Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1898-06-23
NORTHWEST NOTES.

EdIrlcR bhrrebJD I bFteu hiNer, w yO.,
has written Senator Warren, proposing
90 take s35, 900 of the-socalled popular
loan bonds.
Charles Hayes, a pioneer citizen OF
Rawlins, Wyo., died last week, after
living there 90 years, and in the west
nearly all his life.
w. Flowers, miner formerly en-
ployed at the Strong, Victor committed
suicide in Denver in most sensational
and deliberate manner by shooting
himself
Musician T. A. Phillips Of the Tven-
ty-ffth infantry, recently stationed at
Missoula, has returned to Montana
and is visiting at Helena, having been
discharged.
As result of pairing a corn with
razor, Thomas Harrison had his
leg amputated above the knee at
Elko, New, last week, blood poisoning
having set in.
The eighteen ths-old child of
of John Sharp of Almy, Wyo., was
drowned in Bear river while at play.
The body was discovered shortly after
the childs disappearance.
The body of James Hennessey, who
was drowned in the Tongue river in
Montana last week was found near the
mouth where it had lodged in tree
that had fallen into the stream.
The second trial of the case of Nc
Hale and Smith has been begun at
Colorado Springs. They are charged
with holding up Cripple Creek saloon
and at former trial the jury disa-
greed.
Edward Marion, prominent citizen
of Dawson county, Mont, residing at
Red Water, is dead He was one OF
the first settlers of Dawson county,
and one of the best known men in
eastern Montana.
feated Miss Helen Crum of Philadelphia
in the final round of the championship
tennis tournament Miss Jones now
has the right to challenge the champion
of the United States.
Jack Brogan of Colorado City attempt
4 ed to commit suicide by shooting him
self in the head He was taken to the
county hospital, and the doctors en-
terrain hopes of his recovery. Des-
pondeney was the cause
At Anaconda Melvin l.. Winds and
Edwin $. Booth, the attorneys charged
with subornation of perjury and tried,
have been found not guilty by the
jury on instructions from Judge Clancy,
and the defendent has been discharged.
At Virginia City, New, Judge Mack
has been notified that James McCarty
convicted in 1883 of murder and sem
fenced to twenty-one years imprison-
ment therefor. will apply for pardon
at the meeting of the board of pardons
in July
William Cherry recently brought in
to the county officials of Glendive,
Montana, large number of skins of
wolves and coyotes which he had shot
and trapped on the north side Of Vel
lowstone river. He received bounty
certificate for 500.
While making a flying switch, MAX
ing up train on the Denver & Rio
Grande at Fremont pass, Colo, pas
seng coach was overturned. Pat Nc
Pike section foreman, en- route to
Leadville, had his Leg crushed below
the knee, scvering the arteries
Right Rev. Ethelbert Talbot, bishop
of the diocese of Eastern Pennsylva-
mia. accompanied by his family, will
spend the summer in Wyoming and
Idaho. The bishop will make fnal
visitation to the parishes and missions
before returning to Pennsylvania.
Butte has distinguished visitor in
the person of Lo Lo, the Flathead
chief Last summer Lo Lo eloped from
the Flathead reservation with squaw
of another member of the tribe. Lo
Lo was wounded five times before be.
ing captured by the squaw's husband.
After an absence of fifteen years
from Great Fall, Mont, VIM. MCGEE
returned and undertook to shoot up the
town in the old fashioned way. He
was arrested and when taken before
the police judge said why, me and
Jim McDeyitt used to do it. >
The worst thunderstorm in the hi
tory of Evanston occurred one day last
week. Several chimneys in the neigh
borhood were struck, and dozens de.
stroyed. Miss Martha Vincent, q
domestic was rendered unconscious
for few hours. Manager Lough-
head of the Columbia Building and
Loan association was given frightful
shock, and sustained the loss of his
hair and apparel
The cerebro spinal meningitis, the
disease that has created such panic
and nearly depopulated Casper, Wyo.,
temporarily, seems to have entirely
abated, and families are returning.
There are no new cases and the old
ones are recovering. 1t has been more
of scare than anything else, as there
has been only FIVE deaths and not over
a dozen cases OF sickness ont Of 1000