The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1915-06-11
ITEMS OF COUNTY TOWNS
What NeighbOring People Are
Doing.
FROM THE EXCHANGE TABLE
Brevities of Kootenai County Com
munities.
cGUR D'ALENE

Company @ had guard mount at |
the park Sunday afternoon, with |
music by the Moose band.
The city employment bureau opened |
Monday.
The city will not contribute any
funds to the maintenance of the
Occur d'Alene band under the an
nual budget recently made up.
The executor of the estate of BY
ron-E. Greene, deceased, filed final
account and petition for distribution
In the probate court last week. -
Miss Agnes Buckle, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Buckle of Hay
den Lake. has returned from Lewis
ton where she graduated from the
State Normal school.
James Delaney has began suit
against Edwin O. Best, V. w. and
Luzetta Best and r. L. and Hattie
Best to recover under note Of $4,000
alleged due and unpaid.
The third district convention Of
| the Idaho state federation of women,
composed of about 20 clubs, with
membership of more than 500, will
be held in the Masonic temple June
IA, is and 16.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. T. Scott and niece,
Miss Catherine Dunlevy, left June
on an automobile trip which will take
them to San Francisco, San Diego
and other points IN California. The
exposltions will be visited on the
trip. They expect to be absent two
months.
Under the recently amended law,
the following bounties are authorized
for destruction Of predatory animals;
For each coyote, lynx and wildcat,
1880; for each bear and wolf, $40
and for each cougar or mountain lion
$25. The hide head and four paws
must be delivered before paYmeni
will be made by the county.
A total of $14, 623 Is was paid b.
the county In the fiscal year ending
April IL, for the needy according t.
figures in the county auditors Office
or this amount, $2S44 80 was ex
, pended for care of indigents at tn
} county poor farm, and $5937. g
represented the temporary aid ex
tended to needy, the majority 0
!, which were appeals from Occur d
: Alene people, it was said. Th
t amount expended for medical care c
3 needy. aside from the poor farm e1
!. penses, was $l545. The total pal
= under the mothers pension law wa
$2312.
a J. T. McGirl of Hayden Lake, dep
| ub1 SUdL al lhopCNtOit ~
ported June that late last week /
T. held two cars of potatoes from MOI
!. tana at Wallace because of failure
=. comply with the state law requirir
It certiflcaton that the spuds were d.
ID originally from states against whit
u the quarantine for TUDOR moths
this state applies. After prop
- certifcatlon, the shipments were +
,e leased. Mr. McGirl expects the ra
rs road officials, now that they ha
10 been fully Informed of the Quaranti
:. provisions, will hereafter see to
,e that no shipments are started in
" this state without first being proper
he certified.
yn The transcription of records for /
s." new county of Benewah cost $7l07
ne it was announced June 3 by Cour
g. % Auditor Dandy under whose dir
be tion the work was carried on for I
he new county officials. The amou
rio included verything-clerica wo
m books and other material, rent
typewriters, ct cetera, also the sail
les of A. Cook, $3.50 per month,
49,. supervising the record copying, a
do of Fred L. Tiffany, $l25 for sur
vlsiug the indexing. 1t was a