The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1921-05-06
IDAHO NEWS PARAGRAPHS
Recent Happenings In This State
Given in Brief Items for
Busy Readers.
Cabinet School Bonds Carry.

Busy Readers.
Cabinet School Bonds Carry
SANDPOINT.-The $4,000 bond is
sue to bui4d a consolidated school fol
district No. 20 at Cabinet carried
Runaway Girl Found.
LEWISTON.-Pansy Conner, IA
year-old runaway from the childrens
| home, was found at Penawawa, a
fruit district about 60 miles down the
Snake river. The girl had walked
nearly all the way
New Inventions.
MOSCOW.-M. L. Seymour. super
intendent of the Potlatch Lumber
company's mills, has new invention,
camp stove. James Richards has
invented a new steering gear for Ford
cars.
Boy Kills His Foster Father.
POCATELLO.-Dale Cady Blake, 10
years old, confessed that he killed his
foster father recently because the lat
ter had administered punishment for
running away from home.
Lumber Mill Started Monday.
PLUMBER The Benewah Lumber
company's sawmill will start the sea-
sons operations Monday with crew
of 10 men. Manager McCarty expects
the seasons output will approximate
3 100000 feet
Amy Mold Best SpelIer.
COEUR D'ALENE.-Amy Mold of |
Harrison became the champion speller |
Of Kootenai county recently when she |
won out over representatives from 10 |
other schools in teh county Dorothy |
Shields of Post Falls was second
Katherine Sutherland of Occur d'Alene
bird and Sylvia Razor of Medimont
'ourth.
Forced to Buy the Land.
Acquisition by the Washington Wa
er Power company of overflow rights
o 900 acres on the former Occur
[ Alene Indian reservation will be
necessary as the result of a recent
lecision by Secretary of the Interior I
'all revoking the overflow permit of
hese lands granted to the power ,
ompany 10 years ago.
George Wright, Moscow, Dead. 1
MOSCOW.-George Wright, age 81,
pioneer of this section, died sud /,
emily of heart failure Friday. Mr..
Wright was preparing to go to his
anch, near Whelan, which he took as
homestead 40 years ago He had
AIKEN his car out of the garage and
ad drive nit to the house, which he
ntered to get his coat, when he fell
} the floor and expired.
V. w. Sanders Drops Dead. +
COEUR D'ALENE-A telegram was
sceived here Friday stating V. w.
anders, formerly of this city, dropped
cad on street at Seattle. Mr.. Sand
s was well known in northern Idaho y
e was pioneer of Kootenai county. :,
lving for many years operated the =,
aho Mercantile, now the Morrow g.
ercantile company, one of Occur -
Alene's first stores
kooskia Bank Reorganized- n
the name of the
tizens' State Bank of Kooskia the
Kooslia State bank open n
Monday, May g. The details for
sumption of business have been ar II
nged by the officials of the Idaho II
unity institution. The. Shank wa
'sed on April s. Depositors have
reed to deferred plan and none
Il suffer any loss
Terrible Tragedy.
-EWISTON.-Joe Hart, who oper- {
ID a freight boat line on the upper
axe river Saturday morning killed ;
n a shot gun his wife and a neigh
:, RMS. Charles Wilmarth, immedi-
ly afterward blowing out his own {
inns in the back yard of the Will
nth home. The triple tragedy was I
messed by the Hart and Wilmarth
ldren and by Marie Walker a c
ghbor. Domestic troubles between S
Harris and RMS. Wilmarth's friend h
p for Mrs. Hart are thought to be I
cause of the tragedy. t