The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1913-05-30
State AND COUNTY NEWS
Items Of Interest Gathered
From Exchanges.
OF INTEREST TO IDAHOANS.
Events and Industrial Progress
Events and Industrial Progress
OF the Week.

OF the Week.
ST. Marics IL to have free mail de.
livery after June /.
Timothy seed is worth only 2 to q
cents In the Lewiston market. The
price was over 10 cents two years ago.
A rancher near Caldwell was found
dead after having consumed FIVE gal.
Ions Of bard cider.
The federal court convened at
Occur d'Alene Monday. The Jury
was summoned to appear Wednesday,
Algot Carlson. the assailant of Mrs.
II. G. Rood at Granite, April 3, is to
be examined at Standpoint, June 8, as
to his sanity.
The case Of the Washington Water
Power company versus Kootenai
county, for taxes, was on trial 10 the
federal district court at Occur d'Alene
this week.
A l4.year-old boy at Copeland re.
Gently lost part of a thumb and two
fingers by the explosion of dynamite
cap from which he was trying to ex-
tract the powder with pocket knife.
Peter Bradovitch, an insane Aus
trian confined In the Blackfoot asy-
lum, became violent one night last
week and killed Eve other patients
sleeping In the same room. The
maniac killed his roommates by beat
ing them over the head with table
as they lay asleep.
40 electric storm Monday night
did slight damage 10 various towns.
Two people were injured at Walla
Walla, Wash, houses were burned at
Elberton, Wash, and Kendrick, Ida.
no. An automobile was struck by
lightning near Lewiston and turned
over, injurinK the one occupant.
The forest service has announced
q policy for the sale of green live
timber from the Occur d'Alene nat.
|tonal forest, which will be effective
for the next five years. The total
amount of timber to be cut 10 auy
year will not exceed $4,000, 900 board
feet. Sale contracts will not exceed
three years in duration except Ia un.
usual circumstances. An annual cut
|of not to exceed 10, 900, 900 board feet
will be permitted 10 any one sale.
y William F. Kettenbach and George
H. Kester, former president and CASH
Ter, respectively, Of the Lewiston Ma
tional bank, sentenced each to five
years in~the penitentiary for alleged
violations OF the banking laws by
making false reports to the comptrol-
Ter Of the currency, are seeking from
President Wilson a reopening of their
applications for pardons, denied by
ffOrmer President Taft.
4 Horticultural Inspector Mcpherson
HAS just sent word to all his deputies
throughout the state to serve notice
90 all who have infected trees to
Eradicate the pests at once; then to
techeck the district, and II any have
Hailed, to prosecute them under sec
}tlon Is of the horticultural law.
|Gpecial stress is laid on the necessity
"a giving proper notice.
& George F. Steele. a citizen Of Occur
'Alene, appeared before the state
md board at Boise, Saturday, to
sake plea in behalf Of the settlers
y the Marble creek lands who are 10
anger of losing their holdings as the
ssult Of the recent decision Of the
ecretary Of the interior. He is
hmilisr with conditions on Marble
5geek and gave the board some valua-
Ne information.
Is Accordins. to law. aviators cannot
ny in Idaho on Sunday and charge
admission for 1t. This fact was
e6nitely established, Friday, to the
4tisfsct,o q of Manager Bennett, who
As c0ntrs cts for the appearance OF
Alys Mex .ey and Milton Bryant at
pise Me- mortal day 10 conjunction
)th mot prcycle races.