The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1924-10-02
Short News Notes
from All Parts of
IDAHO

penitentiary, after a trip 70 Cascad
where Judge b. s. yarian fixed thu
date Of the hanging.
nalad.-The First National bank O
Malad is offering real encouragement
70 the farmers Of Malad valley u
purchase dairy stock, hogs or sheer
for their farms. For some time tbs
president Of the bank has been adj
yising the farmers TO purchase live.
stock, and the bank is lending mon
ey and providing sufficient time for
the stock purchased TO pay back the
loans.
Boise Major Bruce c. Lesser, as
sistant adjutant general has arrived
In Boise after being summoned home
from Camp Perry, Ohio, by Governor
G. c. Moore, when Lieutenant Colonel
II. A. Padgham, adjutant general.
died. Major Lesser reported TO the
governor for instructions and was
advised 10 carry on the work Of the
office with the assistance Of the
guard.
Aberdeen.-T. s. Vanderford, Alb
erdeen farmer, has just made a ship
ment Of Grimm's alfalfa seed TO the
Idaho Grimm Growers association
cleaning plan at BiackfOot. The
shipment contained 403 bushels Of
seed, 240 bushels Of which was
grown on twenty acres Of ground, av-
eraging twelve bushels to the acre,
machine run.
Boise.-The preliminary steps to-
wards launching the motion picture
industry In Boise were taken with the
filing Of incorporation papers with
the secretary Of state Of the Boise
Idaho Photo Plays company, capital
stock 100000. The incorporators
are p. +. Cavaney, Allen Stein, Kay
ne Harper, George King and II. A.
Lawson.
American Falls.--Charles Cylves-
ter was killed when the hay derrick |
which he was moving with four head |
Of horses came into contact with the
new high power transmission line Of |
The u. s. reclamation service, which
American Falls with Declo.
American Falls.-The exact date
'or the letting Of the contract for the
'ig dam is not known yet. according
% the secretary Of the district, but
I Is expected to happen between
october | and 10. Things are being
'ushed to get the work under way
IS soon as possible.
Rupert.--A two year old registered
iolstein COW, belonging to Ed LaRue
as a record Of 1926 pounds Of milk
With an average test Of "a, equal TO
81 pounds Of butter, during the
ear ending August % The net
arnings Of the heifer. after deduct
ig cost Of feed, amounted TO S352.32.
}. L. Forts, dairy specialist Of the
thinks that the animal
III have a production of 10000 lbs.
milk as three year-old.
Rupert.-Dr r. w. Almond, direc.
" Of the state bureau Of child hy- /
icne. assisted by Miss w. A. Robin |
'n. field nurse, examined sixty four I
'ses ut the clinic held last week. The :
ork Is connected with the federal
elfare department, maternity and
under the provisions Of the B
aephcrd rowncr act. Z
Rigby.--The Rigby sugar factory, u
ing operated by the Utah Idaho ,
igar company. will be the first in \
. Upper Snake River valley to be. 1,
n operations. according 10 notices &
ing sent out to the growers. The
etory win open October /.
Twin Fails Sentence Of death was
onounced by District Judge W. A. ?.
'bcock upon John Jurko Of Twin :,
lis, convicted last week Of killing a,
Il. vsndsnmark In poolroom al !,
'cation June s5. The jury brought al
a verdict Of first degree murder, IL
IN Recommendation Of death. The -
seution was set FOR November Ia.
sandpoint.--As a result Of eating
zen apples from trees which had
m sprayed with srsenate Of lead.
'ude Samuel Minor. years old,
q at the home Of his parents. Mr..
Mrs. George S. Minor Of Koot-
a. Several other members Of the
nily were made IN. but are expected
recover.
doscow 81 SS7 IN Uni
slty q Idaho enTollment. as com.
ed with last year. was reported
m the office of the registrar FOL.
ina the first two days Of registra
b In these TIVE days 1885 stud
: signed up On the university
Ks. The numher for she first two
: 81 last year was ees The In.
'se was IS per cent.
'ocateilo--Aboat twenty felony
= viii - presented 70 the grand
] az the fall serHs sf federal coSrs.
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