The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1925-06-17

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Pocatello.-William Jardine g.
tary of agriculture, came bach ;.
home town, Malad, so miles Soma
here and had the pleasure of MAJ
ing to his boyhood friends. mo,.
whom are engaged in farmins
we're his parents in the Malad
ley, a year Of good prices for
cultural products and increase,
the market value of cattle.
Mackay.-New equipment addiD,
tons capacity to the mill OF the "A.
Metals company now gives the mH
capacity of 200 tons consumra,
This addition to the mill will call
few more hands at the plan,
some additional miners.
Wendell Home grown s,-
berries have been on the marke
the past week selling at 10 cent
box and cherries are ripe for MIL,
On the Niagara Springs farm. H,,l
grown peas are also reported. M
| is considered early in the season
these commodities for this sectm
Arco.-James Mcpherson, disco,J
er of the Arco marble quarry N
been assured by Herbert NJ. Va Il
manager of the Mount Nebo Maj
company of Salt Lake, that hte An
marble is the highest quality and NJ
there is at present an unlimited M
ket for it. The Mount Nebo comDsra
Aas practically agreed to take lssA
amount of the marble and arrausNy
ments are being made to mine il H.
once.
Occur d'Alene.-One of the most "a
| portant mining events in the "t4
ore belt" in the widely famed Cod l.
d'Alene district within recent years Il
the purchase of the controlling nis
est in the capital stock of the POl &4
is mine by eastern mining men, whid ~
has just been consummated.
Boise.-The state board Of edus Il
ton has called for the resignation r.
/ President c. R. Frazier of the Matee$5
Technical Institute at Pocatello. Ii
was the announcement authorized
Huntington Taylor, president Of ~
board. The decision to take this
ton was reached at the meeting
the board held at Moscow. Preslds
Frazier Is given three months
which to adjust himself to other vm
and to allow the board sufficient TN
in which to select his successor. u
board has just made public Its y =
ton.
ocatello.-Pocatello motorists y
be required to reduce the speed liz
in the congested district of the CT
as an ordinance passed recently
der suspension of rules, reduces
limit between intersections ha
twenty to fifteen miles per hour IL
the limit over intersections is reda
ed from twelve to eight miles y
hour.
Twin Falls.-Contract for conSnV
ton of Swift & Co.'S plant in lE'
Falls, has been awarded to the Len
ard Construction company OF fU
land, and preliminary work VIII
gin soon, according to announcems
by T. c.. Metcalf, Swith & Co.'S Gu
struction engineer, who has been na'
for several days. Cost of the sun
ture is estimated at approximate
$4,000.
Malad.-June / found all lda'
roads open with the exception
Galena summit and the road 10 DO
ley basin from Boise. In eastern W.
no rains have made some hlghSH
heavy above Dubois and on into MN
tana. Otherwise, aside from W.
struction spots, all Idaho highAa
were reported in fine condition
the Idaho office Of the A. A. A.
Boise.-Grace Phelps was ele0'
president; Mamie Kube, secretar'
the northwest section of the Am'
can Nurses association at the Wv
ing session Of the convention n'''
Louise Gerrish of Boise was cnO'
vice PRESIDENT; Celia SatteTwar'
Seattle, treasurer. The next cow
ton will be held in Oregon y"
Oregon.
Malad.-Protection of timber
public lands in the southern iu's
Timber Protective association
cost the department of the ih'esS
$500 this year, if the department
cides to cooperate with state anu y
vate interests this summer
Nash, state land Commissioners
a letter to William Spry, commlSs',
er Of the general land office mau'
statement to this effect.
Moscow.-Every outgoing stuu'
from the department of home e'O'
misc at the University of ldaho ~