Cottonwood chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1917-current, 1922-08-25
NEWS AROUND
THE STATE
Items Of Interest From Vari0ue
Sections Reproduced for Ber-
eft of Our Readers.

II. H.Bailey was instantly Kill
led and T. Mass. who was riding
with him, received injuries
which proved fatal when an
automobile driven by Bailey was
struck by a Spokane & Eastern
interurban electric train at
Coeur d'Alene Saturday.
Fourteen hundred and fifty
dead animals were used as bait
by the biological survey to kill
1888 predatory animals during
the year ending June 80, 1922,
according to a bulletin issued
Saturday by Miles Cannon, state
commissioner of agriculture.
Sam Baudry has completed his
contract covering a link of the
Evergreen highway between
Sites and ko0skia. For years
it has been necessary TO travel
several miles over the mountain
to reach kooskia. Now the
distance is reduced to three and
a half miles.
More than a mile of carpet is
now being laid in the new Lewis
Clark hotel in Lewiston and it is
a remarkably fine lot of carpet
to go into any hotel. This carpet
was ordered by Manager Hard
ing through the Housh & Beck
man company of Lewiston. The
manufacturers are the Sanford
Carpet company, of Amsterdam,
New York.
Idaho is now TO be the center
of supply for dairy products in
the United States and its present
possibilities are greaer than any
section of the country, declared
J. l.. Kraft, wealthy cheese man.
. ufatmer and distributor of Chic
ago., when he arrived in Boise
Tuesday with a group of eastern
and middle western experts in
the dairy business.
Possession of "mash" for the
manufacture of "moonshine"
, whiskey did not constitute suffi-
, cient evidence to warrant a
, charge of illegal possession of
, liquor, Kennedy Packard, justice
! of the peace of Twin Falls, decid-
! ed Wednesday, in the case of
/ Cecil Orneicis, Mexican. Orneicis
o who had been held on the charge
was released.
, w. l.. Miller, sc, died at the
. home of his sister, Mrs. E. s.
= Sweet, in Grangeville, Wednes-
= day afternoon. He has Eeen a
: resident of Idaho county for
: many years, and has always been
. a prominent worker i'm lodges.
! The funeral will be held this
afternoon from the |. 0. o. +.
: hall, Rev. w. N. Knox of the
Baptist churc' officiating
: The contract for the buildnc
T of the Kssa,. II road to Nez-
perce will be let on September -,
a The building has been put in the
o hands of the state highway dc
? partment with District Engineer
. William Osborn in charge.
a $50, 900 is available to be used in
!. construction and owing to the
n advantage of being able to work
i most all winter, many bids are
. expected for the work.
Some time ago a camping
party at Indian lake, on the
headwaters of the Selway river.
found a young moose calf which
:, had fallen into narrow beaver
u ditch" from which it could not
e extricate itself. 1t was almost
+ dead from cold and hunger when
o found. Members of the party
e rescued it and induced the bell
s mare of their pack train, which
s. fortunately had young colt, to
s act as its foster-mother during
n their stay in the hills.
'S Asking judgment of $4,000
against the executor Of the
5 estate of James F. Callahan of
Wallace, for service rendered in
obtaining evidence for divorce
N proceedings, Edwin S. Crane of
in Spokane filed suit Saturday in
l the United States district court
a at Boise. Four thousand dollars
n, of the total amount is alleged to
Sc be for services as a private detec-
d. tive from January Is, 1918, to
n September 1S, 1918, at the rate
rs of $500 a month. According to
N the complaint Mr.. Crane was OBJ
d. tanning evidence for the divorce
b, ,,rocaodinus of Mr. Callahan