The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1913-07-18
Estate AND COUNTY news
Items Of Interest Gathered
From Exchanges.
OF INTEREST TO lDAHoANS.
Events and Industrial Progress
Of the Week.

6VeU0 0AO AAVUoSAAo AGA 1AVkA CSo
Of the Week.
Four out Of six men captured in a
raid at Bovill, have pleaded guilty to
the charge of gambling.
Farmers OF Idaho county are pc.
titioning their commissioners to as
sist in exterminating slim Hip
mustard, Canadian thistle and Other
noxIous weeds.
A cold wind from the west, accom-.
panied by showers, prevailed over the
northwest last Sunday. causing the
thermometer to register as low as SO
degrees 10 some points of northern
Idaho.
Two young women from Spokane,
Miss Bertha Auspach and Miss Ruth
Hinkley, while eating their picnic
dinner near Bayview last Sunday,
were severely injured by large limb
blown from tree.
Carey & Harper are reported to
have closed a contract with the Stack
Gibbs Lumber company for the cut
ting Of $4,000, 900 feet of timber, all
located in the Marble creek district,
and work is to be started at once.
Lewiston, in compliance with re-
quest Of the state health board, is to
cover the city reservoirs and other.
wise provide means for protecting the
water supply from contamination.
The state bank at Rigby, southern
Idaho, was held up by lone bandit
Tuesday afternoon of last week and
robbed OF $3sO3.25. The bandit
locked the cashier and assistant 10
the vault and escaped on horseback.
A gold brick valued at 100000
was shipped from the Boise assay
Office to the Denver mint last week.
Most OF the gold came from the sur
rounding mines within the past few
months.
Former Senator +. II. Dubois of
Idaho says there is no Democratic
factional fight in this state. He as
serts that the talk of the Hawley.
Perky. Dubois faction and the Nu-
gent. Elder. Pense faction is cal
buncombe."
The Kuhn company Of Pfttsburg is
In financial difficulties on ac count OF
the closing of three of the Kuhn
banks In that city and some alarm il
expressed in southern Idaho where
the Kuhn interests are engaged IN
extensive irrigation and development
work.
The annual convention of the Idaho
State Nurserymen's associa lion will
convene at Payette on July %. A
number Of important matte rs will bt
discussed and men, regarded as au-
thorities on horticulture, " i'll present
papers.
The last month was the wettes
June on record accordiD to tn
monthly report for the sta te Of ldah
just prepared by Sectio n Directo
Wells OF the United Stat es weathe
bureau. His report shows that tn
month was one of rornu al tempera
ture, excessive cloldine.ss. frequen
aud heavy precipitation.
On June 10th George D.,aring wa
assassinated at. his ranch eight mile
east of Grang eville, while ridin
through his pasture in searchN of stocl
Jim DearlEg, a nephew of the mur
aered man, who had had some din
Guilty with his uncle and ha d bee
forbidden his house, was arr .sted .
tne 0nicers af ter investigation Of tn
case, and has since been held In tn
county Jail. -Grangevilie Glob G.
10 stock the streams or Idah % wit
many varieties of game and foo c fs
not now contained, is the object OF
campaign Just undertaken by / !. L
walton, secretary OF the Idaho 8 tai
oportsmen's association. He h'
drafted a plan which he believes !
oe eminently sa tisfactory thro0l
cooperation with the state fish an