Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1921-04-08
IDAHO NEWS PARAGRAPHS
Recent happenings In This state
Given In Brief Items for
Busy Readers.
Samuel cowan 10 Buried.

Samuel Cowan 10 Buried.
SANDPOINT.-The funeral of Sam
uel Cowan, 90. who died at the city
hospital here, was held Saturday.
Idaho Lumber Mills Reopen.
SANDPOINT.-The Humbird lum-
Der mills at Standpoint and Kootenai
have commenced the seasons cut
with one S-hour shift at each mill
Cow Testing Stopped.
MOSCOW.-The work of testing
cows for tuberculosis in Idaho must
stop unless the owners waive the
right to indemnity II the stock is Or
dered destroyed. The indemnity fund
is exhausted.
Idaho War Hero Buried.
LEWISTON.-The body of Corporal
Orville Martin arrived from France
and was buried Saturday. Corporal
Martin, son OF E H. Martin of Win
chester. was a member of battery d,
Sixth field artillery, and died July 2S,
1918. from wounds received in action.
Fire at Ferdinand.
GRANGEVILLE.-A fire ut Ferdi-
nand destroyed nearly every business
building on the north side of Main
street, including the hotel. two hard
ware stores, a drug store. residences
and outbuildings. The loss is ap-
proximately $4,000, with about so
per cent insurance.
Factory May Rebuild. -.
SANDPOINT.-John Bolin. manager
OF the Sommerc Brothers match block
factory. mile north of town. which
was destroyed recently by fire with
loss OF $27,5e0. states that the In
surance carried in the Lumbermen's
Indemnity Exchange of Seattle COW
cred all but $4,000 of the loss. 1t
may be rebuilt.
News Herdsman at ". of |.
MOSCOW.-rheU University OF Ida
no has obtained Charles Gabby as
herdsman for the dairy herd Of 40
purebred. registered Holsteins and
Jerseys, Mr.. Gabby came to the uni
versity from Washington state col
lege. but prior to going there was in
| charge of the dairy herd of the Uni
versity of Nebraska
Moonshine Caused stioidup. 81
IDAHO FALLS.-Too much neon
shine Is ascribed by Clyde Hansen. Of
Lewisville. Idaho, as the reason for
his attempted holdup Of the Jeffer-
son State Bank at Menan. Idaho. &C.
cording to . confession made to the
county Judge. Hansen says that
while feeling "wi.iys as the result
Of drinking moonshine he decided to
attempt to rob the bank.
logging Campo 70 start Soon.
MOSCOw--Work in the sawmills
and logging camps of Latah county
will be resumed soon afte ra shut.
down of several months during which
not wheel turned in many of the
camps and mills. Potlatch, an ex.
clusively lumber town owned entirely
by the Po.latch Lumber company. and
having more than 1900 Inhabitants
reports but Is empty houses this
spring, although the mill has been
closed several months.
Large Crew In Bunker Hin.
KEIlLOGG.-Business conditions in
KELLOGG have been affected little by
the period of depression throughout
the country. according to prominent
business men here. The prosperit,
here is attributed largely to the polio,
of the Bunker Hill and Sullivan Min
ing company in continuing production
of lead and silver ores at a stead,
rate rather than reducing crews ant
output during periods of low prices
and unsteady markets.
The Bunker Hill and Sullivan Min
ing company is employing in the min,
at this time one OF the largest crew.
in years. Twenty men are at worl
rebuilding the east mill. which wal
burned last summer. The new mill Il
to have a capacity of 500 tons of or,
daily. A modern power plant has re
Gently been completed at big cost