The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1921-04-15
IDAHO NEWS PARAGRAPHS
Recent Happenings In Thls state
Given in Brief Items for
Busy Readers.
Issues Grashopper Paper.

MOSCOW Grasshopper Pest
a 20-page bulletin by Victor Jones' as
sistant extension entomologist, has
been issued by the University of Ida
no extension division "as a guide to
counties and communities planning to
initiate anti-grasshopper campaigns.
| It's free send for a copy.
Mills to Resume.
The sawmills of the Boise-Payette
Lumber company at Emmett and Bar
ber Idaho, will resume operations
April / with full forces. The plants
have been closed down for some
months on account of the depression
in the lumber market. The report
also states that board charge, rents
and store prices have been lowered
to help meet the reduction in wages
that has taken place
Plans Rehabilitation Work.
MOSCOW.-Captain George Horton
of the state and federal departments |
of vocational education is here ar |
ranging for the new work of the de-
partment supplied by the last legis
lature in providing for industrial re-
Captain Horton explains
that under this division of the work
any person who becomes crippled or
for his trade or profess
sion is educated for some other line
of work.
Lake Waters Are Receding.
COEUR D'ALENE.-The waters of
Occur d'Alene lake have started to
slowly recede, according to a guage
It is reported there is still plenty of
snow in the mountains surrounding
he lake and up the st. Joe and Occur
fAlene rivers, which could cause an
,ther rise even to the flood stage
should warmer weather occur. 1t is
If the high water has been reached.
:. L. Ewing Quits State Road Job.
LEWISTON. - Information as to J
hanges in the district highway office
ere was made known Monday. r. L. G
wing, district engineer has resigned il
nd will be succeeded by William Os- b
orne, who has been at the head of q
ne district highway office at Mackey cI
olonel d. p. Olson, state director of q
lghways, has notified Mr. Ewing to il
I'm over the local office to w. p. RI
ughes on April /, when Ewing's res ~
nation takes effect Osborne is ex- :.
ected to take charge here shortly =,
ter April l. ~
Map Elk City Basin.
GRANGEVILLE- Triangulation and. ia
ntrol surveys will be made this nj
MINER by two parties of United oil
ates geological survey engineers, ri
to topographic mapping te
these regions. Petitions TO the de- m
rtment requesting this work were of
Gently approved The region to be tic
vered embrace Elk City basin and flu
st of there. The western slope of he
Bitter Root range north of the an
river were triangulated in wi
- by Professor Lindgren, who di
ent the winter here celebrating his m,
Id notes.
Boundary Stock Growers Unite.
5ONNERS FERRY. - About so
lchers and stockmen of Boundary ~
lnty met recently and formed the
lndary County Stock Growers AS on
lation to promote the live stock in '''
'try. Officers are resident. e. B. nc
ling; firse vice president. ]. j. W.
hebus; second vice president. oe
'rge Andrews; secretary-treasurer I'd
PHI Fisher. A. Gudbar. Charles lh'
'ly, Charles Smith, Wyman Hoag- TAI
d, N. Perry, executive committee. OPP
resolution petitioning the forest far
vice to discontinue the practice of cul
wing sheep to graaze in Boundary far
MY was unanimously passed pra
les were sent to J. A. Fitzwater.
st supervisor at Standpoint, Idaho. mis-
'esentative and senators at Wash tioi
on and Secretary of Agriculture g
lace. The commissioners were plic
tested to appoint stock inspector Ian
the county. of
ope
Would Sell Army Food. far,
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