The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1921-09-16
IDAHO NEWS PARAGRAPHS
Recent Happenings In This State
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~SPeCHDOi Il, 20 anu n.
Judge Morgan's Funeral.
COEUR .D'ALENE. Judge Ralph T
Morgan OF Kellogg, was buried here
Wednesday from the Masonic temple.
Harrison Has $50 studens.
HARRISON The school enroll.
ment is 290, including So high school
pupils, of whom nine are seniors and
p freshmen.
New Hotel for Lewiston.
L1WISTON-The Hotel Service co.
composed of local interests has signed
a contract for the erection of five
story hotel guiding, work to begin
October 1. The completed cost, ex-
elusive of furnishings, will be $500 600
The Press Does Inviting.
POOATELLO-At the invitation Of
the Idaho Press association. repre-
sentatiyes of industries of the state
met here Saturday for a survey of
state conditions and to form a united
program
Henry Kastag of WOODBURY., Ore,
has identified the body of the young
man drowned in Snake river on All
gust 20 as that of his brother, Eddie
Kastag.
To Plant 10000 Trout.
BONNERS FERRY.--A shipment of
some 10000 eastern brook and rain
DOW trout was received in Boomers
Ferry recently from the Standpoint
state fish hatchery to be placed in the
different streams around here.
viii Cooperate on Mine Bureau.
MOSCOW-Dean Francis Thomson 1
of the Idaho university bureau of l
mines and j. A. Lippincott of Idaho {
Jlty, announce that cooperation be-
.ween the university and the United I
states bureau of mines in conducting c
he branch experimental station will /
'e the new feature during the coming c
scholastic year. This is an important il
departure q
Boomers Ferry Fair Oct. 6. z, 8.
BONNBRS FERRY. Directors of =
he Boundary County Fair Association :
ave decided to hold the county fair =
ere on October 6, 7, g. 1t is planned =,
erect permanent fair building be- =
ore the dates given. :,
School Enrolment Increases. q
GRANGEVILLE.=T school en-
'llment of 266 pupils is materially
rger than that of last year, although :
e high peak is rarely shown before =
e new year. The high school mem ~ -
'rship is 11S, or Is per cent larger ~
an last term, the increase. coming =.
om outside districts. y
Epidemic Threatens.
BOISE - Announcement that the
ath of c. J. Mckee, Boise, on Au- 10
st 10 was caused by anterior poll
lpelities, the report of death at
aigmont from the same cause and on
II other cases of the disease report me
by physicians to the state depart aft
mt of public welfare show that an ito
demic of infantile paralysis is to
'eatening Idaho, according to the de- the
rtment which is preparing to com the
it. :
Latah County Values Raised '"e
1OSCOW.-An increase of $780,
in the valuation of Latah county 40,
estate, furniture and fixtures over no
amount fixed by the county asses -
and county board of equalization &c ,
5 reported to the county auditor IL
emily in a certificate received from ~
state board of equalization This ~
- 80 ~ oa'e u - Pc, cent. ~ job
49, 'aiu"'ion 20 the
The valuation of real estate is
$29,927, an increase of s177,2 II
r last year. Phi
Honor Great Road Builder. 'rlll
lifting ceremonies were held at the oa1
eiling of statue of Captain John ,,n'o
Ian and the dedication of Mullan ~,
< last Sunday, at Fourth OF July
init on the Yellowstone trail be-
en- Occur d'Alene and Wallace. The que
ument is the gift of W. A. Clark ena'
If Butte, and credit for its installa- Bi
is given to A. A. Crane of Coeur man
enc and w. |. Bassett, district the
Q highway engineer wag
lptain John Mullan was the Uni ed {
States army officer who surveyed strlI
built the military highway from clses
Fort Benton, at the head of navi- VI
IN on the Missouri river, to Waua day,
IA. The historian, Bancroft, says that
Next to the original imm grant a we
the Mullan highway has been
" in the history of the north
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