The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1925-07-29
Short News Notes
From All Parts of
IDAHO

~ Boise-Governor c. c. Mo-" Mos
r appointed Walter r. Siders, poo, "a
II 10 school superintendent. 40 ~ 0'a'e
!. cial representative of the s,a,. O~
Idaho at the International Prize
0 gress which will be held at eOa
E August to 10. it was announcer as' !,
/ his office. al
Pocatello-September II 20 a.
set for the auction of a numh. N's
lots in the townsite of Cbesto,s.,u'
according to word received at tbo ~
trict land office of Idaho from ~
department of the interior a. ~ us
ingtonfi d. G. The lots will h. a'a
for not less than the appraised va,"
OF the land and will go to the b,os'.'
bidder at public sale. Bids fos '
land may be made in person Or :.
agent. The minimum price for any,,
the lots will be SIS.
Filer-Senator William p d.,
delighted 5000 farmers at or..
rally in the fair grounds here wiz
4
series of slaps some of which w.,
interpreted by many to have boon
dressed at Secretary Works n.,,.
recently In Idaho, and at Vice pro-,
dent Dawes, at party platforms },
convention nominations. He o,.
more championed the recognition 4
Russia, the use of filibusters in II.
senate ito kill dangerous legislator
and economies.
Twin Falls-Michael A. Thoms,,
ST., father of the pure seed indus,r
in Idaho" died at his home in Tvi,
Falls. Mr.. Thometz was So yesn
old and was one of the first farmer
to settle in the Twin Falls tract whs, 4
1t was thrown open to the public
Lewiston-John Dau produced tts ~
first load of 1925 wheat in this 90,
ton, delivering it to the Vollms. :
Clearwater company, receiving ay
per bushel. He estimates his Weld IA
De about 30 bushels to the acre No
other wheat is expected to be d. g
iyered until this week.
Boise-A total of $51 900 in buildiu, 4
permits was issued in Boise duriu e
he month of June, according to bs "
'aclfic coast section of the natluna
nonthly building survey, which show |
n increase of $19,910 over June Of
ear ago. Building over the sectir Sl
bowed big increase over last veal H.
lie report said. "a
Caldwell-Wishes of the settlers ~
lie Boise project with reference to 53sj
lie formation of an irrigation dstrje 4
recommends by Hubert Worf
'cretary of the interior, recently
oise, will be ascertained by FN 5)
rown, president of the insurger
ard of the Payette-Boise Watg
'ers' association, in a resoutia
st made public. y
Jerome-The trustees of the Jeruni
dependent school district have &c
pied a bid and authorized a CO..
ct with the North Side Auto cor .
ny for four trucks to take the pke Ii
the Y agons which have been usa "A 7
hauling school children. The CO. pi.
ctor is to operate the trucks az nn
nish everything. be
tites-The formal opening Of IL "
state highway between Sites az IL
'pster was one of the features ~,
Fourth of July celebration hes ~
road has not yet been surfaca !,
the grading is completed and lh ~
open to travel. M
ountain Home-The directors 4 In
Mountain Home Irrigation dsrn es
call an election August 10, for " ID p
'ose of authorizing a BOND rc th
he amount of $250000. a part sect
n will be used for the purpose cess
iring title to the irrigation 81 ex
known as the Mountain Hop
perative Irrigation System d ag
Gilmore Irrigated Farms ASSOC 1uinl
prop
pusly
ise-Secretary Work and KS duct
ton Commissioner Mead, dur Pita
last week, as they Travelled o." hsequ
ltion projects in Oregon and y ase Il
determined that they will y SUI
lon nor build irrfgalT 1pe {
cts which thew feel are trs pap
ed to failure, and secondly N &c ant
be known they will comba Aiu a
pen every movement lookln! zee
iation of obligations by sel'' ~'pel
overnment irrigation prole yet
two states, Secretary Work. = vi
sioner Mead were, if possl~
more outspoken than dus :. uel
49, 'a'e'S. A 4is,o they . possIbl
~ 'ne his' 'i ,.. n 80 essful
, 'ne open noS'"''' from
'N 'one es'iie"' intert
lima renort of the 81 Prican
Cow Testing association sp' ~ stree
WIS tested during that p0', oooki'
of them producing more 80. 1
pounds of butter fat fOr 'aiu
lave Tho ,,,o,tb of June ~ -udinta