The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1921-10-14

JnlS Guy, dl cheyenne wells, Col.
while en- route with her husband from
their home in Texas to Boise, where
her parents live
Railway Company Formed
LEWISTON, Ida Articles of in
corporation of the Craig Mountain
Railway company have been filed
with the secretary of state. The
capital stock is $4,000, all subscribed.
and the principal place of business is
Winchester The company proposes
to build sc miles of railroad
D. D. McLennon, Mining Man, Dead
Funeral services for ID. d. McLen-
non, former mining man of the Occur
d'Alene district and Alaska, who died
at Salada. Col, were held at Seattle
recently. He was a prominent Mason
at Moscow. Mr.. McLennon went north
in the early days of the Klondike rush
and spent several years in Dawson
and Nome.
Miss Laird Marries.
POTLATCH-At the home of Mr.
and Mrs. A. w. Laird Saturday oc-
cured the wedding of their younger
Miss Charlotte, to Arlie
Delos Decker.
Canning Plant Rushed.
LEWIST0N.-The Oregon Packing
company is in the rush of the apple
aiming season at its Lewiston plant
md more than It's persons are EN-
'loyed The Jonathan crop is about
Ill in. Receipts of this variety were
Yearly 800 tons. Rome Beauties. /
which are being harvested, will be the
Ieaviest of all and later will come
he Winesaps and other late varieties.
Boy Accidentally Shot.
COEUR D'ALENE.-W While hunting
ear Hayden lake with Fred Landers.
ge II, fell and accidentally shot him
elf in the left thigh with a 12-gauge
hotgun loaded with No. shot. The
barge scared the flesh badly and
ore large hole through the muscles.
Worker Killed by Dynamite.
SANDPOINT.- Martin Frank. age
bout 45, of Oklahoma, died Saturday
hortly after being blown up by dyna-
lite while working on a power line
obstruction job between Standpoint
nd Talache, about 10 miles southeast
town. 1t was stated that Frank
i'd gone to light fuses, forgetting that :
! had already lighted one, when the =,
cplosion occurred. :
Dedices Idaho Estate Case |
The United States circuit court has j
led that Celia Diamond and Bridget
cGrail of Pittsburgh, Pa, are entitled \
property of the estate of John Cor
tt of Kootenai county, Idaho, APP
aised at $21,356, but held by them to :,
much in excess of that amount.
lie contest for the estate has been
lged in three cases, one in the Idaho d
urts and two in the federal courts. o
Rubedew Buys Lumber Plant. %
Title to the Post Falls Lumber Co. c.
mt at Post Falls has been acquired p,
the Rubedew Lumber company, CO
ich has been operating it some pr
10 uhuOi iCdoC- ITO Ruu6uSW COul- Ct
ny will continue to cut Idaho white
70 lumber from the extensive hold
s of the concern near Elk River.
e plant has an annual capacity of of
DO0,000 to 20,00O,0O0 feet. tn
Enters Order in Hecla Suit
vALLACE.--Acting on the applica- wi
4 of Eugene r. Day and Sarah E. fr
18th, plaintiffs in the Bunker Hill
Hecla suit, Judge A. H. Feather
ne, has issued an order for the de-
dants to appear in the district co
TT to show cause why an Injunction III
uld not be issued to prevent the we
summation OF the sale of half oh
crest in the Star mine near Null cd
to the Hecla company
Heads w. c. T. U.
IOSCOW.-The following officers
e elected at the closing session of Oh
18th annual convention of the lol
tn Idaho Woman's Christian Tenn W
ance union. TO
Irs. Mabel T. McCrea, Standpoint. an
sident; Mrs. B. c. Rowe, Moscow.
, president; Mrs. Jennie Cross.
dpoint, recording secretary; Mrs.
ma Wood, Occur dAlene, treas sn'
+; Mrs. Nina B. CULLEN, CORE ~ ~,
nding secretary. The next conven- ue'
will be held at Standpoint. .e'