The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1925-08-12
Short News Not.,
from All Part. Of
IDAHO
Observation-Disclosures.

the head and shoulders "S abS
track motor car upon which SH,a o
riding struck porcuDine wbi - y
crawled upon the track 'A'ca Al
Twin Falis.-Settlers Of tbs u.
Lowlift irrigation district Ming
; here in court and paid a s9z t I'VE
costs assessed by the probaia .s
against d. B. Norman wss c''
found guilty of technical 'b i",,,' =
ment against the state ,nsa as'
laws. Norman was charged
having received an insurance ~
ZION Tor one of the settlers v,,s wv
having obtained license to ,.n
surance.
Boise.-Ada County's yalu.,;,.
taxation purposes this year is ,s,x-
1856, as revealed by the abstrset nv,
public by the county auditor -
is s1,O2s.o97 more than in 49,. !,
Sl,O21,922 more than in 1922 IT,.
figures include only the real D,,.
ty OF the county. The value NJ :,
lie utilities will be fixed by the rs'
board of Equalization and alloc,,1.
the various counties. Tho to,.,
the personal roll will be anror.n,
later.
Boise.-Streams in southern n,,,
generally are running twice az M
as at this time last year. accordiD, !.
C. G. Paulson, district engiues, !
the United States geological surs
Reports indicate, he said, that !,
though the flow is falling there VA
be no serious water shortage, such y
last year.
Jerome.-The directors Of the l.
rome County Fair association han
fixed upon September II, IS and D
as fair dates. John S. Welcb ba
been appointed fair manager.
Twin Falls.-Farmers of this 81
ton, whose crops were injured BY ii,
recent heavy hailstorm, are rephn.
ing at once to oats, barley and Oths
produce that will have time to maua
before the end of the season.
Mountain Home The proua
election for the issuance Of s256M
worth of bonds for the MOuntaa
Home irrigation district has Na
until some future date
he meantime an engineer will be eE
loyed to survey the district and y
ertain its requirements TO bring
p to first class condition.
Occur 'Alene.-The storehous,
ne Big Bend Feed company was 81
I'd by fire recently. Between 80 al
tons Of hay were stored in t'
1ilding which were insured. No@
ad been in the building for thu
iys and the owner ]. A. Cole 81
loss to know how the fire colz
ave started.
Driggs.-Managem Of the Bpn
ear mine in Teton valley hope
I'VE the 5000-foot tunnel, now belg
iven to tap the main vein Of COL 4
mpleted in time for shipment
al this fall in sufficient quantiua
supply the upper valley as u a
nth as Idaho Falls. h
catello.-Pocatello will be boz u
August 10 to a group of repress "a =
ives of the Federated Seed Ser'a y
Chicago. The seed experts ~
king an investigation Of the W Il
IS methods and success Of sen
wing in various parts OF the ul ln
States. They will visit the 'lpPd III
AXE River valley and will come 20
,atello from Gooding after lnspe1
the methods in that section. Ga
:. ths
'aldwell.-A price OF s2.15 per n1 pe
d, the highest yet quoted this !" ex
, was reported here for sSc's rec
al and Irish Cobbler potatoes pul
t grade. This price was for a. arm
Is fob. cash track to growers o. Lift
e were but few sales at lne u Inns
Haulings were increasing ~ IN
bulletin of the United States " c
.ment of agriculture reported Ian,
market was steady. wea
lldwell.-Between 500 anu vs.
q project settlers have sisheu NJ.
ms for the formation oil an - sr..
IN district. according to estlns's 20 g
e at the office of L. J. "s'J :,
etary of the regular ooaN ~,
water users association. hOus. .s ~
oximately 10000 acres Is w. =. nov, e
ed by the signup to DATE on
:. bis
ise.-Sending a 15-yearolu 4 cave
lived with him to town for me- Nv "
Fred r. Forstner, 81, ran ,.,s thru
3 two miles north oil tne NJ Ofoa
mill town of Barber, toOA ,,s The
life with .22-caliber rev'''s, al ri
ner was an asthma sufferer :. ~sg
believed, decided to END n'' unud
a this way. va
se.--Idaho's county auu'''r osp tn,
in annual convention a. 50 ton
ne, August IS, 10. and ~ ~ < little
lnced by B. E. Hyatt, dlle. :, a. Der n
, accounts and president -.,n ~