The Montana plaindealer. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1906-1911, 1907-08-09
NORTHWEST NEws

While swimming In the co,
river at The Dalles, FridaY 'nhia
Moore, only son Of Register nay
Moore Of the United States Ia ".
fee, was drowned. The BODY ua Of
covered. was re.
In the district court at Pop,
Friday F. K. Lane. who pleaded ",u
-ts~tbe charge Of felonious Sulty
a girr>& years Of age, near Hsrr,o on
Idaho, wRs sentenced to sarvo
years in Re state prison. %
Plans 5fe being formulated n.
erectioR>o Of a large pulp mill At ue
lend, Idaho. 1t is stated that lana SUpe
been purchased for a site ana aas
when in operation the mill win ~ olaI
employment to $50 hands. sNe
H. w. MacGarrah, who clair,.
have been robbed of $3.50 in the do,Y %
at Kamaih a few nights ago. has
fessed that there was no. robhou
The books of the depot have
2minedeand it is said MacCaTe
Snort about $15N. N
p. o. simmons, who was %sNro.tA'
az Northport a few DAYS AGO =.
charge of criminal assault, has ws,ro$
examination in the 9astice ennrt r
Colyille, and has been bonnd evor Y
the superior court Nils bail iAsvoS'
at s10000A w
In attemptngto prevent thetcanA
ing of a canoe on Lake Wasbinato
Friday, in wheeh he and a girI wo.a
riding, d. G. SAriver, a b~ookkeenar -
the Puget ISSfhd National banL
jumped overheard \and was drowned
The girl was saved.
The western Washington rumbor
men have pledged a fund of sion OOo
to fight the increased freight rates, A
redhot campaign is to be waged &c
the lumbermen realize that the nro.
posed increase will practically seal
the doom of the lumber business IN
western Washington.
Unless there is a reduction of labor
and an increase of wages, there is to
be q strike of the BARRIERS on Gravs
Iiarlor August 5. The union men
have also submitted a price list that
the boss BARRIERS shall charge custom.
IS, which the owners Of shops saw
they will at least refuse to comply
with.
N. Aramaki, a Jap, is under arrest
at Mount Vernon, Wash, and the DO
lice ale looking for Robert c. John.
son, both being accused of padding
payrolls on the Great Northern. John.
son was roadmaster and the Jap was
a bookman. Johnson has been located
in British Columbia and an effort will
be made to extridite him.
At the election held by the Wood.
men Of the World in their head camp
at Seattle last week the following
were elected for the ensuing term Of
three years: Head consul, |. |. Boak,
Denver, Col; head adviser, T. Gin
ton Veale, Pasadena, Cal; head CLERK,
j c. Latshaw, Pueblo, Col; head
banker, p. q. Snodgrass, Eugene,
Ore; head auditor, F. P. Bertschi,
Denver: head managers, DR.. James
Stcnhouse. Denver; Judge C. V. Ben
son, Loveland, Col; Hon. John Patti
son, Colfax, Wash; head escort, Matt
R Wilson, Bozeman, Mont; head
Waterman, Angus Mcclellan, Salt
Lake City, Utah; head sentry; F. O..
Nelson, Boise, Idaho; head physician,
DR.. T. A. Hughes, Denver.
Half an hour after OTville S. Otis
was married at Port Townsend,
Wash, he was arrested for petit lar
ceny. The case was continued until
the second week in August to give
the young man a chance on his honey
moon. 1t is believed a mistake has
teen made.
Seven bundled untamed cayuses
are now being rounded up IN the
SwitzleT ranch, just below Umatilla,
on the Washington side of the river.
Twelve cowboys are engaged and the
horses are well handled. Some OF the
horses weigh 100 to 1900 pounds, but
NEST of them are ordinary cayuses OF
700 to 900 pounds. Many buyers are
present.