The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-05-23
NORTHWEST NEWS.



George W. Houck, formerly manager OF
suddenly of paralysis at Spokane Falls
Wednesday.
Carter has been chosen q member of
the National republican COMMITTEES. Dolph,
OF Oregon, and Dursnell,. of Minnesota.
have also been selected North Dakota has
not yet nam ed her member.
The ci,v marshal, NJ Missoula has de-
clared that any nov between the aees of
a;ght and e;ohtaen years found on the
streets after 4 O'CLOCK i'm the eveaing. will
be attended to by the police, and given
lodging in the lock-up.
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soid TO- u y. LARAMIE Tor sio'ooo ,he ho'ea
trottifig stallion commodore Is
years oia' py AieAanuer pei'nont, s"e y,
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put upon .ne Silssouia river. wiz con-
tam TOUR sieeP'h aPar'si'su u saie'y
carry thir.y p~asseneers. ~ viii e nueu
up III mos, iegai' s'sie' .he 'n'er,or tope
: nho'eieu ai'er '"e "ii'h""
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me poIe.aah Itey'soeI says 'ne pohes . y
human De'hg were uhear,neu 'his wesk
wh,le Par.es W. enkase" u'sElns "e
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Oh .he op'n' ma. a." inu' mas uur'su
'here III ,ocf' as ruie 'ne iau'ans uo
not pury tneir aeao' anu J, may rave peen
.he IeInalns oi So'he ""i'r'una'e pare
iaceo piisrnn'
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panreis na.e resieheu ehe,r posl''ons
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carry iuesu"s '"o'.s'a ~ -
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track as though uruih ~ asieep' uu ~
ia'e 10 stop tie ,raih. ~. oous, no .lah
Haiisieu' was prouen' W une.n wv
secuoh men anu 81 u "" up
VINO had workeu oh the ciinihsahs. ms
name Is uhkhowh' ahu .lers were "' P"'
pers on ms persoh "c"' "
oh May FRANK se' T.n ~
bears west Oh . .eno.
ing Hionuay :. :. S""HunnS g.. sas
the sa,he ,,eihi.y, ~. IN. a.
tatheu, ies'era". :. IN hutaI
largest oears penaps 'na' "as 80 NN
IN the STATE .he nue sun H., s.o.,
n'ne ieet square ~ "oss =. 49,
5oclock IN the morning uh,i :
ternoon when nc was uceu, s',nk upa
Tree apou. zen rev aho e up
u shot MN eign. t.,es. wien ne wei,
up the uee one uok heiu W nm w
ne was sho''7'"eeo" '""'"'' "o",n"'
Joe Genevieve, aged H. son OF oharies
Genevieve a well known stockman, was
killed Tuesday morning by a sheep-heruer
10 miles southwest of Pendleton, Ore,
being TO dea'h oy a pair OF sheep-
shears. The name OF the herder Is not
yet known. 1t is said hat the boy and
his mother had gotten the herder IN a cor
ner of h fence ana were beating MIN
with a club, while the father STOOD ~ anu
exclaimed, XIII him. XIII MN" The
herder finally freed himself. reached up
to the top rail where a pair OF shears were
laid, grabbed them and fatally stabbed
the boy. he then turned on Mrs. Iene'
We've. infiicting several severe wounds
Mr.. Genevieve escaped injury.
ON Monday Mr.. White made out bills
for materials for the Great Falls Iron