The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1921-04-22


ment a 3-inch cannon which will
hereafter occupy a prominent position
in the city park.
President Appoints Ashley.
WASHINGTON d. C William
Ashley of Standpoint has been nom
mated by President Harding to be
receiver of the land office at Occur
d'Alene City
Nurse Is Given Contract.
GRANGEVILLEA countys com
missioners have made three months
contract with Miss Elsie Roberts as
county nurse, with the likelihood of
an indefinite renewal
Idaho Pioneer Dies.
HARRlSON-Tho B. Stillman |
plications due to old age. He was
born at New London, Conn, in 1884,
and served during the civil war in
the Second California cavalry.
Body of Aged Man Found.
COEUR D'ALENE.=The body of
Charles Selberg, 60 years of age. who
has been missing since February Is
from his home near Amwaco. was
found in the lake near that place re- ,
,ently. ,
Buys Idaho Phone Lines
The telephone exchanges at Sites
md Kooskit have been purchased by
". H. Pearl of Spokane and will be
'perated by him according to an an
louncement made by Percy Ellis of n
sites, former owner of the exchange. !,
Sends Silver to Denver Mint. p
ELLOGG-During last week the q
'unker Hill and Sullivan smelter has 5
hipped $4,000 ounces of silver to the 1t
'nited States mint at Denver the
econd large shipment during the last n
NO weeks.
One Dead in Rail Wreck q,
BOISE-A man believed to be John
tevens of Los Angeles was killed and W
j. Hart of Seattle, Marshall Bleven di
nd Carl Jackson of Boise slightly in
red at 6 o'clock Sunday morning hs
hen ii freight cars were derailed on te
edbury hill, near Glenns Ferry.
Experiments in Fotation.
UNIVERSITY OF IDAHO, MOS SO
0W.-A report on the results of CO. he
erativ experiments in "flotation in ct
aho' made by the state bureau of tn
ines and geology and the nited w,
ates bureau of mines is contained
bulletin No. 205, just published and
leased by the Washington office of re
e latter organization, Dean Francis tn
Thompson, director of the Idaho II,
reau, announced recently ri,
I,roas. et;u c,.a cit
What F. M. Bre-
ears, head of the state constabu-
y, stated was the largest still ever %
zen in Idaho was brought to the III
unity Jail here Saturday from Glen GU
ry The still was taken and Uriah pc
rnes 66, and Russell Warren, 81, ND
re arrested. %
Nose Splawn Is III. Kill
3OISE.-Mose Splawn, the last sur tie
'or OF the party that made early In
Id discoveries in the Boise basin es'
Itch developed that section into one TIC
the great gold producing sections lie
the world, so years age, is at Th
ath's door at Yakima. Wash. Splawn sw
s with the Grimes party which first tie
Moores creek and in
lose arms Captain Grimes died
er being struck by an arrow shot ~
yattacking Indians. Crimes pass -
or the mountains into the former -
ID field still bears his name 49,,
$1,000 Acres of Timber, 100000. vii
4EWISTON.-F w. Kettenbach of pla
vision, and w. f. Kettenbacb of age
rtland, Ore. confirm announcement
sale by the moi 10000 acres of
her in the white pine belt of fna
county, 20 miles east of 80
to the Clearwater Timber ~
npany, known as the Weyerhaeu- ~
syndicate. The consideration was D.
5000 The timber grades about viii
'-half white pine. The syndicate no ;.
MS in the same district over zoe. 900 4
es of timber. The timber belt is mo,
rted by the Clearwater branch of r
Northern Pacific railroad and is for
he heart of what is said to be the moo
sest stand of high-grade white pine Mo-
the world. 49,