Sheriff's office here and Sheriff John L. Woody and Charles Suramerfield, deputy sheriff, left at once for that place. He notified the authorities returned late Wednesday night with the men, who are believed to be about 25 or 30 years of age. They carried a dangerous-looking knife, a Colt United States army revolver, 32-20 caliber special, and a United States revolver, 28 caliber. Complaint was filed against the two men Thursday morning in the Latah county probate court. Judge Adrian Nelson issued warrants charging Kusah and Petrina with carrying concealed weapons. In the event that Sheriff Wolfe of Benewah county is unable to identify the men as wanted for the Fernwood robbery, the men will be arraigned and tried on the charge of carrying concealed weapons.
MOSCOW CITIZENS FLOCK TO TROY FAIR THURSDAY
Thursday was Moscow day at the Troy Fair and Livestock show and hundreds of Moscow citizens motored to Troy to take in the excellent fair and livestock show. Twenty-seven students from Instructor Matthew's school agricultural class were taken Moscow high to the fair through courtesy of the Moscow Chamber of Commerce. Any number of automobiles, crowded with Moscow citizens, left Moscow at 10 o'clock Thursday morning. Moscow people who had already seen the Troy fair have returned with glowing reports of the large and attractive exhibits of livestock and agricultural products. The amusement attractions have been particularly good, according to reports received here.
Member of Moscow Elks Dies. Word was received here by the Elks lodge of the death of J.  C. Wicks of
Colfax, a member of the lodge, which
occurred yesterday at Vancouver, B. 