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Short News Notes From All Parts of IDAHO St. Anthony,-E. E. Calvin, vice president of the U. R. R. Co. suffer ed three broken ribs and other injur a ies, when he was thrown from horse at the Harriman Ranch. Hailey,-With ideal weather and good crowds, the Blaine county fair, held at Gannett, was a credit to the Wood River valley. St. Anthony,-Maxine Miller, age 7, met death when she was run over by an automobile driven by Roland Graham, 17, of Medale. Boise-Only one man of the five who sawed their way out of the state orison about a month ago, is at liberty, according to Warden W. L. Cuddy, who reported to Governor Moore that two others had been captured at St. Paul. Boise,-The state gasoline tax of 2e per gallon has netted the state $161,403.92 since the law went into effect April 1 of this year, according to B. E. Hyatt, state auditor of public accounts. Blackfoot, The body of Mrs. Mabel Quereau of Jerome Idaho, who was drowned in the Snake river June 26, was recovered last week twenty-five miles below this city, near the mouth of Boone creek. Malad,-Thirty-two Idaho counties in which are located national forests received $148,705.88. This amount was from the national forest service as Idaho's share of revenues from the forests in the state. Wallace,-The 600 yard national rifle association free rifle match at Camp Perry, Ohio, was won by L. A. Rue, of Wallace, who had a perfect score of 100 with 15 fours. Burley-Horace Tracy, a cattleman of this section, was instantly killed at Yost, Utah, when a horse he was riding fell off a dugway. Burley,-Arthur, 8, son of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Jensen of Burley, died following an injury he received the first part of last week when he fell from a tree at his home. Boise,-William M. Bunn, former territorial governor of Idaho from 1884 to 1886 by appointment of President Arthur, died at Philadelphia last week. He was 82 years old. Caldwell,-Kuna has entered the field with a Holstein Bull association according to a report of A. W. Holman, testing supervisor of the Kuna Cow Testing association. Twin Falls-Peach picking at the Crystal Springs orchard ended last week. A crop of about two dozen cars was handled. McCall, - Work of surfacing the McCall-New Meadows highway from McCall to the Adams county line was begun last week. Twin Falls-Gathering of the two million dollar bean crop started last n week. The price holds up and the weather is such that it is felt the y whole crop will mature. J Shoshone - Lincoln county has raised $856.50 for relief of Japanese earthquake sufferers. Of this sum $700 was raised by the local Japanese colony. P P Halley,-Because of a shortage of el city funds council members have e abolished the office of city marshall. Emmett Passengers and train al crew of the Idaho Northern train J running between McCall and Emmett escaped injury last week. when three P freight cars were derailed. P or Idaho Falls-Lettuce picking and shipping commenced last week at te Spencer. Two cars were shipped he a day leave until the cΓop is moved. di Cambridge-The cream station of th Swift & Co., and the residence of fo Mrs. Emma Brown, were destroyed by fire last week. m New Meadows-Harry Johnson lost 1ca major portion of his grain crop 1ca the comprising about 1000 bushels, when ga spark from the threshing engine tio set fire to the stacked grain. hit big American Falls,-The Fair associaco went through the sixteenth anhe nual ion show without a financial loss, an according to Secretary Oliver. ne be Albion,-Beet digging on the south of the Minidoka project will ca tart ide September 24 and the sugar des actory at Burley will start the fall un on October 1. a Re Nampa,-C. A. Pape was elected ina rand knight of the Nampa council, Inights of Columbus, at the annual Lris lection of the order. bot gra Nampa,-Proofs of claims against ma First National bank of Nampa hich e closed its doors last March, tin: re being filed rapidly by depositors
