Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1920-11-26
i0AHO NEWS PARAGRAPHS
happenings in This State
e''en in Brief Items Tor
Busy Readers.
forestry Men to Lecture

forestry Men to Lecture
UNIVERSITY OF ID.tto nv,
nl'ed States forestry service of
'iciais viii each give a series =, ,ron,
- -. 70 / lectures to students or ~,
"iVefslly Of Idaho school of forast,.,.
ana 'he loresters short course
FIRE at JuIiaetta.
! 'oLlAETTA, Sunday mornins fi..
aeShoyea one of the Oldest land
MARKS IN Juliaetta. the flour min ana
eiectr'c hght and power plant. Tho
| pulldlhS was owned by Frank vipcan+
ana was valued by him al SD 400
insurance to the amount Of s5ooo
was carried. y''VV
FATHER Rather Late at DUTY.
LEWlSTON-A seoue1 10 .;.
eoil llfst wedding of "a white girl and
Nhi'ese was suit filed bv Amel
oisoh VI Troy to annul the marriage
OF ms daughter, Nida, and Willie
rohs, chinese cook. Olso alleges
tllat MS daughter is only II and that
ler marriage took place without his
consent.
Harold Aurlbut Succeeds.
LEWlSTON.-Word has been re.
celved by friends here of Harold
iiariout' former Lewiston boy, of his
success in musical circles of Rome
italy, where he will spend the winter
iiurlput IS the son of Mr.. and Mrs
w. r. Hurlbut. He has been appoint.
ed tenor soloist in the American
church of Rome
Featherstone Appointed Judge.
WALLACE-Albert H. Featherstone
OF This place, an attorney well known
In Idaho. was recently appointed
Judge OF the first judicial district of
that state BY Governor ID. w. Davis.
featherstone who is state senator
elect to the Idaho legislature from
Shoshone county, will succeed the
late Judge William w. Woods.
Teach Idaho to Use Milk.
An Idaho dairy council is being
formed by the National Dairy Coun-
Gil of the United States, with the
purpose of pointing out to the PEG
pie of Idaho the milky way to health
Dairy cattle and equipment and dairy
products produced in Idaho for the
year 1910 are said by +. r. Cam
mack. field dairymen of the Idaho
university extension bureau, to have
totaled 100000
Map Company Progressing.
BOOMERS FERRY.--In a short
time the Swift Map company, which
was organized here several months
ago by "A. A. Mcintyre and many
local people own stock in the CON
Germ, contemplates the opening of its
principal western factory in Spokane
from which factory the business from
eastern and some western states will
be handled. The company has met
with great success from the first Mr..
Mcintyre states.
Mines All Busy.
Operations are proceeding on all
of the responsive mines of the Occur
dAlene region and all are yielding
ore,' said H. B. kingsbury of Mullan,
recently. THE only suspension among
the larger properties was of the Inter
state-Callahan, but its suspension is
not total, a force of fair size having
been retained for development work.
The number of men available has
been increased and the appearance of
the town is brisk.
Lumber Mills Close.
SANDPOINT--The Hope Lumber
company has passed out of existence
and the plant at East Hope has been
dismantled and most of the employees
have moved away. The mill, which
was built several years ago by the
Anaconda Copper company, has man
nfactured many millions of feet OF
lumber, but the timber holdings are
now depleted The closing down of
the Dover mill has also thrown a good
many men out of employment, and the
force at the Humbird mill in Sand
point has been greatly decreased.
MOSCOW.-Ten thousand pounds OF
Rustler's White Dent seed corn for
10 the farmers bf Idaho
have just been gathered and hung in
drying houses of the University OF
Idaho experiment station. This corn
was produced on the university farm
and in experiment station plats after
several years of careful breeding up"
until Il yield Of more than 100 bushels
an acre has been produced. The corn
is of fine quality. natures early and
yields well and the experiment sta.
lion staff urges farmers to raise 1t
instead OF summer following their
land,
SANDPOINT.-Sav of $4,000
worth of crops is estimated to have
resulted from the 1920 campaign
against rodents In Bonner county.
A report of the farm bureau shows
that AGA ounces of strychnine were
to 4l2 farmers and that
1917 of these farmers reported crops
saved In n yalue of Sl7932 These