The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1904-07-23
NORTHWEST NOTES.


Forest, Crook county, Wyoming, with
Cordelia A. Wright as postmistress.
Peter Anderson of Gardiner Mont,
was accidentally shot in the leg while
hunting, sustaining painful wound,
Anaconda has a male Carrie Ma
ton" man entering saloon ono
day last week AMI cndeavoring to
smash things with an AK
Judge Lavele was seriously wound.
ed and Mrs. Lavele slightly wounded
by Farley Scales, Lavele's stcpson, al
Twin Bridges as the result OF FAM
lily alteration
The volume Of work in the way Of
public improvements in Missoula han
increased SO much during the past
year that the city has found 1t nsces-
sary to create the once Of city engi-
neer.
At Rife, Colo James Talbot while
intoxicated. was ordered from q sa-
loon, whereupon he shot and killed tho
bartender, Otto Godfreyson. Talbot
then resisted arrest and was killed ~
deputy sherins.
A number of secret service men are
in Butte investigating the presence or
restamped Mexican dollars, made up
to initiate the United States dollar
A large number of the coins are in cir
| culaton in Butte.
Fire did damage to the Cokedale coal
mines, at Livingston, Mont, TO the ex'
tent Of from $4,000 to $1,000, and for a
| time threatened the lives OF SIX miners
who were brought TO the surface In an
unconscious condition.
! The wool season in Montana is rap
! idly drawing to a close, after one or
the liveliest periods OF its kind in the
history of the state. The output is
estimated at 100000 pounds, which
sold at from 10 to 25 cents
Denied new trial, Frank Gugliel-
mo was sentenced by Judge Clelland
at Portland Ore, on the 18th, to hang
on August 16 for the murder OF Freda
Guarascia. young girl whom he slew
because she refused his attentions.
News has been received from the
Flathead Indian reservation In Mon
tana of a most brutal murder The
man killed was Antille, Flathead
Indian, and his sIayers, Johnnie Cou'
toure and Cage, are now in custody.
The Black Hills will be seriously
affected by the packing house strike.
Although the Black Hills is in the cen
ter one OF the largest cattle ship
ping districts. very little OF the meat
used comes from the range-fed cattle.
II is announced that Senator vii.
liam A. Clark of Montana was mar
ried to Miss Anna N. Lachappelle OF
Butte, Mont, in Marseilles, France,
on May rs, 1901, and that they are
the parents Of two-year-ol1 daugh-
ter.
As result OF the protests OF cattle
raisers and shippers in the Dakotas.
Montana and some Of the southwest.
ern states, Secretary Wilson issued
amendments to the regulations for in
spection and dipping of cattle infected
or exposed to mango or scabbes which
J will save cattle men from great loss
! this season.
A messenger from the posse in pur-
, suit of the raiders who slaughtered q
, large number of sheep on Old Badly
mountain, in Oregon, reports that
| nothing has been discovered to lead
, to the identity OF the criminals. A
war between sheep men and the raid
ers who are supposed to be in the
|, employ of certain cattle raiders, is im'
. minent.
Charles Burton, 10 years old, has
been arrested at Bellingham, Wash,
on a charge of arson preferred by
President De Force Of the Belling-
ham Oil and Fertilizer company who
: AYERS that the boy set fire to his
plant on June 20 last.
!. Word has just reached Reno, Me-
S vada, OF dreadful accident To the
S young child of Mr., and Mrs. Sassa-
: nelli in Lyon county. The little one
was caught in the blades Of now
ing machine, sustaining injuries from
which it will lose one leg.
3 The Prohbitionists of Washington
4 named A. H. Sherwood Of Everett for
y governor The platform calls for d.
}, rect legislation, denounces the system
: of filming prohibited vices and pledges
l. our estates, our lives, our sacred
q honor to the final overthrow OF the
4 liquor traffic.
Q Cloudbursts on the mountain ange
4 west of Butte have done much dam
I ago along the Northern Pacific road
bed, and men viii be kept busy sew
eral weeks working along the track.