The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1910-10-14
dI7F AND COUNTY news
lt,p, Of Interest Gathered
From Exchanges.
4, INTEREST TO IDAHOANs.
,,.at, and Industrial Progress
of the Week.

Of the Week.
,.v,.tou now has 80 blocks Of
p,,ed streets.
The post onice at Benton, Nez
p.,.e county, has been ordered closed.
The new sewer system at Grange.
,,,ls has been completed at a cost OF
$4,000.
The special poStal service from
wahs to Benton, Nez Perce county,
h.s been ordered discontinued.
The Lumber Protective Association
., northern Idaho has submitted
hill OF SIS, 900 to the state. for fight
,oa fires 10 the Panhandle country.
The postoffice at Post Falls is now
An ONCE Of the third class, also 40
irrational money order office.
o. W. SchlllIng, proprietor OF the
Grand View fruit farm, south OF Post
Falls has picked 1900 boxes OF apples
this season.
Bonner county has II schools and
s5sl pupils. One hundred and TWEEN.
" teachers are employed.
II plans under way materialize
Juliaetta will have a canning factory
10 time to handle the early vegetables
next spring.
The sixth annual convention Of the
league Of southern Idaho commercial
clubs will meet at Gooding, Monday,
October II. The league numbers
nineteen clubs,
Senator W. K. Borah, In an ad-
dress at Grangeville, Oct. 8, defended
the land hoard and Governor Brady's
administration. He declared IN favor
Of state control of natural resources
and scored the existing system Of
conservation.
The Citizens State bank at Sand
point closed its doors Tuesday. The
amount OF cash OF hand had become
reduced below the required legal re-
serve and 1t was decided to 60 into
voluntary liquidation to protect the
depositors. The liabilities are $780,
900 and the assets $l6O, 900.
The drst shipment of ore from Jar
oidge arrived Ia Twin Falls recently
10 TWO four-horse wagons, and was
shipped for the samplers at Salt Lake
This shipment consisted of 10 sacks
ol hlgh grade ore from the Four-M
lease 90 the Pavlak property and is
estimated to run between. So. 600 aud
$4,000 per ton.
ioano has beet sugar factories at
Nampa, Blackfoot, Idaho Falls and
sugar City. Three of these are Ia
operation this season, with a moder.
ave output, the crop season having
oeen unfavorable. The prospect Is
.ot large future development Of this
,aoustry 10 Idaho, especially in the
Nsmpa district, where large capital
F." likely to be invested 10 the develop
@ent Of sugar factories.
Aoe rainstOrm that visited the
.oeur dAlenes lately with a heavy
'v.opour turned into snow In the
Wo' 10 the higher attitudes and all
u'''s surrounding Wallace we're snow
capped. Many old timers are pre-
a''''ng an early winter marked with
"usua' rainfall following the long
u'n throughout the year, which
40 o"ly broken by the late rainfall.
!. Is reported that eight petitions
a., a.. oe'ng circulated on the Coeul
acne Indian reservation aud will
h. presented to congress asking that
Ia, 70 appropriate money to pay the
has u'aas for the lands now being
,..lesteaded, to relieve the settler.
NV u u'urther payments on their homes
no., '''lers whose timber was dam.
n tae forest tlres will be allowed
"'u' the damaged timber.
h,.. VI lhe biggest land deals 10 the
vh,.. .u'y OF Bonner county and ont
.sa. (Which means the Investment ., abou'
''0 10 that district was consum