The Garland globe. [volume] (Garland, Utah) 1906-191?, 1909-07-31
NORTHW EST NOTES

Durant, Mont, Brakeman j. ID. Thorn
as OF Helena was killed and a tramp
fatally hurt.
Mrs. A, p Dorance. the wife of
prominent Helena coal merchant, was
shot and killed by burglar at Hot
Springs hotel.
Miss Ina Patterson, school
teacher, Is dead at Harlem, Mont,
from an overdose of poison which she
was using as a flesh reducer. She was
% years of age.
Laverne Sovereign, 15-year-old
boy was instantly killed by lightning
about ten miles from Great Falls,
Mont, while he and his brother, aged
IL. were driving into town.
The Butte Ministerial association
| has passed resolutions calling upon
the sheriff and the county attorney to
stop the proposed prize fight, July 20,
between Jack Tippets and Tony Ca
POM.
A man has been arrested at Dillon.
| Mont, who is believed to be Billy
Westbrook, wanted In Billings for
horse stealing, and for whom the Of
ficers have been searching for some
time.
Crazed with liquor, Fred s. Brown
| ing shot his wife and attempted sui
eide at their home In Spokane. The
woman is dead. The man Is In the
hospital and is believed to be fatally
injured.
p. J. Patton of Merrill, Mont, has
just completed negotiations with Col.
onel Thomas Cruise for the purchase
of 10000 head of spring lambs. This
is the largest sheep deal made In the
state this year
The third annual carnival in COM
memoration of the pilgrimage OF
Lewis and Clark from Montana into
Idaho more than century ago by way
of what is now Helena was celebrated
In Helena last week.
While In the act of eating, A. G..
Spalding well known horsebuyer
from st. Louis, a member of the firm
of Spalding & Yates, expired sud-
denly in a cafe at Miles City, Mont.
Death was due to an affliction Of the
heart.
|
Horn river near Billings, Mont. They
were laborers at Crow agency, and
with three companions were swim
ming in the river when they were
caught In the swift current and car.
rled down.
Fifty thousand able-bodied men are
wanted in the harvest fields of the
west to take care of the bounteous
crops. Farmers are literally begging
, for help, according to officials OF the
department Of commerce and labor at
Washington.
Out Of $4,000 sheep that are mov-
Ing into the Humboldt, Nevada, ma
| tional forest reserve only three herds
were found to be afflicted with scab,
according to Dr. V. w. Knowles, for.
mer inspector for the United States
bureau of animal industry.
: During a sham battle in the Alaska
YukonPacific stadium, between 100
members OF the Improved Order OF
Red Men and an equal number OF
state militiamen, Joseph Morhinway
; of Everett, Wash. one OF the Red
: Men, was shot and killed.
The state railroad commission an
!, nounces that 1t has been successful In
securing $3.5 rate on coal from Bear
!. Northern Pacific Yellowstone park
3 lines have assented to the rate which
is a reduction of 20 cents.
!. With the present mayor, w. H.
Spudgeon. Republican, aided by the
Local Option league, as his opponent
A Henry Avery, Democrat, was last week
q elected mayor OF Colorado Springs un
g der the charter form of government
!. by majority OF about 1,400 votes.
n A bronze bust of James ]. Hill has
been completed in Brooklyn and will
3. be shipped at once to the Seattle ex
70 position, where 1t will be unveiled or
August 3, Minnesota day. The bust IL
o said to be the largest OF its kind II
the world, weighing 1,700 pounds.
o 1t is announced that Prince ant
Princess Kuninomiya and Prince ant
a Princess Nashimoto, all Of Japanes,
3. royal blood, who are travelling II
Europe, will visit the Alaska Yukon
Is Pacific exposition on their way home
" 'The crown prince will attend the fai
later.
Two hundred Masons, representing
oil parts of the state, participated oil
At July 20 In the dedication Of the Ma
TX sonic temple, Just completed in Lew
N lston, Mont. at cost of $4,000. Gran,
IN Master c. B. Nolan of Helena conduct
at ed the grand lodge rervice of dedica
ty ton.
70 Upward of 500 head OF sheep, whicI