White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1924-06-06
Idaho News

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Christus in the annual Passion Play
given by the peasants Of Selzach,
Switzerland. He is now prosperous
wine merchant in Switzerland.
| BUHL.-Edgar Pratt, Shelly How
ard and Layton Percy were arrested
recently for dynamiting fish in the
Salmon River. Each was fined SO and
given a reprimand by the probate
Judge.
CALDWELL. = Thirty-one seniors
were graduated from the College Of
Idaho June at the thirty-third annual
commencement exercises. This is the
largest class to graduate from the col
lege.
POCATELLO.-Mrs. isaac Kovene
and her three sons, 4, and years,
were burned to death here recently
in fire in Georgetown, IL miles north
of Montpelier. The fire completely
destroyed the home and its contents.
1t is thought that 1t was started by
Mrs. Kovene when she used kerosene
to hasten up the fire in the range. Her
year-old baby girl was found alive In
the yard. Probably she carried the
child out Of the burning building and
returned to rescue the other children.
Mr.. Kovene had gone to the field to
work.
| TWIN FALLS. - Buildings and
equipment Of the Sterling Dairy Prod
ucts Company here were taken over
recently by the newly organized Twin
Falls County Cooperative Dairymen's
Association, under provision of an
agreement just completed. Manage
ment of the plant has been offered by
the directors to H. j. Youngs. The
plant is completely equipped for the
manufactur of buffers ice-cream and
other products.
| PAYETTE.-The Payette Coopera-
tive Creamery Company is building Q
two-story brick addition, which with
new machinery to be installed will
cost $4,000. Contract for the build
ing was let to Bochdolt Bros, Kuna,
which will cost $4,000, and machinery
on the lower floor $4,000. The stor-
age equipment is Of 10 tons capacity,
and has 12-ton ice machine and two
cooling rooms.
BOISE. = Henry P. Glindeman Of
Occur d'Alene was elected grand com
mander, succeeding Ed. Smith, at the
21st annual conclave recently Of the
Grand Commandery of Knights Tenn.
plar. Wives of the Masonic delegates
were entertained at plunge party al
the Nat, and luncheon was served for
delegates and their wives at the tenn.
pie. 1t was estimated that more than
200 were entertained for the four days
of the meeting.
| NAMPA.-The memorial tablet to
hose who enlisted in this city and
died in the World War, the gift OF
Hobart Post, Woman's Relief Corps,
to the city, was set in place recently
on the City Hall lawn. A sandstone
slab, five feet high, bears on it, face
bronze plaque containing the names
of 16 men and women. The memorial
was officially given to the city May 80
at the exercises following the Memo
rial Day parade.
BOISE.-Don Jokisch, "a, air ser
vice mechanic during the World War
was instantly killed here recently
when he fell 300 feet in an airplane
which he had constructed, The wings
buckled and the plane fell nose down
through dairy barn. Jokisch was
flying 100 miles an hour when the ac
cident occurred. He was plotting al
S0-horsepower monoplane. He fell ]
year ago while flying at country fail
In Idaho, killing woman passenger
Mrs. Carolina Jokisch, his mother
to,