The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1924-01-16
Short News Notes
From All Parfs of
IDAHO

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Boise,-The first month Of tile stat,
prison shirt factory showed a profit Of
approximately $1,000, according t.
Governor G. O. Moore.
Rexburg,-The Rigby flour mill wa.
totally destroyed by fire. In less than
an hour the large building and machin.
cry was RACED. The fire originated In
the basement from = hot box.
Cadlwell,-Extensivs plans are be,
Ing made for Caldwells first annual
flower show, according to Mrs. Ed l..
Bryan, chairman OF the committee.
Boise-Mr. and Mrs. Roy Landers Of
South Boise. were severely bruised
when a motorcycle they were riding
collided with a truck driven by Nels
Graves.
Nampa-Railroad men arriving here
last week reported heavy fall Of
snow at Huntington and low down in
the hills.
Boise-Five thousand dollars for a
skin bruise on his leg is what Ed Stem
blom Of Pocatello collects In medical
fees and compensation, according to
an award of the state Industrial acct
dent board.
Nampa-G. R. Mckay, an employe
OF the Sawdey-Hunt Produce company,
dropped 300 pound block of Ice on
his left foot. McKay's toes were bad,
ly smashed.
Emmett-Emmett shipments this
year totaled 27O7 carloads on October
4, with apple shipments having just
commenced. OF this number, 1887,
were cars Of lumber, and 615 fruit.
Emmett-The first car of honey was
shipped from Emmett last week. All
OF 1t was product of Gem county beer.
The cargo was valuable one.
Idaho Falls-The chamber of COM
MERGE is urged to get behind a project
for the establishing Of an experiment.
al farm, to be operated by the students
OF the Idaho Falls High.
Pocatello,-The Pocatello Real Es-
tate board has Endorsed the proposed
new mark to be located on Rapid
creek and plans have been outlined
for the board to aid In financing the
project.
Rigby,-The body of Miss Blanche
Peterson, 10, who drowned last April |
IN the South Fork of Snake river at
Connant valley, was recovered last
week at Blacks canyon by two young
boys who found 1t lodged in some
lrift wood.
Boise,-Former State Senator Will
lam r. Williams, SO, pioneer mer-
liant Of Placerville and later a local
merchant, died in a local hospital
fter short illness.
Pocatello, = The e. D. Harrison
ewelry store and a pawn brokers'
conducted by l. Arian,
vere visited by burglars and the loot
ecured from the stores will amount ,
} approximately $4,000. [
Idaho Falls,-Phil and Roscoe Ly-
rs are patients in an Idaho Falls
Ospital suffering from injuries re- b,
sived when the gas tank Of their !
IF exploded.
Buhl,-A net return of $12S to the
re from beans is the record set by
2. S. Samuels, farmer near Bull.
amuels had field of S5 acres and
e whole crop averaged 40 bushels. +
Nampa,-Crushed gravel and other |.
aterials are on the ground and n
is in readiness to COM s
ence the work of paving the alleys a
the downtown section Of this city. y
boise'-Nlne large boxes OF ciotn- z
6 for japanese earthquake sufferers RI
ere sent from Boise by the Helping n
and Society, an organization of n
panese women. i
Nampa,-More than 100 cars of fat
title consigned to coast markets IL
ere moved from this district last az
eek. M
Johnson, SO, and John m
de while working on the Lowman- w
edgren, "a, were killed In a land to
anley road, according to word re- tn
lived here. W
Rupert,-George Brown and Sam T.,
inn, Of Paul, convicted on a liquor r,
arge, have been sentenced to six 70
ontlls and three months respective p,
In the county Jail and fined 5000 tn
oh. no
a meeting of the city Isl
uncil it was decided to enforce the 90
REV law, Which requires that ="
ildren be kept off the streets after ~ ~
o'clock in the evening. a. a.
Misunderstanding to the records, au
lssia county leads other counties in ON
Q state in the acreage planted to u
tatoes this year. This county has l..
9413 acres. -
Twin Falls Tho houd iacua