Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1913-11-21
IDAHO NEWS NOTES

The farmers movable school from
the University Of Idaho was at st.
Maries this week.
Daniel Healey of Genesee has filed
suit against Anna Healey for divorce
on ground of desertion.
Curtis F. Pike of Boise, grand mas
ter of the Masonic order of Idaho, is
officially visiting lodges in northern
part of the state this week.
The Kootenai Poultry association
has completed arrangements for the
annual exhibit of week the latter
part of December at Occur d'Alene
City.
Minors caught smoking at Genesee
in the future will be subject to arrest
and fine. City officials have so de-
cided. Also any one selling tobacco
to a minor in any form will be pun
ished.
One of the first up-to-date silos in
the section around Genesee has just
been built and filled with corn and
alfalfa by Joseph p. Kraut on his farm
three miles northeast of Genesee. II
holds more than 100 tons of silage
Mayor j. b. Morris, pioneer surgeon
Of Lewiston, and Mrs. Morris have en-
gagged passage on the steamer Mime
sofa and will join the Pilgrimage of
Shriners to the orient, leaving Seat
tie December 80, returning March IL
George ii. Hester, contractor of
Spirit Lake, formerly of Lewiston, has
been awarded the contract for the
grading and concrete conduit work on
the big terminal improvements, esti-
mated at 100000, to be made by the
Camas Prairie railway company.
December 8 has been named as the
date for the big gathering of the
Knights of Pythias of the Occur
d'Alene district at Wardner, at which
time the degree teams from the vari-
Gus lodges will compete to wrest the
cup from Galena lodge of Wardner.
Preceding his sentence to life i'm
prisonment for the murder of Agent
e. b. Irvine July 8 c. M. Anderson
told Judge John M. Flynn at Occur
d'Alene that Sheriff A. P. Bailey had
sworn his life away and that he was
innocent He said he bore i'll will to-
ward no other.
The University of Idaho live stock
special, the first animal husbandry
demonstration train ever sent out in
the northwest, will tour northern Ida
no from December Is to 20, inclusive,
over the Northern Pacific system. Tie
train will be thoroughly equipped to
demonstrate the best types of live
stock for northern Idaho farms, and
specimens of the best individuals will
be selected from the university herds
There will be three breeds of draft
horses, three breeds each of dairy and
beef cattle, four breeds of sheep and
five breeds of hogs. To give the
farmers and live stock breeders am
pie time to hear the lectures and ex
anime the animals the schedule be
ing arranged provides for several
hours at each stop
The new anti-cigarette law of Idaho
approved by the governor March 70
1913. not only aims to restrict the sale
Of cigarettes but also prohibits and
Furnishes minors who may be detected
smoking them in public places. The
essential provisions are: Every miBol
person and every minor pupil in any
school. college or university, who shall
smoke or use cigarettes, cigars or to
bacco in any form, or in any public
road. alley, street. park or other lands
used for public purposes. or in any
public places of business, shall BE-
guilty of a misdemeanor, and upoI
conviction thereof shall be punished
ior each offense by fine of not more
than ten dollars (slO). and every per
son who shall furnish any cigarettes
cigars or tobacco in any form to sucl
minor persons. or who shall permi
such minor persons to frequent an.
premises owned. held or managed b.
him, for the purpose of INDUCING il
the use of cigarettes, cigars or tobac
co in any form, shall be guilty of ;
misdemeanor and upon conviction
thereof shall be punished by fine o
not less than twenty-five dollar
($25) nor more than one hundred dol
lars (SIO0) for each offense.