The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1921-02-04
IDAHO NEWS PARAGRAPHS
Recent Happenings in This State
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Pioneer Moscow Woman Dies.


MOSCOW.3The funeral of Mrs. d.
held here Sunday.
Normal School Resumes.
LEFISTON.-The third quarter at
Lewiston normal school opened Mon
day with many new students.
Would Stop Indian Game.
BOISE-The senate passed, by vote
of 80 to 10, house bill No. 4, aimed
to prohibit the Indian stick gambling
game.
Horses Kick Fatal t o Boy.
GRANGEVILLE. - Norman Henry
Flint age IA. who was kicked by a
horse died a few days later from
his injuries.
Jim Russell Dies.
James H. Russell. who died last
Sunday of pneumonia at Rumsey, AL
berta, was a pioneer i'll the lumber
industry in north Idaho.
Death Claims J. II. Edwards
COEUR D'ALENE.-J. H. Edwards,
a prominent orchardist and fruit
grower of this city, died recently of
sleeping sickness, contracted a few
weeks ago.
Wronged Girl Gets $4,000.
MOSCOW. Miss Lillian High was
awarded $4,000 in her suit against
Fay l.. Anderson for seduction, the
jury bringing in the verdist after be-
ing out four hours. She sued for
$4,000.
Aged Woman Granted Pension.
GRANGEVILLE.-Mrs. Mary East
nan, aged pioneer. has been granted
/ pension of $12 a month and $500
back pay due her late husband for
III the Nez Peerce Indian
vas of 1877.
SPOKANE.-Fremont S. Rowe, age ;
a, a pioneer of Idaho and a commits ,
Toner of Shoshone county, died re- :
emily of pneumonia. Mr.. Rowe I'M :
a minor operation and had :
practically recovered when pneumonia
.eveloped. .
Winter OverIooms Salmon River. b
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES river res a
tents have enjoyed the most open d
inter since the first settlements t
long that stream. Dandelions and1 v
utercups bloomed throughout this Q
lonth and livestock is fat. with feed Il
lpplies scarcely touched. .
Idaho Auditors Organize.
BOISE.-County auditors of Idaho
a permanent organization re- u
electing Byron e. Hyatt. u
Disc, president; Robert S. McCrea, u
andpoint, vice president, and G. Lee Is
rench, American Falls. secretary
easureE for the coming year. 81
Death Summons William Britton. 6.
COEUR D'ALENE.-William Brit y,
age 81. died recently at his nj
me in this city. Mr.. Britton was
pioneer. having come west in 1856 ql
I'M Peekskill, n. Y, to Salt Lake. ia
He made the journey with a pc
vernment o. train and 1900 wagons
itch took almost a year to complete
? trip. ~.
. OiN]hA>E. "a. JOiilSOH, pTeSl- III
ut of a local bank, died here re- be
Mr.. Johnson became SER cal
sly i'll two weeks ago, but was {
ieved to be recovering when he a.
became worse. Mr.. Johnson ~,
we'd to the Inland Empire in 1889 {
| engaged in business at Moscow in
| Troy. Idaho, at different times. 22t
Charles Elmer Dies Suddenly. Wv
'OISE.-Charles A. Elmer, for the for
/ two years state commissioner of yes
'lic investment and a member of all
Davis cainet. dropped dead pei
day in front of st. Johns cathe- the
while On the way from his home est
the state house to take up his ue'
ular daily duties. Heart trouble. no a
n which he had been a sufferer. =
the last year, was the cause. q
Poultry Raising Increases. act
IOSCOW.-The work that has ~
n done by Prem Moore, head of Ge,
poultry division of extension
k for the University of Idaho.
others connected with the expert +
1t station in advocating more and viii
.er poultry is bearing fruit. A 5
lber of persons in and near Mos ado
are preparing to engage in poul- ado
raising on "a scientific scale. siol
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