The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1921-05-27
IDAHO NEWS PARAGRAPHS
Recent Happenings In This State
Given in Brief Items for
Busy Readers.
Fred Crane Favored.

n WASHINGTON.-F' b. Crane
Occur d'Alene probably will be al
pointed assistant district attorney 70
the state.
Robert Bull Held for Robbery.
2 MOSCOW.-Robert Bull of Prince
D ton was arrested recently on charg
OF robbing the Wilton store at Prince
ton about two weeks ago.
= cuIdesac Show, June 2, 8. a.
CULDESAC.-Th first celebration
OF the year will take place here June
2, and a, when Culdesac presents
its annual wild west show.
De Smet p. o. Robbed.
The postoffice at De Smet, Idaho.
was robbed recently The door of the
safe was blown off with nitroglycer-
inc. About 500 in cash was taken
but nothing else.
To Hold Postmasters' Test.
WASHINGTON Civil service ex-
aminations will be held soon to select
postmasters : at Bovill, Cottonwood
and Spirit Lake, the postoffice de-
partment announces.
Highway Opens Placer Mine.
GRANGEVIILE, Ida.-Discovery of |
placer gold at the mouth of White
bird creek, where it was cut by state
highway work, is attracting attention
OF Salmon river residents.
"BIeeds" Herself: Dead
IDAHO FALLS.-Attempting to APP
ply the treatment of bleeding
which she said was used in Sweden.
in an effort to relieve her illness.
Mrs. Peter Holmberg of this city was
unable to check the flow of blood and
Dled to death.
Orofino Residences Flooded.
OROFINO.-The Clearwater river !,
ose TWO feet recently. due to cloud .
'urst III Lawyers canyon in Lewis T
county Several residences near the =
liver are flooded. The Zelenka saw
nil below Ahsahka is under water p
nd shut down. The water is the :,
ighest since 1917. -
Bring Woman Back.
SAN FRANCISCO.-V. Fl. Ormsby N
nd his wife, deputy sheriffs of Twin ci
alls county, Idaho have gone to Hon. W
lulu to bring back Mrs Paul Vincent hi
outhard to answer to a charge that la
lie murdered her fourth husband, Ed
ara Meyer, in Twin Falls. The Orms- FRI
rs carried extradition papers for Mrs. he
'uthard, which they will present to
e territorial government. to
Seek $4,000 For Fair 80
LEWISTON. Commercial club
embers recently began drive to +o,
lse $4,000 for a fair and live stock nj
ow in the early fall The failure wi,
the state legislature to make ap- mo
)prlation for the northwest live ,A;,
ck show has seriously handicapped
directors of the show, but there is w.
determination to put on the biggest low,
most complete exhibition next fall to
t has ever been held here.
Day Acquires Moscow Factory. d
plant, equipment. war
estate, good will and patents of a c
Idaho National Harvester COM Cali
y were sold at auction Saturday vou
'o' onle .. LAY, the heaviest stock vers
ioi P@fo'VoV- ne plant was was
~ involved and the money re-
ed from the sale will pay off all
IS Mr.. Day plans to reorganize u
company, put it on its feet under news
management and make il a nav. err a
investment. The stock was Dali.
ed largely by local people. Mr.. to t
and his relatives owning ma 1897
y of it. ton
e,o latte
st 3'ah9eVihe. cand
M. Granville but
oneer' VINO had been in the drug party
less mere more than 20 years. 1908
drowned in the basement of his point
saturday afternoon when a conn
hurst struck the town and flood Roos,
ne basement before he could chair
De. Mr.. Glanville is survived bv that
"iuow ana TWO children. The retar,
D, which swept in from the south
81 without warning tore up Main
{ and portions of intersectinp Sec
ughfares, damaged buildinos 90 porter
stocks of goods and causod enant
ands of dollars of loss the pt
;r.. Mr..
VICE disrupted. Anne
SNAN.'hV LILLE - Two successive Two {
VI orililant aurora borealis Mrs
ioioWeu Dy some of the most ington
transforms and lightning dis Lane
ever known in these parts. So Cal.
was the lightning that the cleo
gnu ana power plant was out of Geor
oittod '@o uays ana current was er left
in Clearwater county.
make r;vars re-. y" salmon Post