Cottonwood chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1917-current, 1920-12-03
NEWS AROUND
THE STATE
Items of Interest From Various
Sections Reproduced for Ben
eft of Our Readers.

Lee Yoon, Chinese, age 81,
and +. j. Payne, colored woman,
age 81, both of Hope, Idaho,
were granted a marriage license
at Standpoint Saturday.
Commissioners from every
county in the state are expected
to attend the Idaho county COM
misioners' convention which will
be held i'm Boise December ID, 15
and 16.
C. H. Livingston of Winchest-
er, had serious accident, Satur-
day. while cleaning a % rifle. A
cartridge was discharged and
the bullet passed through his
chin, tongue, roof of his mouth,
and lodged in his skull.
Some SO cases of whiskey and
other intoxicatinge liquors were
turned over to Lewis Williams,
internal revenue collector, by
Sheriff Dunning of Boundary
county. The whiskey will be
taken to San Francisco.
When a Dodge car went over
the Waha grade Sunday at a
point just above the Little Lake,
I'll four occupants. l.. Fenton,
Frank Willard, Blaine Hanzell
md Marion Grewell of Lewiston,
miraculously escaped fatal or
serious injuries.
With but four minutes yet to
play and the score tied seven-all,
Irving. Idaho's halfback, booted
a perfect field goal over in Sat
urday's game and the University
IF Idaho football eleven won
from Gonzaga university 10 to z.
Gonzaga's 7 points were gained
in the fourth period.
What is believed to be the
third case of anthrax in the his
tory of Idaho was reported to
the city health department Fri
day. The disease was probably
contracted from horsehair
shaving brush bought at Boise
department store a week ago,
City Health Officer Pratt, said
Friday night.
After a search of year, Matt
Dowd, former owner of Dowd's
garage of Lewiston, was arrest
ed Wednesday night in San
Francisco. Dowd forfeited a
$2500 bond November 19, 1919,
when he failed to appear for
trial. The warrant charges him
a statutory offense against Inez
Platt and Mary Evans.
Sheriff-elect George Walker
of Nezperce, who will assume
his office in January, announces
the appointment of Richard
Boyer and John Maund as his
deputies. Both are ex-service
men, having served in Mexico
and overseas. Mr.. Walker ask
ed the Lewiston post of the
American legion to suggest men
for the positions and the ap-
pointments were made upon the
legion's recommendation.
Establishing what is believed
to be an American record, Lieut..
Corliss C. Moseley, born, raised
and educated in Boise, won the
first Pulitzer trophy aeronauti-
cal race Thursday at Mineola, N.
Y, against a field of "a starters.
He covered the course of slight
ly more than 1872 miles in A
minutes 29-57-100 seconds, an
average speed of approximately
178 miles an hour.
Some unknown person entered
the rear door of Edgington's
, pool room at Craigmont, Monday
night, and carried off punch
. board valued at over $50. En-
| trance was made by cutting a
hole in the panel of the door
I near the night lock and remov-
: ing the bolt. The board was
ordinarily kept in the safe but
a Monday night it was placed un-
f der a box and covered over with
4 a piece of paper.
d Harold Munck. one of the real
; heroes of the world war, depart
- td for Denmark on a winters &
q visit, Tuesday morning from Orc
d fino. Although Harold lost his
; left arm and left leg. in the pat
d riotic service of his country, on
r. the battlefield of France, says
e the Clearwater Republican, one
ir never hears from his lips the
n least utterance of regret or
criticism of the mighty struggle,