Cottonwood chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1917-current, 1921-07-01
NEWS AROUND
THE STATE
Items of Interest From Various
Sections Reproduced for Ben
eft Of Our Readers.

The enrolment at the summer
session of the Lewiston State
Normal reached APT, and the
work has now got down to the
regular routine exercises con-
Eected with the various classes.
Imperial Wizard w. j. SIM
mons OF Atlanta. Ca, states that
organizers working i'm the north
west would soon Ee in Standpoint
to organize a branch khan of the
ku Klux klan. This is an or
ganization originating in the
south.
A carload of tubercular cattle
went out of Moscow TO Spokane
Wednesday. They will be slau-
ghtered under government and
state supervision there and the
owners of the cows will he paid
by the state and federal govern
ment. There were 80 head in
the shipment.
William Wardrobe, of Genesee
was seriously injured when q
motor truck in which he was
hauling grain overturned near
that city Saturday. One ear was
completely torn from his head,
and he sustained serious cuts
about the face and eiious bruis-.
es over the body.
The body of a young boy, be-
lieved to he that of 9-year-old
Herman Orvis, who was drowned
in Snake river at Lewiston last
Wednesday, was found at the
mouth of the Snake near Pasco
Monday. left by the receding
waters, according TO advices Civ
en- Coroner w. b. Williamson of
Lewiston by Coroner Chamber
lain of Walla Walla.
Meyers & Telanders, the Spo-
kane contractors who were the
successful bidders for erecting
the new wing to the sanitarium
at Orofino have a force of men
at work setting up a steam
shovel, hoist and other equip
ment preparatory to beginning
work on the building, which will
be 33 by l20 feet in dimension, 3
stories.
Occur d'Alene's sixth annual
regatta, the northern Idaho wat
er circus which has attracted
larger attendance each year,
takes place July 4. Two grand
stands have been erected on the
regatta site. The grandstand
site on Tubb's hill is amoug the
most picturesque in Idaho and
aside from the grandstand, has
an abundance of natural shade.
Raymond Moore Of Boise, vice
president of the First National
Bank of Idaho, was sentenced to
Imprisonment in the Ada county
Jail for 80 days and to pay a fine
of $50 by Judge Charles F. Red
dock in the Third judicial dis
trict court for Ada county Fri
day morning. Mr.. Moore was
| found guilty on the charge of
possession of intoxicating liquor.
At the call of governor Davis,
the nine commissioners i'm the
cabinet of the state of Idaho held
their first formal meeting in
Boise Thursday, June %. The
purpose of the meeting, as set
forth in the letter of the chief
executive to the commissioners,
was to check Up expenditures of
each department. A complete
financial report of each depart
ment was asked with a monthly
average of expenses.
Headed with bequests of $780,
900 to the Salvation Army and
$25, 900 to the Knights of Colum-
bus the last will and testament
of the late James F. Callahan,
Occur d'Alene pioneer and min
ing man was filed for probate at
Wallace. To the caretaker of
his Nine Mile cabin, Frank Ribar
is left $4,000, and Victoria
Cameron, formerly nurse at
Sacred Heart hospital, Spokane.
receives an equal amount. The
remainder of the 81, ,000. 900 es-
tate is left TO near relatives.