The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1911-11-03
NORTHWESTNO NOTES

W. oorlL' proprietor of a shoo,
ing gallery at Big Fork, Mont 'LOoe
the county jail and will ba tsi, /" In
Helena to answer to a chargo ~ %
suing and circulating conn, - y
coin. '01lelt
The National Commercial Gaa a..
citation, in convention at Denver s ssse
ed G. L. Holman Of st. Louis 1 n,ess
dent. The San Francisco deIoaa, 'sf
launched a campaign for the 19lg Ns. w
yention. Sou.
On field covered with snow -.
mud, making fast work imposslblo ~ !
Utah Aggies football team doso.. ~
the Montana Aggies at Rozar.s
Mont, 26 to 0. Utah showed ~
the stronger and on dry field wor,a
have run up a bigger score
Thomas Feeney, a resident Of
conda, is lost in the mountains IL i
Mill Creek district, east of Anacar az
and 1t is feared that he has nerish bas'
He was lost October q, when he ~
the Calan ranch. For several Az
searching parties have been scourins
the hills.
Five headache pills caused the do..h
of the two-year-old daughter Of h.
and Mrs. Voyle Davis of Moore Ma.
The little girl ate the pills upknovr
to her mother; who had been r.na
them to relieve a headache Deoto
followed half an hour after the MIN,
were eaten.
officials of the Southern Pacific
and Western Pacific railroads have
been summoned to appear before the
Nevada state railroad Commission
which began hearings at Carson CITY
October rs, looking to the establish.
ment of lower passenger rates through
out Nevada on the systems.
Rev. w. S. Rudolph is nursing var.
ious cuts and bruises, and a number
of other members of the Union Pres.
byterian church of Denver are using
soothing lotions as a result of ten
minutes of lively fisticuffs over church
affairs. During the fight the pastor
was thrown through a window.
Mrs. (Dr,) Linda Burfield Hazard
commonly known as the starvation
doctor" must return 1878 of the $3.50
given her by Miss Dorothea William.
son for the treatment of Miss William.
son and her sister, Claire, whom Dr..
Hazard is accused of having starved
to death at the Hazard sanitarium
at Olalla, Wash.
Allen Fowler, former city treasurer
of Trinidad, Colo, met his daughters,
Garnet, aged % years, and Ruby
aged Is, walking with ]. W. Bundy
manager of a local novelty works. AL
though the street was crowded, FoE.
Ter, without warning, leaped at Bun
dy and stabbed him to the heart. The
latter died within ten minutes.
The appointment was announced al
Portland on the 25th of George H
Smitten of Minneapolis to the Office
of assistant general freight agent Of
the Great Northern railway in Port
land to succeed Archibald Gray, as
sistant general freight and passenger
agent, who will become genera
freight agent of the Western Pacific
At the risk, friends claim, of beine
disinherited by her multi.millionairt
father, Miss Marie Cruise, who a few
months ago obtained a divorce from
Alvar 0'Brien, New York societl
leader, upon the grounds of non-sup
port, on Thursday eloped with Harr!
c. Cotter, a Butte miner, and wa
married at Boulder, a pleasure resor
near Helena.
The trial of the suit of Charles R
Murphy against Butte Stationary I'd
gineers union No. SO, begun n Butt
on Thursday. The plaintiff allege
that on, September Is, 1919, he wa
discharged from a position as eng
neer at the Elm Orlu mine throus
representations made by the unio
that he was no longer a member
that organization.
Conrad Meme, a well-knoWn res
dent of Beaverhead valley, ended ~
life with a pistol, in the granarS y
his sons ranch, about eight niie
north of Dillon, Mont. Mr.. Meme na
been in poor health for some time.
According to the census bureau pr
liminary report on domestic ANNA
In the mountain division, MonIal
stands at the head of the list IN nv
stock values, the total for the So
being in excess of eighty-tlVe hlili'O
! dollars.
L. ]. Coburn of Great Falls NOM
: a Great Northern brakeman was = I
over by an engine at Clancy @nN
ceived injuries from which ne ~ =,
, two hours later. Coburn thougns " I.
he was stepping to the groulu, !
: his foot hit the platform ana hs I
under the wheels.
Potatoes that will rival those ~ =,
duced anywhere else in tne ~" ~.
have been brought to town Ds SA
White, a farmer living near M II