Cottonwood chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1917-current, 1922-06-09
NEWS AROUND
THE STATE
Items of Interest From Various
Sections Reproduced for Ben
eft of Our Readers.

1t may be news to some of the
younger Idaho citizens to learn
that Montana and Nevada were
once included within the con-
fines of Idaho territory
Forest will have her annual
roundup and celebration on June
%, % and I'd, and promises her
guests one of the greatest cow
boy carnivals yet seen in the
upper country
Thirty-eight cars of sheep
owned by Ross Howard of STAN
field, Ore, were unloaded Tues
day at the o. w. r. and N. stock
yards in Moscow The sheep will
be put out for the summer above
Bovill in the Hoodoo district.
The sheep came from Touchet,
Wash, and Castle, Oregon.
Robert Whelan, 1O-year-old
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph F.
Whelan of Wallace is said to be
recovering rapidly from a bullet
wound received Sunday while
hunting with his uncle in Two
Mile gulch. The bullet severed
the jugular vein, but the prompt
action of the boys uncle, r. E.
Seysler, saved him from serious
loss of blood.
The supreme court Thursday
refused to stand with the state
department of law enforcement
in the revocation of the dental
license of DIR. A. M. Abrams,
: Boise dentist, for alleged false
: advertising concerning the dem
tai profession The action was
brought by Doctor Abrams to
; stop Robert o. Jones, commits
sioner of law enforcement from
+, revoking his license.
/, The date of the Lewiston Rose
Show has been changed to Fri
day June 16. This action was
taken at a meeting of the ex-
ecutive committee when it. was
: decided that the roses are going
to be at their best before the
, twentieth, which was the date
originally set. That date also
,, conflicted with the date of the
: Portland rose show which starts
on June 20.
, Under provisions of a stipula-
, tion by attorneys filed Thursday
in probate court at Twin Falls,
2 Mrs LYDIA M. Southland will re-
ceive from the Idaho State Life
Insurance company $4,000 in
E settlement of her claims based
!. on a $4,000 insurance policy
covering the life of Edward F.
Meyer, her fourth husband, for
whose murder she is serving q
term of Imprisonment i'm the
!, state penitentiary.
Slightly more than $4,000, 900
bushels of Washington, Oregon,
). Idaho and Montana wheat, valu-
ed at more than $50, ,000, 900,
a were sold through the offices of
: the Northwest Wheat Growers,
Associated, during the fiscal
!; year ending Wednesday, Walter
= Robinson, manager of the Wash
q ington-Idaho Wheat Growers
I Associated, announced Thursday
}. Only a small part of the 1921
wheat pool remains unsold.
A party of big game hunters
f will pass through Emmett OF
n Fridays train, with Chamber
: lain basin as their destination
says the Emmett Index. TIVE
. freight cars will be required II
f carry the equipment. which in
J. cludes so bear hounds and sad
q die and pack horses. The part,
r. is composed entirely of wealthy
d oil operators of the middle west
They plan to spend the entir'
n summer hunting.
W Charles F. Pilliard, Bois,
is "Ponzi," was sentenced to serv,
is seven months in the county jai
S. and to pay a fine of $3.50 toda.
+. by Judge Charles Reddoch upoI
is pleading guilty to conspiracy b
defraud Boise citizens of S109.
562.02. Pilliard, who with A
Of r. r. Ground and Dewey @
nt Pearce stands charged with hav
e. ing obtained money under falls
te pretenses. will i'm reality, count
~ ing five days in every thirty TO
to good behavior. serve five month
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