Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1921-09-09
IDAHO NEWS PARAGRAPHS
Recent Happenings In This State
Given in Brief Items for
Busy Readers.
AGED Moscow Woman Dies.

obsJ heoACiS.
Aged Moscow Woman Dies.
MOSCOW.-Mrs. Melissa A. Craw-
ford, age "a, died recently at the
home of her daughter, Mrs. G. II.
Plan Trapshoot at Lewiston.
LEWISTON-The first annual Lew
iston-C Charleston trap-shooting tourna-
ment will be held at the fair grounds
the first two days of the fair, Sep
TENDER Is and IA
Fall Visits Boise.
BOISE.-The first member of
Pr sident Harding's cabinet to visit
Idaho, Secretary of the Interior Fall
visited Boise Saturday. He will in
spect government projects.
Addison Smith Visits Son.
WASHINGTON, D. C.-Representa-
tive and Mrs. Addison e. Smith are at
Penn, to visit their son,
Hugh F. Smith, and family for few
days and will proceed then to Twin
Falls, Idaho, to remain until Octob-
err |.
Buys Lumber Mill.
OROFINO.-The Hopkins Lumber
company of Spokane has. bought the
Zelenka sawmill of O. HI. Holmberg,
receiver for Mr.. Zelenka, for $1,000.
Joseph Molloy represented the lum-
Der company in the purchase. The
mill is located on the Clearwater at
McGill spur, two miles below Ahsah-
ka. 1t is understood the Hopkins
company will run the mill at full
capacity next season on timber
brought down the river The mill
will cut 10000 feet in a 1O-hour
shift.
Opens New Power Line.
The new power line of the Wash
ington Water Power company to sup.
ply st. Marie, Idaho, and adjacent
territory, was placed in service Satur.
day after construction extending over
tWo hC llilO DCSlAS OF
Ogarra, Idaho, on the east side of the
lower end of Occur d'Alene lake
where it taps 6O-0OO-volt line to the
Occur d'Alenes Through the aid OF
a new substation the power is step
ped down at Ogarra from $4,000 to
1920 volts and is again stepped
down at st. Maries through the aid
Of another new substation to 1900
volts. The line is IL miles long and
of sufficient voltage to supply the
needs of that country for some years
to come.
Murray Railway Funds Assured.
WALLACE.-Tha within 80 days
he will have all funds necessary to
finance the Northside Railway com
pany is the positive declaration oil
Patrick Burke. The Northside rail
way will be about 10 miles long, but
between Prichard, where connection
will be made with the Enaville- Prich
ard branch of the O.-W. r. C n. and
the end of construction lies the his
toric town of Murray, for three years
shut off from railroad communication
with the outside world. The North
side Railway company will be but the
old Enaville-Prichard branch of the
OR. & N. from the later terminus
to Raven. which was washed out by
the big flood of 1917.
Two Teachers Are Named.
BOISE.-Joe. Jenifer, superinten
dent of the Lewiston schools, and
Miss Elizabeth Shotwell, teacher and
supervisor of the Twin Falls schools
have been named on the board oil
the Teachers retirement fund at q
meeting of Governor Davis, Roy L
Black, state attorney general, and
Miss Ethel E. Redfield, state super
intendent of public instruction. The
meeting was held under the pro
visions of the law passed by the 18th
session of the legislature. The gov
ernor is chairman of the board an6
the superintendent of public instruc
ton is secretary. Mr.. Jenifer was
appointed to the five-year term ant
Miss Shotwell to the three-year term