN

mont was made after two-day COZ
ference Of state Republican leaders
Farmers in Manitoba, Canada, ju,
across the line from North Dakot,
are threshing in the snow, accordin
to reports received at Grand Fork
N. d. The grain is being haule
Ia sleds.
From present indications the waite
shortage that visited Salt Lake las
summer will not occur this comm,
year as the snow fall in the noun
tains near town is extremely heav,
for this time of the year.
Orders issued last June for the de
struction Of alleged boil weevil in
Tested cotton crops in the Postvalle
area near Tucson, Arizona were de-
eiared unauthorized, illegal and
void" in report filed in United
States court at Phoenix by H. L.
Partridge, special master in chan
Gerry.
Donovan Baker, Mare Island navy
yard sailor, from whose stomach were
extracted ten nails in an operation
month ago, swallowed a table fork
At Vallejo, Cal. He will recover.
A per capita payment of $25 to
2626 Flathead Indians of Montana
was authorized by the interior de-
partment in response to an appeal
that the Indians were in need of
financial assistace on account of an
preaching winter. A $50 payment
was asked, but because of lack of
money in the tribal fund, the pay
ment was fixed at $25.
Washington, D. c., was chosen as
the 1925 convention place Of the Ma
tional Association of Railway and
Utility Commissioners, at their SEES
hon at Phoenix, Arizona. The date
vas fixed at November 10 to 10.
F. r. Anderson, wealthy attorney
y Vancouver, B. c., and Russell
Hhitelaw, also of Vancouver, and
eputed millionaire, were among
cores of individuals indicted at San
francisco by a federal grand jury
n charges Of violating the prohibi-
Ion law and the treaty agreement :
etween the United States and Canada :
elaitve to shipping liquor into this I
ountry. ;
Three persons lost their lives in
,e waters of the main canal of the
una irrigation project at Yuma,
rizona when their automobile plung e
] over an embankment into the S
'ream. Three others riding in the r
achine narrowly escaped death. K
GENERAL q q
Mrs. Fannie Christian of Rozel, e,
an, has been elected to two offices W
justice Of the peace and town di
Up although she had not
en- candidate for any office, the h,
ficial canvass of the November p
sction disclosed. ~
What is declared to have been a S,
ton wide plot to manufacture and a
] bogus IS war savings certifi- DC
tes was exposed with the arrest of lif
Zottarelli, Cleveland attorney, in ac
berth Of 2 pullman after he ar G,
ed from Washington. av
The names of Jimmy O'Connell and
~ Dolan, ousted from the New of
TX Giants by Baseball Commits XII
ner K. M. Lands just before the sic
ying Of the recent worlds series, dis
'eared on the general ineligible ev,
made public at Chicago by Leslie
;onnor, the commissioners secre- arr
y. While many players appear in
the ineligible lists of various ha,
os, there are but eleven names on po.
general ineligible list" :
'. W. Irwin of Wheeling, W. Va. wo
imperial potentate of the An DIRE
It Arabic order, Mobiles of the sar
'tic Shrine, died in a hospital at age
tsburg, where he underwent an tiff
ration several weeks ago. of ]
i've collars, approximately, for MOI
y man in the country, were made test
year. Census bureaus stats dec
Of manufacturers show 1850 ,662 mar
N, or 1881, 1868 mems collars A
turned out by factories in 1928. wer
included starched and soft col der
made principally of cotton fab Am
and there also were some of subj
Hold, pyralin and paper. Their neal
value was s30,S03,554. Pue
me hour overnight mail service R
| New York to Chicago and an fact
t-hour service over the same tiles
se eastward, due to prevailing rage
s, will be inaugurated early in abal
Of the coming year. kind
aren't Allen Morford, 10, of St. D
phi, Michigan, the only son OF an
! Morford, former mayor of St. mini
phi, who recently figured as the
it in a sensational San Diego trial
holdup, was arrested by de- naz
8 from the sheriff's office and eide,
red with blackmail. Of q