The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1921-06-18
|DR. TOILETTE DEAD
TO CONTROL WEEDS
HONEST BOY FINDS ROLL OF
BILLS-INSPECTIN WHEAT
NEAR GENESEE.
(From Genesee News)

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George and Leon Follett were sum-
moned to Seattle last Friday, June 10,
by the sudden death of their brother,
DR.. Clayton Follett, which occurred at
his home there that morning.
The deceased had not been in good
health for some time but he had been
about the house and the final sum-
mons came suddenly, Mrs. Follett be-
ing alone with him at the time.
Mr.. Follett formerly resided at
Genesee, where he was engaged in the
practice of dentistry, but left here
something over 20 years ago, going to
Dayton, Washington, where he prac-
ticed his profession. He had been
living in Seattle for a good many
years.
He leaves to mourn his demise, his
widow, who is a sister of Mrs. W. H.
Ehlen of Genesee, and three brothers,
Ed Follett of Seattle and George and
Ed Follett of Genesee, besides other
relatives and many friends by whom
he was held in high esteem.
Funeral services were held Satur-
day afternoon, June IL, at p. M, and
the body was cremated.
Weed Control Excursion
B. F. Sheehan, field agronomist of
the extension division of the Univer-
sity of Idaho, will be in Latah county
during the week beginning June 20
to work with o. S. Fletcher, county
agricultural agent, and the people of
Latah county in their weed control
work. During the time that Mr..
Sheehan is in the county excursions
will be held in nine communities Of
the county. An excursion for Gene
see community will be held on We'd
nesday, June %. Those going on the
excursion will gather at the Tobin
Bros. ranch at 1:30 p. m. on that date.
The communities in which excur-
sions will be held decided upon the
excursions as part of their work on
The weed control project for 1921. On
3hese excursions noxious weeds of the
yarious communities will be studied
md control methods discussed. Every
me on the excursion will be made IA
niliar with the noxious weeds of the
county 80 that they may be able to
IDENTIFY them. In case some of the
noxious weeds are not
growing in the community, specimens
will be taken to the meeting so that
III may come to know these weeds and
hereby be enabled to keep them from
,etting start in the community.
Reward For Honesty
That honesty should be capitalized
conceded by all, but there are those
rho do not practice what they demand
f others. Last Saturday night Clar-
nee Spalding, a laborer, reported
nat he had lost a roll of bills contain
lg $50 on the streets of Genesee. It
as a serious loss to Mr.. Spalding.
he money was found later by Alfred
ann and taken to the Exchange
ank Mr.. Spalding proved owner
Zip and rewarded young Cam with
ten-dollar bill for his honesty.
Inspecting Wheat
o. S. Fletcher, county farm agent,
I'd Ralph Bristol of the federal de-
artment of agriculture, were in
enesee Monday and visited some OF
e ranches where certified wheat had
zen sown last fall They were check
G up on the grain as to the amount
foul growth contained in the fields.
ney found some of it that had much
,lunteer wheat and other foreign
after which they said would have to.
eradicated if certified wheat could
expected from the fields.
Rimrock Surfacing Progress
Gravel surfacing of the Rimrock
ghway is in progress and some
of mile has already
en- finished. 1t is estimated that
out mile and half will be sur
ced this season. When completed
will give the people of that section
hard road outlet to both Genesee
d Lewiston as it connects with the
orth and South state road at the
gel school hoose.