White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1924-09-26
Idaho News

BOISE.-Ths Chsdron Construction
Company of Salt Lake City has OBJ.
tanned permit for erection of the
new main line Union Pacific passen.
ger station here. The cost will be
$4,000. Excavation work is prae.
tically completed.
LEWIsToN.-With the opening of
registration at the University of Idaho
there has been an exodus during the
past week from Lewiston of boys and
girls entering or returning to school.
A few are leaving for other schools
but the State University now attracts
the majority of the grauates Of the
Lewiston High School.
BOISE.-Hot weather and variety
of pests caused prunes to deteriorats
rapidly in August, according to sur
vey issued by julius H. Jacobson,
United States crop statistician for
Idaho. Conditions at harvest time,
says Mr.. Jacobson, was 43 per cent of
normal compared with As per cent
August l, and SO per cent a year ago.
RIGBY.-The First National Bank
of this city has purchased the interest
of g. A. Waters in the Idaho Dairy
Products Company, manufacturers OF
yellowstone Cheese" The new OIL
GERS Of the company are: President,
Josiah Call; manager, Lawrence By
bee; Herman Stutzman, cheese maker
at the Rigby factory; and Alfred Hir-
seq, cheese maker at the Louisville
factory.
BLACKFOO THE Aberdeen
cheese factory began operating re-
Gently. The plant is located in a new
building especially designed for
cheese factory and erected by the Alb
erdeen Commercial Club. Equipment
for factory of 5000 pounds milk ca
pacity was installed by the H. B.
Laabs Cheese Company, and can be
increased to 10000 pounds capacity
on short notice.
SLICKPOO.-A frantic search was
made by the sisters Of the Sickpoo
mission for two missing boys who, at
sometime during the day, wandered
away from the confines of the mis-
sion. One boy was soon found, but
when the other was still missing the
sisters notified the police. The miss
ing lad, boy of abount 10 years of
age, was found in the evening by Po-
lice Chief Eugene CAESAR on Eigh-
teenth Street near the river, bare
headed and hungry. He was given
over to two of the sisters who were
in the city searching for him.
GENESEE.-The American Legion
Post will give potato carnival on
4 October 4. There will be dance at
night at Legion Hall. During the
dance, King Spud will choose queen
with whom he will share his throne.
Plans are being laid to make this an
annual event and an organization will
be formed. Potatoes grown here are
acknowledged by competent Judges to
be exceptionally fine,
MOSCOW-Much territory was tax
en- into the corporate limits at spe-
cial meeting Of the council recently,
when final reading Of the ordi1iance
was held and passage approved. The
territory taken in lies principally in
, three sections Of town, northeast, west
} and south. 1t will take into the city
the Hagen and Cushing Packing Com
pany's plant, to the west, and resi-
dences Of many people living close to
: the present limits. This action has
r been under discussion for some time
KELLOGG.-Arthur Holt, who be-
came traffic officer here recently, was
probably fatally shot with his own
pistol when it dropped out Of his
holster as he was repairing his motor
cycle and EMPLOYED as it fell to the
cement floor of the garage. The bull
let entered Hollis right eye and passed
through his head. He was taken to
the hospital where little hope Is held
out for his recovery. He leaves a
wife and 2-months-old baby. He came
here about a year ago from Portland.