The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1904-12-30
STATE and COUNTY news.
Items of Interest Gathered
From Exchanges.
OF INTEREST TO IDAHOANS,
Events and Industrial Progress
Of the Week.
The Zig tlve-story brewery at Idaho
Falls started up week before last.


The zig tlve-story brewery at Idaho
Falls started up week before last.
The Idaho City council are prcpar-
Ing an ordinance compelling the
building Of cement sidewalks in the
business section.
kootenai county has the largest
number of teachers, having % men
and ll3 women.
The post Office department has or
dered the ofilce at Noble, Lcmhi
county, discontinued.
The fourth annual session Of the
state press association will meet in
Boise, January II and IS.
A permanent organization has been
effected at Blackfoot for the purpose
of promoting bridge building Ia Biug.
ham county.
Joseph ROssi, an Italian Of Latah
county, is said to have fallen heir to
his uncle's estate In Italy, valued at
$50, 900, 900.
In Canyon county an Official exam
inatiOn reveals the fact that the
vaults are not tireproof and the coun-
ty records would be DESTROYED in case
Of fire.
The Lewiston Teller has resumed
publication after an interruption OF
over a month, when it was in the
hands of the sheriff to satisfy an AZ
tachment for debt.
The state board OF pardons has
granted full pardon to John j. Nc
Bride sentenced from Owyhce county
in 1896 to life Imprisonment for rape.
Charles Parrish sentenced to 24 years
inl903 for burglary was also parioned.
James Cross's sentence in 1894 to life
imprisonment for murder In the Sec
ond degree was commutcd to 80 years.
:! The inaugural bali will be given at
the Natitorium, in Boise, Jan. 3.
Formal invitations have been sent to
all prominent ldahoans, legislators,
officials of state, mayors, and the
governors of adjoining states.
Dan McDermott, a timberman, was
struck and instantly killed by the
Burlington train, just east OF Sand
point, Christmas morning. He has
no known friends and had been EN-
ploycd al a nearby logging camp.
He had been drinking.
The Idaho State Eagle, news
, parer started at Wallace more than a
r year age, discontinued publication
Dec. l3, the plant having been at
tached by the American Type Foun
dcrs company, for debt. The Eagl.
was established bv James II. SOverigt
former editor OF the Idaho Stat'
= Tribune.
Charles Rodman, an old and highl.
respected citizen Of Harrison, died IA
the residence Of his daughter, Mrs
J. John Polly, Thursday night aid wa
l. buried Dec. -, from the residence
e Mr.. Rodman had lived at Harriso
about four years, having enjoye
e good health. Besides Mrs. Polly, h
n leaves another daughter, Mrs. A. l
E Hunting, living at Cranbrook, b. {
IS William Il. Lee. Of Moscow, wh
Of is attending the National Universii
:, Law school in Washington, d. G
has been awarded the bonor of bein
- the best dcbater out OF six contes
). ants 10 a public debate held at u
= National university week before las
in Tough characters are not tolerate
In Lewiston. Wheh ono dnds II
way into the city he is given an o
portunity to move on. A iarori
%. scheme when suspect or criminal
III found, is to sentence him to work
the street and then allow him to
Fl cape. 1t is found that they are ie
re likely to return under such circul
ne stances, than when merely ordered
leave town.
To- The State Uf Idaho elected a she
ID. man for her governor at the
cont November uphcaycl. Ills ma
,s Goo,l,ng aud If he proves rs com