Troy weekly news. (Troy, Idaho) 1897-1933, 1905-04-21
WASHINGTON, IDAHO, MONTANA,
and OREGON news ITEMS.
A Few Interesting Items Gathered
From Our Exchanges Of the Sur
rounding country--Numerous Acct.
dents and Personal Events Take
PIaee-outIOok Is Bright.
MONTANA ITEMS.

Anaconda is becoming a shipnino
point for Big Hole valley cattle.
Miss Agnes Mountjoy will renresent
the Montana Agricultural collage of
tne sixth annual state oratorical con-
test which VIII be held in Helena on
May 5.
Several hundred Finnish miners and
farmers OF Red Lodge vicinity. all
ardent socialists, are PLANNING tbo
establishment of colony near Ha.
vana, Cuba, in which socialistic doc.
trlnes will be carried out to the LEFT
ter
The creamery at Billings has been
IN operation one month The daily
output has been between 300 and 400
pounds of butter. The business is ran
IDLY increasing. There are about 40 |
farmers who are now patrons of the
creamery.
Mike Rosa, an Italian laborer on
his way to Rome, cut his throat in the
smoking car of train near Cutbank
recently, jumped out of the window
and disappeared. A few hours LATER
ne walked into town with blood still
moving from cash and tainted. When
searched $4,000 was found on him. His
wound was sewed up, and he NAV re-
cover. He would give no reason for
the act 6
The jury in the case of George Gar
celon, at Bozeman, charged with the /
murder OF Harry Corwin, January Is.
returned a verdict of manslaugbter
leaving the punishment with the court a
trouble over the attentions paid Cor II
WINS wife by Garcelon is believed to
have caused the tragedy. h
AS Emil Carlson, leaser on the b
Big Seven mine at Niehart, was chew
ng together dynamite cap and fuse c
ne cap exploded, tearing his Jaw off ST
IND lnhicting terrible injuries to his
hroat and tongue. He was brought a
Great Falls for treatment, but it is br
lot thought he can live.
Seven persons were injured recant1v q
collision between a motor car eli
elonging to F. Augustus Heinze and at
rig containing Thomas Roe, livery
ian, and Miss Lille La Combe. In p,
lie automobile were F. Augustus th,
einze, Al Frank, Judge T. c. Bach ~,
nd M. j. Gum of Helena and A. e.
ook, the chauffeur. All of the Der -
an Az M III Jul GU ouC none fey
'uleyard about six miles south of ,.e,
Itte III.
The Cascade county commissioners O.,
we granted to DR.. Ernest Crutcher r
d his associates a franchise for the
Instruction of electric railway lines =
all of the highways of the county.
is the purpose of Cruteher to ap- =
for similar franchises in Teton. 80.
rgus and Lewis and Clark counties. s''.'
he announces that his project M, ~ :
templates the gridironing of north 80
Montana with electric lines. He
ties that he has financial backing
m California and Chicago men to vi
amount of 100000. com
he yards and plant of tbe Ues+orn HON
nber companv owned NV conoton ly.
A. Clark, at Butte, together with ness
lumber of houses on Porphyry III
set were almost totally destroyed bold
fire early this morning, entailing me
ISIS in the neighborhood of $50 900. mold
loss Of the Western Lumber COM IL ca
is covered by insurance. A num- the
of families had narrow escapes. Fo
g dragged from burning dwellings char
The police. pend
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