The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1925-04-29
Short News Note,
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Boise.-Validity of Idaho's IA
lief law enacted by the 1929 81
of the legislature, is again att,
in an original action brought I,
supreme court by the state d.
mont of public investment. 3
Hoover, commissioner, against
Z. Stuart, tax collector for ?
county.
Hailey.-H. C. Beamer. on i
of the Wood River Fish and
Protective association has os
from Terrell's aquatic farm in
consin a supply OF wild rice
100 wild celery bulbs and fifty
tubers. These will be plante|
members OF the association h|
yer creek with the purpose in|
of furnishing feed for the great
es of wild ducks that spend !
part of the year on that stresI
Boise.-E. G. Davis, United d
attorney for the district of 1
will resign his post here to a
position as special prosecut5
| the department of justice, accd
to word received here from Mr.
is, who is now in Washington.
Davis will take up his new duuI
Washington about June L, he 4
in his message. His special /
will be in connection with th1
forcement OIL war contracts, i'll
said
Idaho Falls.-Bingham, Bad
and Butte counties have subsd
| funds through their boards of Il
! commissioners for the purpose
nancing the southeastern IdahoI
which will be held at Blackfod
fall for three days, beginning or
TENDER Is.
Mountain Home.-The county
missioners of Elmore county ara
sidering employment of a.
agent, and it has been suggest
the extension department of the
versity of Idaho that the count
Gilmore and Owyhee unite in THU
ject. The matter was taken \
advisement, pending CONF
with the Owyhee commissioned
Idaho Falls-The body of
Margaret Lords. 19-year-old dau
of Mr.. and Mrs. John Lords o.
ho Falls, who had been missing
October 26, 1924. was found i
Snake river three and one-half .
south OF Shelley. The body
brought to Idaho Falls by Con
Dinwoodey of Idaho Falls and x
of Blackfoot. Identification was
complete by means of rings and
jewelry found on the body. =
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Nampa.-Despite a drizzling II,
and a cold wind from the norti N
penetrated spring suits, the ere'
iasm of the 5000 or more -,
from Nampa, Boise, Caldwell ~
vicinity, who congregated at thsni1
D..s; -.- Ill
welcome Carl r. Gray, preside Il
the system and his party, and 4
the dedication of the new statiol.ar
quite undampened by climatic ~
tons. y,
Boise.-The main line ceIeb.n.'
held in Boise was the most ST. -
full in the history of the city. - .
was the verdict of the thousaI
visitors from all parts of the III,
as wen DIS ,hose from o'her lin,
and in the opinion of Boise los,
From the time the first train -,
ed over the railroad and slowlT -
ed through the dense throng ..e
the new depot. until the early a,
of the following day, the pror.
that the energy and enthusias =
Boise people made possible. va
ried off in clockwork order : :
ng the city thoroughly and coz
y entertained. 1t closed In allal
If glory. II
I'D
M y. - 80 4 tn
~, 3 '-s''ioi vi f,io Il
kjosness from his position as oth
y agent leader OF the universF ~,
.ension division has been ao1 ore
md becomes effective April NO
hat he may take up his new .ulp
is stats. commissioner of agrir.n
o whiSR position he was recenli Le
pointed. s'bs Governor Moore iess
he vacancy caused by the ressom,
If Mark Means. ash
atu,
Blackfoot.-A report just iss.,t, ,
l.. Kennedy. manager dlys
Trim Growers Cooperative MarThe
.ssociation of Bingham county IL {
hat Bingham county produces
Ter cent of the certified griulr,ve
u the world. The association roul
led thirty carloads into New 800 -
asst year, three shipments to
nd and one to New Zealand.
eady this spring has an inqulTl =