FIRST HID COURSE RESCUE CAR OF THE BUREAU OF MINES IS COMING TO MOSCOW SOON
The U. S. bureau of mines rescue car No. 5 will be in operation consisting of a surgeon and several assistants November 19-24. While in the city, it will be under the auspices of the school of mines of the University of Idaho and will offer courses of instruction in first aid to the injured. These courses will be open to both men and women, townspeople, students, and faculty members alike. They will probably be given at some convenient place at the university and different sections will meet at different hours to accommodate all who desire to take the instruction and training. Persons desiring to enroll should send their names and telephone numbers and indicate the hour of the day most convenient. This information should be sent to the school of mines at the university marking the envelope "First Aid." They will then be notified when and where to report.

Charged with having uttered threats against the president, Link Sthrome of Colton, was arrested Monday by Deputy United States Marshal Byrne and taken to Colfax, and was placed yesterday under a $500 bond following a hearing before United States Commissioner Inman at Colfax. Sthrome furnished bond for his appearance November 23.

The above item taken from the Spokane Chronicle of Wednesday evening will be of interest to many in this community where Mr. Sthrome has done his trading for years and where he is Wednesday evening. 