The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1925-06-24
Short News Not,,
From All Part, ~
IDAHO
Observation-Disclosures,

Boise.-Recent sales of s,..
in North Idaho netted the s,s, e y =
900 according to reports Of ~ "
received at the office of ~, y
. state land commissioner. fr -, ny
Bush, state forester, who con a
the sales. '"uu1
Boise.-After 10 years in tbs
City National Bank buildins
Boise chamber of commerce has '
ed to its new home in tbe Va
building, at the corner of Mini
Main streets. The Quarantine L.
meeting in the old rooms w..
last official gathering to be hi,
the chamber of commerce m.~
henceforth all large convention
gatherings will be held in the OS,.
hotel or in the high school, altS.'
still under the auspices of tbs
mercial body.
American Falls.-Wben II.
town of American Falls is N,.
there will remain one monumsD,
mark the site of the abandoned >.
the tall elevator shaft, which
been a land mark for years. viii
for miles in. all directions will
left standing and will rise manv :.
above the waters of the lake vi,
will submerge the old townsits
is possible beacon lights will
placed in the top of the shaft :,
reminder of the old town.
Observation-Disclosures from
river points have shipped about ID
sacks of wool to date, or about ID i
900 pounds, and it is estimated A.
are yet to be shipped to Lewtl
from up-river branches from KIM
ooo sacks, or a total of about ID =
sacks for the season, or from s5On
to 100000.
Idaho Falls.-A COW jumping 4,
the plate glass window of the III, O.
Motor company, damaged the glass
the amount of 500 last week.
Wallace.-A large shepherd n
which suddenly went mad, attach
Thomas Jordan, 8-year-old Gem eli
last week. The animal was shot
but not before the
had inflicted deep wounds on 4
ads face and shoulders and cha
I'd one ear badly.
Twin Falls.-The STANDARD Oil
California has decided to enter
Southern Idaho field and has sent "a III
representatives here to arrange
immediate construction of a dsi
ting plant in Twin Falls involH,
IN investment of several thoux
ollars.
Mountain Home.-Damages sns
ating $4O,717.9O are sought by 0u
ltha Packard and Frank l. Ps
I'd, widow and son of William
ackard, from W. A. O'Neil, saa
river, for the death of Mr.. Pacn
an accident in the Mountain Hn
'ad April Is, alleged to have ID
fused through the carelesness d
agilgence of the defendant, il
ut filed in the district court iH
Parma.-Voters at Parma, AE
alley and Notus sanctioned the a
ion of highway district by gla
the polls and giving the props
eir heavy Endorsement. The S
tie was 305 in favor of the disi
d 116 against. The next step . /,
the appointment of a highH
of three by the Cow n
Boise.-A 25,495, OOO- bushel W bt
eat crop is promised for lds h
'ed on June l conditions. This fh
$1,000 bushels more than hara7 ed
year and TAI, 900 bushels abb Jo
last five year average, acs1 &c
to j. H. Jacobsen, United stu 80
artment of agriculture statistics ~
horseshoe Bend Its open'
ely escaped serious injury w !,
oregon Short Line steam shs -,
light a tartar in the shape d r,
e boulder, couldn't let go, and tIo
sequence went tumbling over WI
side. The steam shovel was ri,
Horseshoe Bend to clear awq 10
slide which blockaded the trs' Rgt
he Idaho Northern. nil
oise.-Declaring that the bill oe'
lzing the state to pay s9SO@ loi
Gem irrigation district is inv IA
unconstitutional because it , ase
r passed by the house Of rep 10 r
atives, A. H. Conner, attoT1 n
raj, has filed his return to 70
native writ of mandate ls' col,
ne supreme court directing This
It, state auditor, to pay the n' fou-
the district. fore
lse.-Because of the grown den
tate's natatorium and sanitan Bla
ava Hot Springs, an adeQD secc
lnting system is imperative T
. Hyatt, director of public SOC
s, in recent audit of the all
OF the institution, covering er
IQy