The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1920-10-01

Good Fishing On Snake.
LEWISTON.-Salmon fishing in
the Snake river ear this city has
grown into q profitable business dur.
ing the last few years, and the pres
emit season is the best the seiners
have had.
Will Meet 1t Occur d'Atsne.
The State Federation OF Women's
Clubs will meet this year at Occur
d'Alene City, October Is to IL In
elusive, 1t is announced by Mrs. M. J.
Sweeley. president Of the federation.
She states that no reduced rates have
been offered by the railroads.
Abandon Logging Read.
COEUR D'ALENE.-The Rutledge
Lumber company, which has been
logging extensively on Harrison flats
for three years. has about compelled
the work and is tearing UP the tracks
and moving the outfit to Clarkia,
where it has large holdings Of tim
Der.
Wheat Crop Damaged.
Continuous rains in the central
Idaho region have done great damage
to the wheat crop, much Of which Is
still u~nthreshed. Many farmers on
Camas and Nee Perez prairies and in
the Palouse section are facing loss
of their crops through mildew and
sprouting in the shocks.
Short Courses In Mining.
UNIVERSITY OF IDAHO, MOS.
COW.-Short courses in geology, min.
ing, assaying and ore treatment will
open to men OF every varying degree
Of experience January 3. This an
nouncement was made today by Fran
els a.. Thomson, dean of the school of
mines, University OF Idaho.
New Professor at U.
UNIVERSITY OF IDAHO. MOS
COW.-Harrison c. Dale, professor
of political science and director OF
the law school at the University Of
Wyoming, has been appointed head
Of the University of Idaho depart
ment of commerce and economics to
succeed Professor Howard T. Lewis.
Spray Kills Cattle.
According to state chemist Z. w.
Rhodenbaugh, a number Of deaths of
horses and cattle have been reported
throughout the state, due apparently
to grazing where poisonous spray has
been used to eradicate weeds. "Ani'
mails should not be allowed to Craze
on such land" says Mr.. Rhodenbaugh,
until the vegetation that has been
treated has entirely disappeared, OF
until rains have washed the poison
away"
Snake Dredging Soon.
Observation-Disclosures are be
ing completed by business men
headed by a commercial club com
mittee, for the reception of the fed
eral engineering board which will ar
rive here from Washington, D. c.
October 6, for the purpose Of in
vestigating proposed improvements
on the Snake and Columbia rivers
The engineers will conduct a hearing
in this city and will go down thu
river on the government dredge
Umatilla.
Jim Callahan Divorced.
ROISE.-The supreme court of Ida
no has affirmed the decree of di
vorce granted in the district cour
fOr KN1tnnos o0tvnfy m Tornnc N IN
tahan, wealthy mining man of tn
Occur d'Alenes, against Helen Eliza
beth Callahan, but remands the ques
ton of $50. 900, alimony allowed Mrs.
Callahan, back to the district cour
together with the matter of attorne,
fees. for the taking of additions
testimony. In reviewing the case
the supreme court discovered tn
lower court failed to make finding
on some of the allegations, as t
misconduct on the part of the d.
PENDANT. Callahan brought suit 70
divorce on the charge of extrem
cruelty. He is a millionaire havin
made a fortune in the Interstate-Ca
lahan mine. in the Occur d'Alene'
, Sensational allegations were made i
the action for divorce, not only b
, Callahan but by his wife. One Of tn
charges he made was that she ha
married him for his money. Heav
attorney fees are involved.
Aged Folk Honored.
LEWISTON.-One Of the most Il
teresting social events of the yes
was the annual Sunset Social hel
here recently, at which the guess
3 were 60 or more residents Of Levi
ton and vicinity who had passed IL
age of "three score and ten" Thel
was an informal program, with mus