The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1925-05-06

4 purchased at the new station in
" Sc the morning of April 16, the
sold at the station after Boise
>at on the main line. The ticket
vi sent to the governor as a sou.
gi~s ir.
bond issue or special
levy will be necessary in the
highway district to meet the
portion of the cost of paw
~ the Nampa- Caldwell highway, in
.iuch as the district has about
,xuS, 900 in the depository, it has
IN announced in statement issued
8 =. the Taxpayers of the Nampa high
I0N commissioners wherein they re-
GVtst, before issuing a decision, ex-
~ Issions of opinion from the tax
Sjers of the district.
IOise.-The appointment of Colon
~, you Q. G. Davis, United States district
gam? ior luaho' as special PROSE
Or with the department of justice
nWWashington. leaves a vacancy il
Il, m United States district attorneys
atHa Ice in Idaho for which it is very
ily there will be a wild scramble.
;rv1aho Falls.-Idaho Falls has
sign mess man-Alma Marker-who is
ieved to have been in continuous
~ mess in Idaho longer than any
hse'aa in the state. Recently a man in
:atello was credited with being the
86est business man in Idaho. having
SXn in continuous business in Poca-
for thirty-three years. Alma
% rker came to Idaho Falls, then
,wn as Eagle Rock, forty-two
rs ago. and established his music
a book store. AS the town moved
!. oss the tracks and became Idaho
lis Mr.. Marker transferred his
re to the present location on
Civic clubs of Boise, in con-
action. with the municipal air con-
Al board. are seeking a tract of
I'D which can be acquired for an
? alton landing field. If on. can be
pared, it is hoped that Boise will
made stopping place on Salt
.ke-Spokane of Elko-Pasco air mail
tie. One field of thirty acres mas
len offered at $50 an acre.
= 2ocatello.-The work of renovating
repairing the state natatorium at
wa Hot Springs is we'll under way.
. ;ording to Superintendent John w.
a. who was business visitor in !
LIZ city recently. The interior of /
building is being painted white |
all repair work is being accom- |
shed without closing the pool to |
! IRONS.
n 1ailey-H. c. Beamer, on behalf |
.,h the Wood River Fish and Game
Effective association has ordered !
IN Terrel's aquatic farm in Wis
.:lsin q supply of wild rice seed,
~ wild celery bulbs and fifty sego
.,ii)ers- These will be planted by
''imbers OF the association in Sill
anr creek with the purpose in view
furnishing feed for the great drov-
'hr of wild ducks that spend all or
'u;srt Of the year on that stream.
ia.,Boise--Validity of Idaho's tax re.
nj law enacted by the 1923 session
ID the legislature. is again attacked
id an original action brought in the
)reme court by the state depart
mt OF public investment, E. NJ.
: over, commissioner, ! not Mabel
I Stuart, tax collec J- i6r Power
lnty.
university of Idaho, Moscow Idaho.
The list Of students who will be
en- baccalaureate degrees at COM
)flmcement here June l contains 1879
I mes. The college of letters and
tences leads the list, with ninety
Zee graduates.
Growers in this vicinity pre-
lxS100 per cent apple crop. It
&41A found that the cold weather
DQeepber and January did no dam Z
|h 10 the apple buds. The prune ,
! Hook is the best in the history of l
, district ,
l1fier.EAt a recent meeting of the I
X init fair board directors. repre-
;itedyes were present from the I
fvea oranges OF Twin Falls coun- ,
) ma participated in the making OF Z
nss4or exhibiting the agricultural
{ 4uc<s of the county at the fair
fall. {