The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1917-10-05
FROM OVER THE COUNTY
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sudHt tudu VI hUutcudl COUNTY IUT Tue
Liberty loan campaign ope0ed Oct. j.,
The American Trust company an
nounces that IL will offer cash prize
OF $25 for the best ten plants OF
navy beans growo 10 Kooteuai county
during the year 1918.
Alfred McBee, graduate OF the
high school 10 the class OF 1917, left
Sunday for St. Marles where he will
enter the employment OF the Mil
wankee railroad company.
Judge r. N. Dunn returned last
Friday night from ST. Maries where
be be)d short special session Of the
district court for Benewah county.
The /. w. w. cases being postponed
until the regular term, the special
session was discontinued, Judge
Dunn will remain here until the
regua ar term Of the Kootcnai court
which starts October l5.
The sum OF 1913 80 was made for
The Red Cross by the three p, r.
formauces Oflthe operetta "Pauline,"
according TO the financial port,
which has been prepared. This does
not Include the amount made for the
Rathdrum chapter by the pe,for-
nance there. The Irport shows cash
receipts OF $364.23. The expenses
were only $4,000. OF which almost
half was for rent OF the the theatre.
The first annual election of the
Bed Cross chapter was held Oct. 2
and the following were selected: Mrs.
John Thompson, chairman: Mrs.
Marshall, first vice chairman; Mrs.
Robert Elder, second vice chairman;
Mrs. d. NJ. Cathcart, secretary; A.
V.:Ghamberlih, treasurer. Executive
board d--Mrs. Huntington Taylor, Mrs.
C.SD. Stevens. Mrs. Charles Schattner
and Mrs. William g. George.
The M. D. Wright farm, which
was sold some time ago TO George
Erret, recently from Iowa, was trans.
ferred TO him Wednesday of last
week by w. f. McNa1ghton, ad-
ministrator of the Wright estate.
The price paid is reported 10 have
been $l4.500 Mr.. Erret, who
brought herd OF thoroughbred
stock with him from Iowa Will make
stock farm OF 1t. Since coming
here he has added section OF land
bought from the Northern Pacific
Railway company.
Israel and James Maddox, brothers.
were held to the district court
| Wednesday at the conclusion OF their
hearing 10 Judge Whitney,s court
upon the charge OF assault with a
deadly weapon made upon the body
of John Parties near Hayden Lake.
The two brothers presented their own
case, apparently confident of the
favorable impression their story
would make upon the court. They
were held 10 the sum OF a Thousand
dollars each, which, being unable TO
give holds them In jail.
Self-established amateurs last FIJI
day night broke lotto the. Second
Street Garages on .Second betwee q
Occur d'Alene and Lakeside, and
robbed the cash register of SIS 10
cash. They damaged the register To
an extent greater than the amount
they stole. and left So "a hack tier
OF the cash drawer aud $45 10 the
safe, which was unlocked. Entrance
was gained some time after midnight
through an unlocked window on The
west side OF The building. Some OF
the automobile tools belonging to the
garage were borrowed TO open The
register. Some OF the screws were
carefully removed. aud then. when
the Dachinn could have been opened
with a. few dexlruus strokes. ths
burglar, or burglars. proceeded Il
4 gain access to the money by breaking
up the top cf the register.
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