The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1920-12-03
IDAHO NEWS PARAGRAPHS
Recent Happenings in This state
Given in Brief Items for
Busy Readers.
Rain Hats Fall Wheat Seeding.

Rain HaIts Fall Wheat Seeding.
Seeding on Nez Perez prairie farms
was brought to an end Saturday
when heavy rains rendered the
ground too soft to work.
Gem Pupils Aid Children's Home.
GEM, Idaho-The pupils of the pub
lie school contributed $50 as a
Thanksgiving gift to the children's
home at Lewiston.
AZ" BEATS ooNZAGA.
SPOKANE.-With the score tied
II and with three minutes to play
in the final quarter, Tom Kelley's
University of Idaho gridiron machine
Saturday snatched victory from the
plunging Gonzagan's when Neil Irv-
ings toe lifted the ball between the
goal posts from the 35-yard line and
made it Idaho 10, GonZaga Z. Four
thousand fans watched the struggle.
Bandit cts Stiff Term.
MOSCOW.-Upon his plea of guilty
of holding up and robbing 80 men in
Winton Lumber company's camp No.
4. near Bowl, several weeks ago and
confessing to a long criminal career,
Reuben Taylor, alias Joseph Dillon,
alias John Joseph, was sentenced to
the penitentiary for from five years
to life. Taylor will be taken to Boise
as soon as a travelling guard comes
for him.
Ferdinand Farmer Robbed.
LEWISTON-Marg Dowd age
90, from Butte, Mont, was arrested
recently as she alighted from the
Grangeville train Her alleged con-
federate, Harry Stone of Craigmont,
| is in Jail at NeZ Perez. They are
charged with robbing William Nc
Murray, a farmer, of Ferdinand, of
his wallet, containing $500. When
arrested Miss Dowd had 1851 in her
possession, $160 of which was sewed
| in the lining of her coat Shit ac-
cuses Stone of stealing the wallet
from under McMurray's pillow while
he slept
Map Idaho Copper Deposits.
The most complete report ever pub
lished of the copper deposits of the
Seven Devils and adjacent districts
has just been issued by the school of
mines of the University of Idaho, of
which f. A. Thomson is dean. Much
of the work of securing the data was
done by d. C. Livingston and r. B
Laney, biologists for the school OF
mines The book contains los pages
and is profusely illustrated with
photographs of the districts, contour
maps and sectional sketches and {
number of large maps showing the
mountain ranges of each district.
Idaho University Head Arrives.
MOSCOW.-Dr. Upham, the new
president of the University of Idaho
reached Miscow Wednesday morning
to take up his work here.
Aged Miner Killed.
GRANGEVILLE.-Ha Southland
aged 60 years, was killed by caveh
in mining tunnel near Lucille re
Gently.
: Acquires Stage Route.
GRANGEVILLE.-Il Day ha
acquired the stage route of tn
Grangev line from
A. Smith. and will continue the regl
lar daily mail service both ways BIZ
tween these points, distance OF l
miles.
! Judge Steele at Wallace.
= MOSCOW.-At the request of Co
ernor Davis, Judge Edgar G. Steel
of the district court here has gon
:, to Wallace, Idaho, to hold court
Snohomish county.
Northern Pacific Road to Extend.
GRANGEVILLE.-Th Northern p
Y cific railway, it is reported, will e
tend its line from Sites to meet tt
n South Fork highway upon its compl
ton, and continue into the Elk Cit
basin via the South fork of the Clea
water as speedily as mining conc
Al lions justify the new constructio
70 From the highway to Sites is
J. miles, and the railroad would the
a follow the South fork to Harpster al
a beyand.