The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1905-12-29
NORTHWEST NOTES

| COLORADO next fall to commemorate Thu
one-hundredth anniversary of the Re
bulon Pike expedition.
Jacob Drewnick was fatally injured
| while engaged in bridge work neaI
| Huntington, Ore, a board falling anC
striking him on the head.
In the Clydesdale class for yearlins
mares in the live stock show in Chi
cago, Forbes & Co., Sheridan, Wyo
won the first and third awards.
John M. Gearin of Oregon, who has
been appointed to the United States
senate to fill the vacancy caused by
the death of Senator Mitchell, has en-
tered upon his duties as a senator.
Walter H. Tisdale, for many years
a prominent real estate owner in Ia,
coma, died at Spokane last week,
where he was spending few weeks
with his daughter, Mrs. N. B. Hutchin.
son.
Thomas A. Grove, a well known
mine operator and former militiaman
of Idaho Springs, Colo, was escorted
from Butte one day last week by d
number of armed miners. He was
badly beaten.
Mrs. Louise Carter of Seattle has be-
gan suit for divorce against two men,
admitting she married both, but claim
ing that when she married the second
time she was convinced that she had
been clueared of her first legal bonds.
The new Los Angeles limited flyer
broke all records in run across
Wyoming, except the Alice Roosevelt
special. 1t passed the Overland, hith.
erto the fastest transcontinental train,
in spite of two hours handicap out
of Chicago.
Representatives of $50 straight
single and combination mills have
voted to perpetuate the Single Mills
bureau organized to inaugurate the
sixty-day close-down of single mills
in Washington by organizing on a per-
manent base.
1t is now confidently believed that
Walter Scott, the cowboy miner, who
lately attracted such widespread atten.
ton through his lavish scattering OF
money and various spectacular cpl
sodes has been murdered in Death
valley, in Nevada.
w. S. Vance of Laramie, Wyo., who
had twenty head of CRASHED steers at
the fat stock show in Chicago, was in.
formed last week that his cattle had
taken three prizes ribbons, first in
their class, champions by age and first
IN Hereford special, in competition
with granted cattle from Illinois, In.
Llama, Iowa and Missouri.
In response to communication
rom the executive committee of the
Montana Rate association, asking him
% call an extra session of the legisla,
ure for the purpose of considering a
'ailway commission bill, Governor
COOle has replied to the committee
hat under the circumstances he did
lot feel justified in issuing the call
A new phase in the school land
windles in Oregon presented itself
asst week in the application for return
f partial payments on counterfeit Ger.
lficates, made in good faith to the
tate school land board by the Ten.
Jood Lumber company of Wausau.
Wis.,, which holds fifteen bogus certi-
Gates for an aggregate of 4,219 acres.
The coroner's jury which has been
lvestigating the cause of the fatal
Ollision between the Overland Limit.
and freight train at All Say, De-
omber Z has returned verdict hold
lg. Engineer Brink and Conductor
ARIEL of the freight train RESPONSE
lie. The engineer was killed and the
is nearly crazed with grief
YER the disaster.
Mrs. Mary Cridge, wife of Bishop
ridge, the first Episcopal missionary
arrive on the Pacific coast, died at
ictoria, B. G., last week at 70 years
age. She came to Victoria in 1855,
hen it was only Hudson Bay post,
it'll but a dozen shacks.
According to the Deseret News OF
lit Lake the Short Line is getting
Ixious about the threatened invasion
its territory by the Chicago &
and is arranging for
shing completion of it's Yellowstone
rk branch from st. Anthony, Ida.
Tommy Reilly of Seattle won from
organ Williams of Denver in the six
enth round of what was scheduled
r a twenty-round go at Great Falls,
)nt There was hard fighting during
cry round, although almost from .
e first Reilly had the best of it.
Persons represented by LATE Pence
We purchased the buildings erected
the Oregon state commission at the