The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1924-11-28
Short News Notes
From All Parts of
IDAHO

inflicted when shotgun he wa,
carrying on pillow fell off and dis
! charged, the shot entering the left
side and pentrating the left lung.
Pocatello,-The order of the Ran
mock county board of commiss;onors
disseminating the farm bureau. made
October 10, was recinded at recent
meeting of the board and the work
of the bureau will be continued The
sum OF $336.39 remains in the farm
tnreau budget and the agent in
charge has been instructed to keen
within his appropriation for the re-
mainder of the year.
Lewiston, Though Idaho never
has attained any national distinction,
because of her fishing industry the
salmon run this fall in the Snake and
Clearwater rivers, which join here. is
meaning many thousands of dollars
1t is estimated that already approx
mately $4,000 has been realized from,
the salmon taken from the two
streams
Malad, The production of leo
berg head lettuce in Idaho in 1929
was 1910 cars, which Melted grow
ers approximately $40 a car profit
according to report recently issued.
The total value of the western cron
is approximately s20,OOO,OOO, of which
one-half goes for freight and the
other half is divided roughly, $3.50.
between grower and shipper.
lewiston Contractors on uncom.
pleted highway links are doing all
they can in face of the bad weather
conditions to finish their work in al
lotted time, but in many instances it
appears the work must wait until
spring, according to report from p.
E. oxley, district highway engineer.
Boise,-The primary and general
elections in Ada county cost approx
mately $1,000, according to figures
by the county clerks office, which
that warrants for expen-
'es of the election November a are
now ready and may De obtained.
Twin Falls,-Five out of eight men
arrested by police when they appear
d In masks and robes of the Ku Klux
Alan on Twin Falls streets ca the
'vemng of September 81 last insti-
uted suits in district court here for
amages each against W. t. Leslie
WIN Falls commissioner of public
a1ety; T. 0. Herman, chief of
once; Delbert c. Kennison, H. u.
'utz and ]. H. Bigley, police officers
nd their bondsmen.
Wendall,-What is said to be the
irgest parcel post shipment ever
ent from the Wendell postoffice
III here recently when D. w. Kas
ms shipped forty sacks of potatoes
his wife at Tindall, Idaho. where
rs. kassens is teaching school.
ach sack weighed 70 pounds and
e total postage on the 40 sacks
as $S0.34. Tindall is forty miles
ON the railroad.
Boise, = Idaho's 1925 automobile
Sistrations plates have arrived and
e ready for distribution in the of.
e oil the secretary of state, it has
en- announced. The numerals and
tiers are black on a white field and
plates are a trifle wider and
orter than were the 1924 plates.
Lewiston, The Umatilla Rapids
sociation here passed resolutions
mmittng the organization and the
les and towns from Portland to
vision to program for river dam
lstructIon and river canals between
Cellilo locks and Lewiston.
lwln Falls,-George H. Ackley, GO.
mayer here for the BirdseI Manu-
turing company fer two years
u and candidate this year of the
'gressive party for state senator
round dead in his room at
al hotel. Death was declared by
'slcians to have been caused by
ana pectoris, aggravated by in
.nza, from which Mr.. Ackley Lad
Tered for few days.
-upert,-The beet sugar factory at
Il closed last week. About no.
tons of beets were cut, a much
liier amount rnan lat year. The
U.s. however, have been especially
IN sugar content.
oise, - The sentence of Dave
gland, alleged murderer of w. d.
-erson of Valley county has been
muted to life Imprisonment.
ocatello, = DR.. W. F. Howard,
ninent member of the medical
esslon in this city, has been elect
% serve three-year term as
der Of the board of governors Of
American College Of Surgeons.
election took place at a recent
ing of the board of governors
in New York City.
'catello, - Dispatches from tn,
bring the news that there is
van consisting Of 90 automobile
IS ana motor cars headed ror