The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1920-05-07

In the milwaukee shops and the Pan |
handle sawmill to finance and start a
general store on the cooperative plan. !
Cherries to Be Good Crop.
Observation-Disclosures of cherry
trees in the Lewiston-C Charleston valley
shows almost no damage from frost
and all signs point to a bumper crop
in this section.
Voss Admitted to Bail.
COEUR D'ALENE.-Henry C. Voss,
convicted of involuntary manslaughter,
has been admitted to bail in the dis
trict court in the sum of $500 and
released.
BoIiinger in Hotel Again.
LEWISTON. - William Bollinger
owner of the Bollinger hotel building,
and proprietor of the hosiery up to
about 10 years ago, has again taken
over the management of the hotel.
Memorial Tree Planted.
MULLAN.-American day was OBJ
served in Mullan recently. A tree
in honor of the boys of Mullan
who gave their lives during the war
was planted on the school grounds by
the war mothers.
Gail Taggart May Queen.
MOSCOW.-Gail Taggart of Hay,
Wash, coed in the University of Ida
hos 1920 graduating class has been
elected queen of the universitys an
nual May festivities to be held some
time within the coming fortnight.
To Try Home Management.
MOSCOW.-Senior girls in the Uni
versity of Idaho's department of home
economics are taking a three weeks
course of practical training in home
management. The laboratory to be
used is a Moscow residence loaned to
the University for the purpise
Has Unique Distinction.
COEUR DALENE.-This city is
now the owner of the only municipality
owned airplane landing field in the
United States. The city attorney has
given Mrs. Teresa Graham the $4,000
purchase price and the deed was is
sued to the city of Occur d'Alene for
the 160acre landing field.
Latah Roads Cost 100000.
MOSCOW.-Latah county is to have
80 miles of state highway in addi-
ton probably to twice that number
of miles of highways built by the
eight highway districts organized in
the county which have voted $780,
600 bonds for highway building. This,
with state and federal aid, will bring
the total expenditures for highways
in Latah county well above $2,OOO,O00.
Funeral of James Moses.
LEWISTON.-Follo the death
of James Moses, age SO, patriarch
of the Nez Perez tribe, the Indians
of the Nez Perez reservation held
last week one of the most impress
sive and elaborate ceremonies ever
seen on the reservation. The Nez
Perces were Joined by representa-
tiyes from other tribes, including the
Umatillas, Yakimas and Occur
d'Alenes, in honoring the memory
of the deceased.
Dick Vines Shot.
EILOGG.-Richard Vines was shot
and seriously wounded by Eugene
Mulkahy recently in a pool room here
There was quite crowd in the. place
when Mulkahy entered and said to his
intended victim: Il have something to
saw TO YOU" Then, without another
word. he pulled gun and fired five
shots three of which took effect on
Vines while two went wild. Vines
was shot in the neck, the body anc
through the abdomen. Mulkahy was
lodged in the city jail to await the out
come of the injuries inflicted on vines
He made no statement, and nothing
ie known as to the trouble between
the two men, laborers, and without
families here.
May Save Large Tract
WASHINGTON. - Plans for thu
GREAT drainage and flood control prof
oct in the Kootenai valley of Idaho
and British Columbia, which wer'
making progress in 1914, again have
moan taken up by Representative
French of Idaho.
The department of agriculture ma
concluded a drainage district must p'
organized in cooperation with Canada
Reclamation by drainage and floo'
oon+rol of about $4,000 acres in Bon
nor and Boundary counties, Idaho