Gamma Phi Beta—Clara Shallls,
Coeur d'Alene; Charlotte Jones, New
berg, Oregon; Louise Jenness, We
iser; Hazel Seely, Mary Angell and
Bernice Day, Moscow; Elmine Jones,
and Emily Wade, Idaho Falls; Helen
Grim, Nampa; Bernice Stambaugh,
1249 S. Wall St., Spokane; Nellie
Prescott, 1104 S. Walnut, Spokane;
Eugenia Alford, and Gwyneth Mac
klnley, Lewiston; June Crosson and
Alice Bowman, Boise; Mary Mac
Mahon, Shoshone and Demerise Ebbley,
Wallace. W
Kappa Alpha Theta—Freda Howard,
American Falls; Grace Jacobson, 507
B. Nora, Spokane; Marie Hogenson,
Burley; Florence Stone, Twin Falls;
Gladys Perry, Moscow; Emellne Gil
man, Boise and Ethel Povey, Halley.
Omega Phi Alpha—Vivian Roberts,
Wallace: Helen Lovelace, Coeur
d'Alene; Decelia Lemmer and Ger
trude Ramsey, Sandpoint and May
Anderson, Boise.
Alpha Delta—Florence Casey, Ju
neau, Alaska; Ruth Wright, Clarks
ton, Wash., and Ruth Hove, E. 228
Sinto Ave., Spokane.
INSTALL MACHINERY ON
NORTHERN LATAH MINE
Potlatch, Sept. 28.—Gilliam Bros.,
who have a prospect in the Gold
Creek mining district located at Gold
kill, eleven miles from Potlatch are
installing machinery preparatory to
working their mine this winter. They
have just put in two Sullivan drills
and an Ingersoll.  Rand compressor of the largest type. Richard Gilliam, one of the brothers, said this morning: "A test recently by the government assay office at Reno, Nevada, made such a good showing of gold and silver that we decided to install this machinery and to work it hard the coming winter." Gilliam Brothers and they have so much faith in it that they are keeping it all in the family, although they have had several offers of outside capital to develop it.
Kansas Mines Idle. 