The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1916-03-31
CEUR D'ALENE

president OF the chamber OF COM
merce.
The Kootenai hardware store was
broken into by burglars Sunday night
and all the late model pistols and
cartridges stolen.
The district court granted Betsey
| Perrenoud a diyorce from Armand
Perrenoud on the grounds Of extreme
cruelty.
The county school trustees held
their annual convention IN Occur d.
Alene Tuesday and "Wednesday.
The progressive county central
committee will meet April 8 TO elect
rs delegates to the state convention
at Boise April %.
The University of Idaho cadet bat.
talon will 20 on its annual encamp-
ment during the week beginning
April II at Hayden Lake.
Appraisers for, the estate of M. d.
Wright have been named by the
| probate court as follows: /. M.
Busby, r. d. Leeper and George
Straughan. The property is valued
at approximately $4,000.
A. w. Branson was elected presi-
dent, Albert Ewert vice president and
Claude Hodge secretary. treasurer of
the Mems Observation-Disclosures club
at the annual meeting.
A. B. Riddell filed suit against
George d. Shupe and wife to collect
ON two causes of action Involving two
notes of $3.50 and 1884 40, secured BY
mortgages.
A suit for divorce was flled by
Myrtle B. Harris, residing at Harri-
son, against Henry A. Harris. There
are four children, ,one of age and three
minors. Cruelty and intidelity are
charged.
George Straughan, connected with
the Atlas Tie company, was appointed
, receiver of the Lane Lumber company
bankrupt, by Judge L. L. Lewis,
federal referee in bankruptcy. The
property has been In recevership fol
three years. The assets consist ol
4l6O acres of timber land in Kootenai
Shoshone and Benwah counties.
D The probate court March "a, sci
. aside the will of S. B. Culver of Posi-
Falls. who took his Own life aftel
setting fire to his cabin, which pur
ported to give all his property to th'
Pleasant View school district. Th'
will was held defective, as 1t was no
witnessed and was defective 10 othe
particulars An order was made b,
II the court appointing John w. Bootl
as administrators of the estate
Il amounting to about $1,000. 1t
% understood that Culver has relative
10 the east.
n Il. r. Gerdes, chairman of the re
N publican county central committee
h has issued call for meeting Of Tn
20 committee TO be held at the Hots
Idaho on April 8th at 2 p. III. Th
call is issued pursuant 10 the reso
luton adopted by the state centri
:" commit tee, for the purpose of deter
mining the manner OF selecting ]
'" delegates from this county to tt
Nc state convention TO be held at Twi
> Falls A prii 20, and 10 select the dele
gates If 1t is so decided by II
a committee.
:" N. d. Wernet'e, prosecutir
:. attorney of Kuotenai county, hi
" made formal demand on sure
~ company for $25, 900, the bond
10 James w. Smith, former assessor AZ
ex officio tax collector Of Kooten
IS county. The demand was made Aft
as the county commissioners and Il
Ter prosecuting attorney had considered
It's report of special auditor. T
he report, according to Wernette, sho'
er, alleged shortages 10 excess of III
~, thousand dollars in the accounts
tai the former assessor. The alleg
vas shortages are principally in uncollet
ed back taxes, refunds and collect
ct. taxes unreported.
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