The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1925-03-11
Short News Notes
From All Parts of
IDAHO

munication from C. K. Flo, from
Chicago, who claims to represent cap
italists who wish to erect a wooler
mill here if satisfactory arrange
ments can be reached. The amount
of money and other demands wer,
mentioned, but have not yet beer
given out by the chamber which viii
take up the matter at onse.
Hailey-An Oregon Short Line
freight engine took bath IN Big
Wood river, backing off the end Of
the switch. Engineer T. B. LeBail-
ey being unable to control the en-
CINE, jumped in time.
Moscow.-An ordinance requiring
peddlers soliciting for out of town
business houses, who take deposit
with their orders, to pay a license
of SIS per month, and to post de-
post of cash of $500 bond, has been
introduced by the Moscow city coun-
Gil. The ordinance is aimed at the
protection of the public against the
taking of money under false pre-
lenses, and for the protection of the
home merchant.
Bruneau.-Floating ice has dam
aged the Buckaroo dam in the Bru-
neau river for the first time in years.
AS soon as the waters subside care
full check will be made of the dam
age and repairs made before the ir-
rigation season.
Wendell.-R. M. Stanton, II, who
holds the unique record of having
conducted picture show for eighteen
months with the doors thrown open
free to all persons who paid what
ever they chose, or nothing, as they
left the building, has recently sold
his theater and intends to devote
the remainder of his life to travel
ing. Mr.. Stanton plans to equip an
automobile which will Ibe home
for himself and family, and to start
June l for Louisiana.
Shoshone-The pool, consisting OF
wool from thirty eight Lincoln coun-
ty farmers flocks, with fleeces num-
bering 1914 and weighing $4,000
pounds, was sold last week through
the Gooding county wool pool for APP
proximately $4,000.
Mcscow.-The Idaho Export Com
mission league has prepared a resolu-
ton to be sent to the state legisla-
ture with a request that it be adopt
ed as a memorial to congress, to Gre
ate an export corporation to purchase
and dispose of the surplus agricul-
tural products, to guarantee the pro-
Queer an American price for his pro-
ducts based on the cost of production,
and in the future assure the consumer
of an ample supply of American
grown farm products.
,Boise.-Boise high schools seed
Judging team, scoring highest on tur
Key red wheat and red clover, won
The annual contest for the third con-
secutive time and thereby the right
20 permanent ownership of the silver
owing cup awarded by the state seed
show.
Canyon county has been placed I'M
,r quarantine against tuberculal
attle by DR.. Wendell R. Smith, state
No bovines will be per
nitted to enter or leave the county
Until the ban is lifted, the state Off
ial said. There are 10000 cows in
canyon county and all these must be
before the quarantine is
fitted, according to the doctor.
Caldwell.-Power from the Black
;anyon plant will probably be avail
BILE for the spring irrigation in the
lem district, in the belief of J. H.
lowell, district secretary. At present
fforts are being made to speed up
elivery and installation of 5000
ilowatt generating unit for the Black
'anyon and it is expected this will
e ample to take care of pressing /
pring needs.
Blackf oot.-Michael Barclay, live $
.ock ma IN of Blackfoot, won the cup
l the Hampshire class offered at the
scent Denver agriculture show, &C
,rding to word reaching here. The
ward was made on the triple basis
good gains from the growers
oint of view, good conformation and 7
lality from the packers points Of /
lew, and type from the breeders
pint of view, it was said (
Twin Falls.-District organizations t
Odd Fellows and Rebekah lodges, $
the lodges at Bull, Filler e
win Fails and Kimberly, are to hole =
leir annual meeting next year a: $
it was decided at the an !,
ial meeting of these organization, o
Id at Filler. District officers .foi l
e coming year were elected by both s.
id Eel lows and Rebekah lodge men, r
RS.
Moscow-Papers found among the Ia
fects of Constantine Lynch, aged a
Of Deary, Idaho, who died o,
Il y 4 \ a