The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1925-10-14
| News Notes
It's a Privilege to Live in
IDAHO

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Moscow.-Approxim $4,000 /
cash and pledges is In the hands o
the Idaho Memorial association 10
the erection OF state memorial gym
nasium on the campus OF the Uniyer
sity Of Idaho, according to an an
nouncement by Dwight Leeper, Lew
iston, president of the association
The memorial is to be erected In
honor of Idaho men and women who
sacrificed their lives In the World
war. 81
Hailey-Jockey Louis Schafer OF
this city was featured by the Chica-
go Tribune recently by three photo
graphs, one of them on his horse win
ming big race. He rode -Statler to
victory in the Inaugural race and is
said still to maintain his place at the
head of American jockeys.
Burley,-With capacity Of 100000
bushels Of grain in the elevators and
10000 more in the warehouses and
still another 10000. bushels Of grain
odChCQ anu oIOl Gu dlOA6 tuC olQC W DIN
in the elevator yard, the Burley flour
mills have enough grain now on hand |
from this yar's crop to run the eleva-
tor five months on half time. I
Twin Falls.-Jay j. Locke, former
head bookkeeper Of the local office
Of the Idaho Power company. was SEN
fenced to serve from one to fourteen
years In the state prison by District
Judge W. A. Babcock on conviction of
more than $4,000 from
he Idaho Power company over a per-
cd of five years. Attorneys for Lock
9 Immediately filed notice with the
curt that an appeal would be taken
0 the state supreme court from judg-
lent.
American Falls.-The retail bust
ess district of this city will be NOV
to the new townsite by December
to make way for the big impound- I
g dam, II a request of the chamber
commerce to the reclamation de- {
lrtment is granted.
Idaho Falls.--Miss Rhea Kerr, sup q
intendent Of the Idaho Falls L. D.
hospital has left for California to Il
ntinue in her chosen work. Miss
IRIS resignation was accepted by
} board Of hospital directors at the Lo
sular meeting. She has been a
'mber of the hospital staff since the
sning OF the institution, October 20.
-.
1ewiston.-Six children lost their
rs In fire that swept the boys sh
mltory at the Catholic mission on
Nez Perez Indian reservation, "w
nty-f1ve miles east of here. The An
was believed to have been caus-
from the explosion of a lamp.
re were thirty-one boys in the
nitory at the time Of the fire and /,
heroic efforts of the sisters of
Joseph and others at the institu-
were responsible for saving many
ne boys lives. 49, /
has never been as
farmed as it is this year, declares n
Moore, poultry specialist with /
University of Idaho extension divi- /
There are exceptions, of course. L
dds, but for the most part the IS
ing is Of the highest character
has ever been.
pert.-Shipment of lambs and
8 to the value of over 5000. 1000.
arrived in Rupert to be fed on NJ
res In this vicinity. nigh
rley.-Ivan Parke, former fam ~
)ckey who has been spending the = u
Ter at the home of his parents "-'A
cello and residing on his farm
he purchased while visiting
year ago, has left for Los An I'm
where he may enter contract No
he Fox Film corporation. A
owstone Park, Wyo.-Travel
n Yellowstone park for 1925
broke all records and in this, Do,
played no small part In adj your
to sending many of her citi- starts
through the great playground. Lat
ate was hosts to thousands of out q
who came by rail and automo- Doc
see the tabled wonders of the the d.
Of the Rocky mountains. out.
rican Falls.-Three laborers in
lploy Of the Utah Construction
~, engaged in building the AT
an rams oam' met death in the II ha
waters Of the Snake river what
iheir deaths are the first in 9Th,
ion Wild the construction pro- Cayenl
itch has employed large force
In this vicinity since last
fruit shippers are fac. no d,d
Ill, - efa'or car short Ma,
-. ia''ns sucn shortage AdonIs
next two or three weeks. at
was announced by the state
Utilities commission The rail
INIT, 1t is said. that thau III, Hal
lie to fully supply the demand garden
igerator cars before oo.a,. u they c,
''f Il pr
them al
Approval Of the form of con.
'posed to be entered into be-
ie Nampa and Meridian Irri.
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