Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1918-07-16
IDAHO NEWS NOTES

Mrs. George H. Moody, wife of a
business man of Moscow, died recent
ly.
Harvesting of fall wheat is now
in full swing on the lower part of
Big Potlatch ridge.
Everything now points to good
yield of tomatoes, watermelons and
cantaloups at Juliaetta this season.
On account of the nonarrival of a
carload of tin cans the Juliaetta can
merry was forced to close temporarily
last week.
The largest and finest Bings, Lam
berts and Royal Ann cherries ever
grown in the Juliaetta section were
raised this season.
This month the fourth son of Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Taylor of Juliaetta
will have entered the war service of
Uncle Sam-all the children the par
ents have.
William Wagner of Cottonwood, who
was arraigned before the United
States commissioner, charged with dis
loyalty, is being held in Jail in default
of 100000 bonds.
The contracting firm of Clifton, APP
plegate & O'Toole has arrived in Lap
wal with complete equipment to begin
work on the state highway from Spal-
ding to Jacques spur, 10 miles.
Daniel Carr, SO, died at Moscow re-
Gently from an operation for an injury
sustained ten days before. Mr.. Carr
was the owner of several sections of
land on Ford's creek, near Orofino,
and an extensive raiser of live stock.
He leaves a large family.
By the accidental discharge of .3S
caliber revolver he was cleaning in his
room at the Occur dAlene hotel, Spo
kane, Sunday, Floyd Vowel, age 81
a chauffeur, of Potlatch, sustained q
severe wound in the inside of his left
thigh, about three inches above the
| knee.
w. II. Cassidy, for many years {
resident of north Idaho, formerly o
Grangeville and Lewiston. will be ap
pointed a member of the industrial ac
cident board created under the com
pensation act by the last Legislature
succeeding the late II. II. Barnes o
Wallace to the long term. Goyerno
Alexander authorized this announce
ment. Mr.. Barnes died in Spokan
recently of typhoid fever after an il
ness of two weeks. He had serve
just six months of his five-year term.
Losses totaling approximately $40
900 were suffered in a fire which d.
stroyed the Hickerson block at Grange
vile Sunday.
The principal losses were. Waite
: Hickerson. building, $4,000, no insu
ance; William Webb, warehouse, 81
900, no insurance; o. T. Lingo, furn
ture stock, $1,000; fully covered b
Insurance.; express company, expires
, matter and records, loss unestimated
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The Globe Printing company and otl
, er firms in the brick block suffere
losses causedby water, smoke and r.
moval of goods. The insurance ca
ried by Mr.. Lingo of $1,000 covers a
the insurance on the property d.
, stroyed. Theorigin of the fire is III
known Both the Hickerson buildin
and the Webb warehouse were total
destroyed.
Call 1000 Men From State.
The apportionment by counties {
1000 Idaho men called to entrain fC
Camp Fremont, California, August
has not been completed by the adj
tant generals department. The ne
call was received from the provo.
marshall general. This call will TAX
into the service all of the class l me
registered in the class of June 8, 1911
and draw upon the class of June
1918. As many of the registrants {