The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1916-11-17
FROM OVER THE COUNTY
CEUR D'ALENE


ceiVed by the cannery, for canning
and making cider. The problem Lt
obtaining receptaces for the cider
was partly solved by securing several
carloads of empty whisky barrels.
The machinery for the new fast
passenger boat of the Red Collar llne
is on the road to this city, and shou d
be here very soon, according toJ. q.
White, The hull Of The ship has
been completed, and work is progress
Ing 10 the cabins. No attempt will
be made however, to get the boat
into use before spring.
Frank A. Mccall states that he
will not resign bis federal Office until
about the FIRST of the year, when hr
will move TO Standpoint. Mr. Mccall
was appointed by President Wilson
about three years ago, and moved
here from Standpoint at that time.
From the returns it would appear
that close to 500 votes we're polled by
the socialists, in Kootena county
In at least tT0 precincts the socialist
vote led the two dominant parties
Cougar gave Benson 33, Hughes l6,
and Wilson s. Belgrove gave Benson
q, Hughes % and Wilson 1S Sher
man gave Benson "a votes.
The First Exchange National
Bank has received 500 10 the new
dimes from the Federal reserve bank
They are being exchanged by the
bank, as long as they last, to ndivid
uals who desire them.
Major G, Z. Warner, volunteer
weath her observer, reports that Satur-
day aud Sunday nights have been
among the coolest in his record of
observations iC the mouth Of Novem
ber.
Damages of $25. 900 and doctor bills
of $l0O are asked IN a suit instituted
in the district court by Henry
BraYman against the Russell and
Pugh Lumber company. Bfayman
who was employed as teaInster, work
ing in the woods out of Harrison,
alleges that the company feled a tree
which struck him, breaking his left
arm, aud causing him TO become
paralyzed, aud also injuring his back.
w. B. Mcfarland, who was elected
county assessor last week, is reported
by the Press, as having suffered 4
Slight stroke of paralysis.
ID. A. Thomas was appointed ad-
miniStratOr OF the estate of james w
Hicks by Probate Judge Bert A. ReeC
Nov. 8. His bond was fixed at $1,000
Miles L. Egbers is his attorney.
Over score Of boys and CIR
intent on mastering one Of the liv
economic questions Of the day, tn
single tax, started preliminary worj
for the school debating teams thi
week at the high school under Tn
direction of Ray w. Frohman, debl,
ing coach The fall drive for fuiu?
intelligent ctizens aud platfoIt
orators will start in earnest In a lc'
DAYS upon the arrival of add!tiOnt
: material. Prospects are bright for
stroug team which will attempt I
repeat last years capture Of III
, northern Idaho championship.
The official canvass Of the electio
+ returns in Kootenal county W;
$ fnished by the county commissions
] last Tuesday, says the Press. II wi
found that one tally book in Kout
mai precinct had been misplaced. Il
creasing the totals of each Of Il
; republican candidates about 20. III
changes which developed in lie of
cial count left Flemning only
: votes ahead Of FarnSwurth fer cOun
= commissioner from the third diStriC
d Davis lead over Alexander for g"vt
e nor, is over 500 majority. The ie
e OF the other candidates was Ii
- materially effected.