The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1924-09-25
Short News Notes
From All Parts of
IDAHO

' Claude Samuel Minor, 4 years old,
died at the home Of his parents, Nr.
4, and Mrs. George S. Minor Of Koot-
: enia. Several other members of the
family were made i'll, but are expected
TO recover.
Observation-Disclosures of 337 in Uni
yersity Of Idaho enrolment, as com
pared with last year, was reported
from the office Of the registrar fol
. lowing the first two days Of registra-
ton. In these two days 1866 stud
ents signed up on the university
books. The number for the first two
days Of last year was 929. The in
crease was SO per cent.
Idaho Falls.-Eight Mexicans are
being held in the county Jail here
after creating riot on the highway
four miles north of this city, when
their speeding car crowded two other
machines off the road and ran into
a band of horses, killing five of the
animals and injuring several more.
Pocatello.-A total Of Ais students
was registered at the Idaho Tech for
the first semester work in classes at
the opening of the institution. This
number exceeds by eleven the regis
tration for the entire first semester
last year.
Boise. The Oregon Short Line |
Railroad company has filed a tariff |
on coal with the public utilities COM
mission showing revised rates per
ton from the Brown Bear coal mine
in Teton county to all Idaho points
on the company's system. The tar
iff is issued as of September 16,
and becomes effective Augtst 20 in
accordance with commission order.
Boise.-James A. Lauer, former di-
rector of the Payette National bank
was sentenced to three years in the
federal prison at Mcneil island on
an indictment charging perjury and
eighteen months in the pris IN on an
indictment charging conspiracy to OBJ
struct justice. The two sentences,
however, are to run concurrently with
the twoyear sentence he is now
serving for forgery.
Boise.-License plates have been
issued to 10000 pleasure cars in
Idaho and the secretary of states
office has temporarily run out of the
yellow and black tags that designate ]
an Idaho license. An additional TO- :
900 plates have been ordered, how
ever, and are now on the way 10 the
capitol.
Bruneau.-This section will come in {
for a good slice of a big hay order :
which the Union Pacific is filling for I
the Kansas City market, according
to DR.. Erkenbeck, who says the or =
Ter is for 100000 tons of baled hay.
Grandview alone will perhaps fur :
nish $4,000 tons, with Chattin flats. :
lust over the river, enough to swell r
he total to $4,000 tons, for which {
1880 a ton will be paid. This hay q
will bring S32 at Kansas City, the s
tens contributing to this total being II
1880 to grower. $3.50 railway cI
reight and 81 for baling and delivery c
N the cars. re
Blackfoot.-Three hundred Indians
4 Fort Hall reservation danced on
grassy meadow pa miles west of
he Fort Hall depot as n social event al
a honor Of friends of the Nez Perez
ribe Of the Umatilla agency in Ore III
on and Shoshones firm the Wind
liver agency in Wyoming, who are y
lsiting on the Fort Hal reservation. =.
University Of Idaho, Moscow-Har-
ii Lee and David Cook of Boston II
ave arrived on the campus Of the In
University OF Idaho after hiking
ross the continent in % days, aid y
by lifts from passing motorists. M
hey enrolled in the school Of for
TRY here at the opening o, the fall
I'm. Monday, September 10.
Boise Citizens Of Boise will be IN,
,ked to form "civic drive control =
immittee" to budget the funds OF z
! charitable and relief organizations =
ID TO subscribe to community
est" in one drive for funds suffi.
mt 10 carry on the work Of these n
CARNATIONS. according TO a recent "
port Of temporary committee ap q
tinted by the city council. z
NJ. Albright, assistant +
rector Of national parks and super L.
tendent of Yellowstone park. win
in Arco shortly for the purpose
making an inspection Of the era.
= Of the Moon monument. He also Sc
\ determine the amount % work =
be done on the road to the Monu. =
mt. Mark Higgins Of Minidoka
arranging for representatives from ~
ne sections interested to meet Mr.. ~
bright. Is
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