Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1897-05-21
NORTHWEST NOTES.

NORTHWEST NOTES.
There are 100 applications for one DO
sition as teacher in the Pocatello, Ida.
schools.
An uulSuovn tramp was killed al
Shoshone; Ida, while attempting to
board 'ght train.
The miners employed by the Mon
tana Coal and Coke company won their
strike and have returned TO work.
Aggie Gavin Of Gold Hill, New, was
examined for insanity and ordered
committed to the state insane asylum
Domestic troubles caused Charles
Wilson, Butte machinist, to commit
suicide Saturday by swallowing an
ounce of arsenic
The year 1897 will be one of the
brightest and most productive years
for Wyoming cattlemen since the
balmy days of 1880.
A Bozeman physician was called to
Big Timber to see what allied the sheep,
HhNA AONih ~OO tACtiti III OlC ilOChs uCJ
had been eating larkspur
The police of Butte are looking
for ranchman from Bozeman, aged
so years, charged with attempted as
sault upon 6-year-old child.
Allen Anderson, a carman employed
at the Gagnon mine, Montana, was fa-
tally injured by cave of rock which
occurred on the 14OO-level.
Nick Coljay, a laborer, was instantly
killed at Anaconda, Montana, by a
freight train which started suddenly
as he was crawling under it.
Tom Stages, notorious Crook, has
been sentenced to thirty years in the
penitentiary for murderous assault |
on Emanuel Teron, at Feeley, Mont.
The Butte officers are searching for
a woman who was wronged by New
Yorker and who has been left fortune
by the sister of the fellow as rspara-
ton.
Pat Casey, one of the pioneer settlers
of Montana, committed suicide in
Deadwood. He took $50, 900 from Alder
gulch in placer operations in early
days.
The story that William McCrimmon
Of Washoe, New. committed suicide
through disappointment in love is EN-
ohatically denied by all the members of
he McCrimmon family and the people
or whom he worked
All the boats that have been running
IN the Kootnai river have been wreck
ID and there is no transportation from
jennings. The boat Gwendoline struck
rock in the canyon and is now total
wreck. No lives were lost, and now
he only way to reach the new mining
amp at Fort Steele is by way of
lallspell.
The body of an unknown man was
ound on Richard Clarlk's ranch, about :
mile and half from Billings. A 49, .
aliber Smith & Wesson revolver Law .
v his side, but there was no external
iarlSs of violence. An autopsy was :
lade by Dr. Kelly and bullet was :,
Dund imbedded in the brain, the shot
aving been fred into his mouth. :
r. f. Green has rented five acres near y
onna, Ida, upon which he intends to r.
liant beet seed and give it a good trial d
e viii have a man in charge during O
lie season and nothing will be spared
} make the experiment a success. His
forts VIII be watched with much in.
rest by those who think the soil here p,
i'll produce as good beets as that in II
tab. n.
f. Jacobson had marvellous escape &C
ON instant death, as he was attempt o,
& TO cross the tracks of the b.. A. &
railroad near the Montana Union al
alton at Anaconda. AS he stepped je
the track the engine, going at con. n,
ierable speed, struck him and threw 81
IN TO one side He struck on his head G..
ID when the Mortified crowd gathered co
out him to all appearance he was co
adj He will recover. tn