White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1924-05-16
Idaho News

POCATELI.O.-Th dairy barn al
the Fort Hall Indian Reservation was
recently destroyed by fire, causing a
loss of $4,000.
MOSCOW.-Injuries received in a
fist fight are believed to have been
the cause Of the death, recently, of
Fred Arnett, % years old, of Ken
drick Delmar Mathes, also of Ken
drick, is In the county jail here for
Investigation in connection with the
tragedy.
LEWISTON. With the shearing
season under way in the Upper Snake
River district, wool growers express
confidence In a market as strong as
that Of last year. An unconfirmed re-
port Is that one of the largest grow
ers had contracted his crop to an
Eastern buyer for 421a cents
pound.
PRIEST RIVER.-Mr. and Mrs. ].
Il. Flss entertained in honor of the
senior class of the high school. The
party was a most enjoyable affair. A
midnight supper was served
COEUR DALENE.-There are IL
cars OF tourists camped Mt the tourist
camp now, having come over the Bit
ter Root Mountains. The roads, with
the exception Of a small detour, are
reported good. A California car
came to the camp recently, but the
visitors left before their identity could
be ascertained.
MOSCOW.-Fireo OF unknown origin
was discovered about IL p. m. recent
ly In the Purity Creamery Company
building on Sixth Street, which also
houses the natatorium. The fire
started in the attic above the dress.
ing-rooms and did damage amount
ing to several hundred dollars.
MOSCOW.-John Fl. Bother, for
mer cashier Of the Potlatch State
Bank Of Potlatch, was recently sen.
fenced to serve from five to twenty
years in the state penitentiary al
Boise, on each Of three counts, charg
ing embezzlement, by District Court
Judge Il. G. Steele. The sentences
are to run separately. Bother con
fessed to the embezzlement OF $780,,
300 and pleaded guilty when ar
raigned in court,
STANDPOINT - George Chagun,
aged 10, shot through the stomach re-
Gently, died the next day at the city
hospital. His brother, Verne Chagun.
mistook him for burglar breaking
into their house. His body was TAX
EN- to his home at Halfmoon, Mont,
accompanied by the brother and his
mother, who arrived In response to
telegram sent soon after the shooting
ARCO.-Dairying In the Darlington
district Is no second-rate industry. 1t
rates first from every standpoint and
Is instrumental in disbursing among
the farmers Of the locality more than
800 day. Report covering the first
Is days in March shows that during
tuuI DcIiOu ~ pdtIOub WVic pa'u q
total OF $1,516.48. The number Of pa
irons has increased, until now over
"a, and by next week 1t Is expected
dairy receipts Of milk will be we'll
over 10000 pounds.
MOSCOW.-Be Glindemann Of
Pocatello, junior in the college Of
letters and science, was elected pres
ident of the Woman's League, an or
ganization Of all university girls to
foster womens cooperation and activ-
tiles, at recent election. Other can
didates for the office were Ruth Mont
gomery Of Bozeman, Mont, and Fran
ces Noggle OF Caldwell. Candidates
for the other offices and their resDec-
tive votes received we're: Vice-presi-
dent-Gladys Perry Of Moscow, 100;
Maude Garland of st. Maries, 80;
Florence Selby Of Boise, 100. Secre-
tary-Helen Honnold of Twin Falls,
11S; Ruth Zornes Of Occur d'Alene,
"a; Constance Taylor Of Burnley, 81.
Treasurer-Ora Bulge of Boise, 1877;
Polly Parrot OF Twin Falls, 131. Sec.
rotary to the exchange - Marguerite