The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1920-09-24

l.. Dickson, age IL, was heid re-
Gently at Gilbert.
Logging Camps to Resume.
POTLATCH-Loggin camps in this
vicinity which have been shut down
for some time will resume operations
again in October
Pat Hays Is Dead
BOISE.-Robert Patrick Hays, age
so widely known theatrical man, VINO
has been connected with some OF the
largest companies of the country, died
here recently.
1900 Acres Bring $175,o 900.
GRANGEVILLE. = Thomas Wren
has sold 1900 acres of his large hold |
ings on Camas prairie to George
Chase and A. Rhode for $4,000. The
land adioins the town of Denver.
Electrician Badly 5urned.
AVERY.-W. e. Brantigam, head
electrician of the Milwaukee railway
shops here, was painfully burned re-
Gently while working on u motor. He
received 5000 volts in his right arm,
badly burning the back of his hand
and his elbow.
Ranqer Course, "U." Study.
UNIVERSITY OF IDAHO, MOS
COW-F. G. Miller dean of the school
of forestry, University of Idaho, an
uownces that the 1920-21 session of the
university ranger course Will be held
November / to March q, The work
has been planned for young men anx-
ions for advancement in the timber
industry
Realtors Meet at Boise.
BOISE.-The biggest conference OF
real estate men in the history oil
Idaho was held Sept II in Boise. The
purpose of the gathering was to inter
est real estate dealers in the forma-
ton of local associations in the inter
state association and to promote ana
place on a higher standard the pro
fession of the realtor.
Heavy Rains at Grangevilie.
GRANGEVILLE.-Tw of the heav-
lest rain storms ever recorded here
occurred Friday. Much wheat has been
sold at 1928 to 1927 bushel, but the
larger number of farmers will hold for
further advances. The yield is more
than expected and of a heavier weight
than normally. The soil is now IN
splendid shape for fall blowing.
Moscow Wheat Prices Advance.
MOSCOW.-Club wheat prices are
quoted at 1926 a bushel, with cores
ponding prices for the other grades.
Oats are quoted at $2.55 100 pounds
and barley the same. Peas are quot
ed at 21a to 3 cents a pound with no
one buying, except an occasional SAFE
of "a small lot for hog feed. The pea
crop in this section is the largest in
the history of the county.
Shoshone Tax Levy.
ALLACE.-Shoshone county's TAI
levy for the current year has been
fixed at 20 mills by the county. The
levy is 7.8 mills for state purposes
and OPP for county purposes. While
the countys proportion of state taxes
was reduced $S7035 by the state
board, the decrease of $5,3lISl9 IL
the assessment and the extensive
road work carried out during the
wear made it necessary to increase
the total county levy two mills ovel
1919.
Meek Heads Idaho Masons.
BOISE.-The Masonic grand lodge
of Idaho closed it's three-day session
here Sept. II with the election OF oil
Ulcers and the selection of the meet
ing place for 1921.
Edgar Meek was elected grand mas
fer: FLOYD M. Scott senior warden
Victor Peterson, junior warden, Cur
tis pike. treasurer; George h. knep
ner. secretary, and Wilbert Fl. Tyer
grand lecturer.
St. Maries was chosen as the plac
for the holding of the grand lodg
sessions next year
Fire at Filler.
FILER.-Fire of mysterious orgl
here recently destroyed business Dullo
ings and merchandise stocks valued a
$4,000 and for a time the blaz
threatened the entire town Amos
an entire business block was wipe
ont The hardware and drug stor
we're destroyed The blaze is though
to have been of incendiary origin,
Filler called upon Twin Falls for az
sistance and the Twin Falls depar
ment made the run of seven miles a.
.;.,,x II, t;Tna No he of material aid |