Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1915-06-25
IDAHO NEWS NOTES

The Knights of Pythias of the state
will convene at Lewiston next year as
a result of a vote taken in conven-
ton. The convention dates are June
81. % and %.
A verdict of death by accidental
drowning was rendered Saturday by
the coroner's jury over the body of
Angelo Lenarduzzi, formerly night
Waterman of the Grant Lumber COM
pany's plant near Harrison
Robert Mcqueen, aged II years, an
employee of the Rawson-Works Lum-
Der company, was drowned in the
| company's mill pond at Caribel five
miles east of Kamiah Saturday The
boy was employed on the night shift
and the accident was not witnessed.
Should the supreme court uphold
the prohibition law passed by the last
legislature it will be unlawful for any
farmer or firm to manufacture vine
gar because chemical analysis shows
that cider passing through its process
to vinegar is as intoxicating as many
wines.
Lake Pend Oreille is situated in
Idaho, so miles east of Spokane; is
nearly 60 miles in length, and has a
shore line of $40 miles. Hills rise
abruptly from the shore line, making
the lake one of the most picturesque
in the west. The water comes from
mountain streams and underground
springs and is crystal clear, cold and
deep.
George S. Hill, age SO, brother of
Josiah Hill, died Saturday at Wallace.
He is credited with being one OF the
first arrivals at Tacoma, coming by
way of Cape Horn in a sailing vessel
in 1850 and settling at Tacoma. He
was a sea captain on the Atlantic and
one of the first men to put a steam
boat on Puget Sound, this being in
1858.
County Superintendent r. c. Egbers
of Kootenai county, j. w. Ramey of
Bonner county, Miss Catherine Bry-
den of Latah county and the superin-
tendents of other northern counties
have arranged dates of institutes dur
ing the summer. 1t is probable four
institutes will be held in the north
and an effort will be made to arrange
, the dates so contracts can be made
with leading educators to cover all.
Governor Moses Alexander says
r Although DIR. Bodle was not appoint
/ ed by me, having been elected by the
r live stock sanitary board over whose
e acts / have no control, still so far as
K my personal and official influence
f may be exerted, he will remain state
e veterinarian of Idaho during my term
t of office as governor of this state. He
j is qualified under the laws of Idaho
e and it is my duty to sustain the laws
n of this state and l shall do so regard
;, less of all considered protests of any
people to secure special class consid
erations."
Company e, Second infantry, Ma
tional Guard of Idaho has received in
structions as to the annual Today en-
campment, which will begin July 8 a
E. Boise. 1t will be called Camp JOIN
Il Haley after the state historian. TIL,
lie companies from the north will entraii
d. early in the morning of July Z in spe
" cial cars for Spokane, where the spe
cial train for Boise will be made VI
lie The work at camp will consist main
a ly of target practice, combat and al
lie tack problems. On the morning O
IN July IL at $50 a. m, the guardsme
will march to the depot to receive tn
~ Liberty bell The war department an
~ state require a minimum of SO me
le and three officers in each company.