F. M. Froman, arrested at Bovill by Deputy Sheriff Pat Malone, was today released upon telegraphic instructions from Blackfoot. Froman had been arrested on a telegraphic warrant charging foregry. He settled the case by the payment of $35, the amount claimed to have been fraudulently obtained, and the costs. Froman claims that a mistake had been made and that he had committed no criminal act. The fact that he was permitted to go without prosecution after being arrested would tend to bear out his statement.
In the district court now in session at the courthouse, under the direction of Judge E. C. Steele, the case of J. S. Larrabee of Genesee against Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Sams on a store account, which was appealed from the probate court, was dismissed today on the appeal of the plaintiff.
The case of R. J. Anderson against F. W. Duston of Juliaetta, concerning the cannery business, was continued for the term.
Student Volunteer Finances.
DES MOINES, Iowa.—Announcement that $43,000 a year had been subscribed for carrying on the work of the student volunteer movement made at the closing session of convention here last night.
WILLIAMSON MAKES LAND DEAL IN FIFTEEN MINUTES
What is believed to be the quickest land deal ever consummated in Latah county was closed today by N. Williamson who bought 200 acres of land near Fallons from Christ. Distinct. The two men met in The Star-Mirror business office. Mr. Williamson.  Son made an offer for the land. Distinguished. He wanted to talk with his wife. The meeting was adjourned to Mr. Williamson's office and Mr. 