The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1905-06-23

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brains. McCandless came to Portlan
from Seattle month ago. Illness wa
the cause of the deed.
The city marshal of Williston, N. D.
shot and killed an unidentified tram
in general revolver battle in Willis
ton. The tramp had endeayored t
kill Conductor J. e. Salisbury O.
Havre, Mont, firing at him twice.
The. rate for admission on Sundays
to the Lewis and Clark exposition ha.
been placed at Is cents, reduction Of
one-half. The change was made be
cause the working exhibits and amuse
ment places are closed on Sundays
| Carl brennan, aged II years, of Jop
lin, Mo-, and Carl Phoenix, aged 90
of Cherryvale, Kan.,$ were killed by a
Santa Fe train four miles west of Las
Animas, Colo. The youths were sleep.
ing beside the track, with their heads
on the ties.
Judge Henry G. Strive, one of Seat
ties best known citizens, died in New
York City after a brief illness. His
| death was unexpected. The only rela-
tive with him was his daughter, Miss
Mary Strive. The body will be brought
to Seattle for interment.
Nine Reginal Ruff, alias Won Heck,
clairvoyant and psychologist, was
arrested at Portland, charged with the
theft of jewelry valued at several
thousand dollars from Mrs. Clara C.
Stems of Oakland, Cal The woman
left Oakland for Portland on April Is
A message from Lusk, Wyo., states
that ten-y ear-old Tommy Bell was
dragged to death by his Shetland pony !
The pony bolted, threw the boy and !
dragged him 900 yards over rough |
ground, crushing his skull breaking
face and hands.
A call has been issued for the
single manufactures of northwest
to meet in Bellingham to
discuss a. closedown of mills for ninety
lays next winter 1t is claimed an an
1ual close season is necessary in order
% maintain the equilibrium of the
market.
The Missouri River Power company.
says Helena dispatch, will build
second dam across the Missouri river
or developing electrical power at a
ost of $1,00O,OOO. Work will begin
It once. The power will be trans
nitted to Helena and Butte, as we'll as
o intermediate points.
The announcement is made in Reno,
Nevada, that contract for the con.
of the tunnels through the
Terra Nevada mountains has been let
y the Southern Pacific company and
hat work on them will begin within
month. There are to be five tunnels
all, and the main one will be five
lilies long.
vaudeville theatre managers repre-
entlng circuits on the Pacific coast
le northwest and Montana met in
cattle and discussed plans of a con,
'lldation OF interests covering book. /
gs, the price OF. acts and the matter
making performers live up to their
Thirty managers were in at. .
Vohn T. Coleman, who killed Edna {
Gilman in Portland, Ore, pleaded -
lily to manslaughter in the state cir :
ut court, and was sentenced to the
for life. Coleman killed.
e Hoffman woman in fit of jealous
ge. He was captured at Chehallis,
Id after being incarcerated, attempt.
to commit suicide.
Matt Brier a miner, was fatally
OF at Missoula, Mont, by hold-ups
10 endeavored to take his money.
Ter was met on the railroad track in
e west end Of Missoula, about $3.50
lock, by two men, who ordered him
throw up his hands. when he re
ted and was shot
Dolphes Brice Hannah, a pioneer OF
egon, Washington and California, is
ad at Tacoma, aged SO years. He
'ssed the plains in 1858 and was ap
nted United States marshal by Pres
mt Buchanan on the admiss.o on of
egon into the Union, and took the
lsus of Oregon in 1860.
The bandages have been removed
m the eyes of the sons of Joe HAYS I
John Hays of Rock Springs, Wyo
1t now appears that the sight OF 4
h boys can be preserved, although
ir eyes will be weak throughout
J. The boys were injured recently
IN explosion of powder.
he 18th of June, long celebrated az W
anniversary of the battle of Bunk. i
Hill will ho bicfo,;o e.