The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1924-04-16
Short News Notes
From All Parts of
IDAHO


Main street and seven blocks OF side
streets, and for removing wooden wa
ter pipes and replacing them with
iron pipes In the paved district.
Parma.-F. II. Fouch claims to have
a eve which In three years has given
birth to IL lambs-triplets at three
different times and twins once, all
but one Of which lived and were cared
for and raised by the mother.
rco,-Gloyd Young, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Wade Young has gone to Tiajuana
Mexico. where he Will enter upon
jockey career in the employ of l.. Il.
Knifong, owner Of a string Of race
horses. Gloyd, who is but Is years
OF age, first attracted attention Of race
horse owners two years ago at the
Mackay fair
Weiser,-Fire last Sunday destroy
ed the roof of the First Christian
church here, damaging the structure
to an estimated extent OF $4,000. A
new roof and new coat of plaster
VIII be necessary to render the build
Ing fit for occupancy. Insurance car
ried is $4,000.
Lewiston, -Idaho, probably the first
state to take definite action on the
Republican presidential nomination
through convention action. instructed
Its eleven delegates to the national
Republican convention at Cleveland,
to support Calvin Coolidge president
of the United States as the Repubn-
can candidate to succeed himself at
tile state convention held in this city.
Idaho Falls,-T. J. Monahan, sales
man Of Great Falls, Mont, died here
from the effects of-poison. Seized
with violent coughing spell during
the night, Monahan is believed to |
have swallowed the contents of a |
bottle of poison believing it cough
Twin INSTRUMENTATION Of CO.
operative marketing association Of
Twin Falls county dairymen has been
The announcement wa~
Or organization, who reported excell-
INT results from their seven days
drive. Owners OF 12Oc
,ows have enrolled In the association
he committee announced, and the
lew association will have control OF
'ver 10000 pounds of butterfat each
month.
Twin Falls. = Hair-cutting q sport
'opularized for years at this time of
ear by the students OF the local high
chool, who annually Divide them
elves according to their classes for
nighttime war on their rival class
lates' looks, received a sharp repri-
land at the first outbreak when the
'aders of one of the factions were
aught by the local officers and given
opportunity of paying fine Of
10 each or losing their own hair.
hey paid the fine.
Hazelton, ]. e. Hovermole the
Iird member of the trio of alleged
INK robbers who held up the cashier
Id robbed the bank Of Hazelton,
aho of $4350 November %, 1923,
Id escaped has been captured at ST.
nthony, Idhho according to Charles
Wood, manager of the Salt Lake
flee of the Burns International De-
ctive agency.
ello,-Willlam II. Messick, a
rmer employee of the mail depart
ent at the Short Line depot in this
ty, was found guilty in federal court
! 10 counts Of the "a charging robbery
the United States mails, was SEN
need Thursday afternoon by Fed
al Judge II. S. Dietrich to serve II
onths in the Bannock county jail.
essick has wife and four children
siding in Pocatello
Twin Falls,-Nlrs. Cora M. Fitz-
RAID corresponding secretary for
rec years of the Western FEEDER
ion OF Woinen's Clubs. an organiza-
N comprising eleven states and for
my years active in local, district
d state women's club activities,
ID suddenly at her home here at
, age of 80 years.
Boise, Both state and county tax
dropped several thousand dollars
Gooding county for 1923, according
Il. f. Hyatt. state director of the
oding county auditor shows that
tie taves dropped from S56.02S17
1922 to s45.S4O35 In 1923, and
It county taxes In the same time
'pped from s124.5I3.16 to $117,-
10.
Ierome-Jerome high school girls
n the championship in basket ball p'a
the Bull court when they defeated EN-
Bull girls in spectacular game riu
dom equalled in the annals of WI
'ket ball. The final score was ri'
ONE %, Bull 20. 81.
IDAHO Falls,-The Superior Honey
npany of Idaho Falls Is making co'
shipment of honey from the local ~,