The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1925-07-15
BUILDING FALLS
At PARK RESORT
Short News Nat.]|
From AHPart. J1
IDAHO
FOUR PERSONS ARE KILLED AND
EIGHT INJURED AT MINNEAP-
OILS MUNICIPAL PAVILION

Wendell and Beede Albert
men recently released from IVY
after being held in Jail for
cradle period for their sn.s
ii nection with the theft Of an
2 bile from California.
g Twin Falls.-The Twin Fan.
Der OF commerce through its
e committee, will Cooperate vi.
1 liar body representing h'
: chamber of commerce in ~.
, promote extension of tbo
, Short Line branch road w.'
= Bull to reduce the distance :
Twin Falls and market oo''
the northwest coast, accordir.
cislon reached at a regula, -
recently.
Wendell.-Max Morehouso
ger OF the Thousand spripr
says the recent earthouaka :.
other parts of Idaho was A..
felt ON the farm by himself =.
owner, Mrs. Minnie Miller WI,
sitting on the porch. Reno,,
the Sand Springs farm ara -.
effect that the tremors va.
there also.
Rupert.-Figures carefully u,
by w. l.. Smith show that an :.
head lettuce in this vicinity -
$500. Mr.. Smith has Just +,
harvesting three-quarters Of I,
OF early planted lettuce Whit Il
dleed 240 crates, which sold :,
a crate net. or $500. An adm
so cents a crate was dedueis
Grating, harvesting and packing
Smith plans to specialize. han
on late fall lettuce.
Boise. B. Bond. Boise n
submitted to arrest At
well on a charge of violating
law by depriving settlers of wat,
growing crops. c. NJ. Rankin u
R. Newman, two of the $50 q
whose drainage charges were III
laid, signed the complaint
ants have also been issued To-
assistant project manager and
itch riders, who are busy csu A.,
ut reclamation Commissioner ID h
leads orders to close head gsta In
Boise.-Three murders, inca ed
oseph Vigue from Bonner ed |
no has served only one-third v
)-year sentence for chopping o
life to pieces, were denied pad
the state board. Eleven q -
nts out of forty-one were parll !
burglars. forgers or rapists
as Mildred Wilcox of Canyon y
who confessed to forgery
sband later said the confessa =,
shield him. and he is nov r.
ne for the crime. -hc
Pocatello.-E. c. White & ca il
the oldest and best know We:
ate firms in this section d gail
tie was forced into inyol1- a
lkruptcy by petition filed i al
trict court by Nellie P. Beal ne
that receiver be appontsa
ume charge OF the affairs d 81
lpany and to manage its hold
'eiser.-"I want to see the ha Il n
independence day before | of
Andrew Sears, 10, Civil wa line
/, often told his family as b felt
chill of death draw near lied
X. Saturday morning he 81 Fhe
front porch and directed peoI
shter in hosting the flag I
Glory fluttered in the rasp
re of the early summer dq IN
ed Ieaned boct IN his chair tics
'ered the final roll call. so
eur dAlene.-United States sign
William E. Borah of ldan' bres
I'd President Coolidge's econ not
am in an Independence daI thw
here. and landed Washnp fine
= of aloofness from Europeni IN tn
owly
p the
Hill, hVins tlller
east of here holds the rs' exec
owing peas. He has this sho
eted harvesting a five-acre the
which he received II ton
d peas, more than the ave. Then
, cutting of alfalfa. This the co
did NOT include the vines vale
peas ready for CANNING jug
five acres is now plants mess
corn into
IN int
hone.-One hundred and |traigb
cars of sheep have been X the
I'm here in the last week wing
Sc were lambs. The Hl rp as
r came from Ketchum Slav
lie the Hill City branch a thi
ipments have NOT speeds th, aft
III as had been expected quar- tn
prices arc siight,v higher bloody
ago. ava
ello.-The Oregon ShOr' the s
company has made y bring
ouncement that $50 adal" IN.
to be employed in the csf they $
t at the local shops inn eart, BIZ