The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1925-05-13
Short News Note,
From All Parts Of
IDAHO

conditions so favorable for a
crop. The severe weather
winter months killed the
peaches, apricots and sweet
but the sour cherry trees are
laden with blossoms and tn
country appears as one great
in the height of its beauty.
Boise.-Action of Kooteni
in refusing to remit what Il
considers it's share in the AMI
registration fees may result
preme court action to test I
stitutionality of the law, it
nounced by F. A. Jeter, comm
of law enforcement.
Wendell.-R. F. Bicknell. O,
the Sand Springs farm, south
here, has announced that he
to raise 10000 turkeys this We
farm has 80 turkey hens.
which 5000 eggs are expecte
incubators of 640-egg capacit
now in operation and 67 of the
hens are at tho present time
Cottonwood.-According to
available from the local mer
establishments. Cottonwood
raisers ship out 5000 worth O
each week, during the heavy
Ing season, in addition to the
ey coming from a carload Of
each week, local farmers are
fairly comfortable financial con
Rigby.-Pioneer day, June L
be celebrated here by a big
it was decided at a meeting
Boosters club recently. The P
day celebration has become a
event and arrangements for
show are being made by comm
Clarkston.-Cherry growers
are in favor of marketing this
much the same as they did last
following a meeting when an eI
alton of the plan for marketing
given. 1t was explained that the
carried out last year in marketiu!
pool was very satisfactory and
fidence expressed in the boards
ity to place the cherries on the Z
ct again this season at a fair
to the growers.
Pocatello.-The annual state
vention of the Business and Pr
sional Women's clubs will be !
here June Z and s. and comma
have been appointed to arrangs'
various details in connection witt
convention.
Boise.-Claire S. Hunter. ciT,
.orney for two years has subj,
lis resignation to the city ci..
md informing Err G. Eagleson, d
,r-elect, of his action. In his 4
o Mr.. Eagleson, Mr.. Hunter stFl
lis desire to give the new chial
'cutive an opportunity to select IL
lttorney who has been and az
rely in sympathy with your e
md IDEAS" Il
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Boise.-Fire insurance rate,l
Boise dwellings will be lowe1t
ents on the basic rate, accordJh
irculars from the national bossr
ire underwriters just receivst
'oise insurance agents. This a.
} all companies, and is retrG.h
D March 1, meaning that rant
i'll be made on payments sinGvi
me. lie
Caldwell.-A special tax lew,
rovlde funds for paving C1i<
portion of paving the m,
eil-Nampa boulevard, in cooperai
lth the federal government. Nl ]
eridian Highway district, ,re
ate highway board and the "
I'll and Nampa city governments
divided for in a resolution pals
the Canyon county board OF AN
ssioners. 4
Pocatello.-New building plan "'
Pocatello Tech include extes -
d;.;o A., t1Ar
>A'' nv wal
;. ~ = 'enieii'S III 'he sha
1t. A new women's dorm ~
ge enough to house seventla
soon be erected. Wings vi =
lstructed D. ;'te north and !. d
the dining hall and balcony 20
the auditorium. 90,
'oise.-Governor c. C. Moore u
eived from J. L. Amos. tnar
mayer Of the Union Pacific =
company, whose headqusless
IN Salt Lake, the Cancelled uins
purchased at the new static
+ sold o. 49, y. Ap' FIT
t on tho w.t., NV, rho The
ir whel
from
United States one
'e here closed as ordered bypere
Work, secretary of the int =