The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1911-08-25

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ing to Dan W. Greenburp, chairma,
oi tne commission. Mr.. Greenbur,
states mat the commission is desirou
OF cooperating with both the farme
and the buyer and information rela
1--WE TO the working OF the graf,
commission law will be gladly give,
when requested.
flndlng the care Of eight children
700 great burden, Mrs. May Fincf
OF Gem gave five to the Idaho Chill
oren's Home Finding society. Shs
VIII keep her seven months old bah,
ana her Oldest boy, aged l6, aud hel
oidest daughter, who is IA years oil
age. Edward Finch, the father, 10 a
NJ OF dependency recently committed
suicide. The little mother fought
desperately to prevent the act, and
mad her hands on the revolver when
the fatal shot was fred.
owing to the unprecedented de-
mand for timothy seed at prices far
beyond previous market quotations
practically all the timothy growers
or north central Idaho have this year
allowed their crops to mature, and a
shortage Of timothy hay is the result.
Lewiston dealers are now quoting SIG
a ton for timothy, and are securing
but little. They predict the market
will advance to $50 ton before
spring.
Idaho is one of the seven states
that will have an exhibit at the Twin
City Land Show to be given by the
Northwestern Development league at
st. Paul December IL to %. Five
hundred square feet of space has
been secured free of cost. Six other
states will exhibit They are Wash
ington, Oregon, Montana, North and
South Dakota and Minnesota. The
Idaho officers of the league are
William NJ. Morgan of Moscow and
G. H. Potts of Occur d'Alene.
AS a climax to three weeks water
famine in Pocatello, Geo. Winter,
superintendent of the Pocatello Water
company. is under arrest. 1t is al
legged that he fred on an officer who
attempted to serve papers in an in
junction suit against the company.
The deputy ran for aid and returned
with posse Of SO armed men.
Winter was placed under arrest and
the deputy started with him in an
automobile for the Jail. They were
met IN the streets by an angry mob
which tried to seIze the prisoner but
the automobile ran the gauntlet of a
fuslade of shots and Winter was
safely lodged in. cell.
Honorable discharges were issued
August 10 to the volunteers who
made up Companies A, B ard D In
the then territory of Idaho, and who
fought in the Nez Perce Indian war
n Idaho county in 1877. Most of
these men were from Grangevllle and
other points on Camas prairie and a
number of the pioneers who still sur.
yive are still residents of that section
of the state. The matter Of granting
the discharges was authorized at a
recent session of the legislature and
the work was completed by Adiutant
General Mccall.
Game Warden Pennell returned 10
Lewiston last Saturday from ST.
Maries, where he arrested Ed Suther.
land, logging contractor, for killing
deer out of season. Sutherland
| Dlodueu RuilUy UCLOiC OuooiSS W oitS
at St Maries was flned 500 and cos's
and given 30 days in the county Jail.
There were two other counts against
Sutherland, but on his entering a
plea of guilty the others we're dis
missed. '.The specific charge on
which the arrest was made" said
Warden Pennell, "was that a few
days ago Sutherland killed doe with
two fawps, which were left helpless
September 5 is the date fixed fol
the tria; of f. w. Ketteubact in the
United States district court at Boise
On charges growing out OF alleged i'm.
nroper banking methods at the time
he was president of the Lewiston Ma
tIonal bank. Specifically. f. w
Kettenbach is accused Of having
made false entries in the reports ol
the bank to the comptroller of the