The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1917-10-11
INLAND NORTHWEST

L. L. Brown Of ST. Paul, Mimi, vel
known in the west and northwest, ma
been named president Of the Denye
& Rio Graude railroad, succeeding II
U. Nudge, who resigned.
Two women and man were in
stantly killed at Pacific City, Wash.
when Puget Sound Electric railway
train, running 60 miles an hour, STRUCK
the auto in which they We're riding.
william Harper, the 19-yearold sor
of Mr.. and Mrs. John J. Harper, Of Big
| Timber Mont, was dragged to his
death when his foot caught in a rope
attached to the saddle Of his horse.
Journeylng half way around the
world, from Tangiers, Morocco, to
Rene, Gordon Coutts, an artist Of re-
nown, appeared in court last week to
oppose the motion of his wife for di-
vOrce.
Two serious accidents ended the
motorcycle and automobile races at
the state fair grounds at Helena,
Mont. One man was killed, three are
in hospitals, and one Of the injured
probably will die.
A writ of habeas corpus was filed
last week by George Green, attorney
for w. A. Nagel, Rawhide, Nevada,
postmaster, who has been under arrest
for some time charged with the muir
der of Emily Kelly.
Information comes from Southern
California of the recent marriage OF
the former Mrs. Z. A. Montgomery,
widow of the millionaire mining mag
nate of Nevada, and Fred 2. Sargent,
real estate dealer Of Venice, Cal.
A reward of $3.50 has been posted
for the arrest and conviction of Sam
Juich, whom, it is alleged, murdered
Anthony Wells at Ely, Nevada, Sep
TENDER s. The fugitive is a Servian,
30 years old and weighs 30 pounds.
The industrial commission has
awarded Sam Lahti the sum of $531
for the loss of his index finger of his
left hand. Lahti was employed in
one OF the TonOpaL mines and re-
ceived the injury May 30 Of this
year
\ Nevada jury has awarded Marie
A. Nichols $500 damages against the
Western Union Telegraph company for
alleged delay in the delivery Of tele-
gram which carried the news Of the
Heath of the plaintiffs father in New
York.
L. McInnis of GardenervilIe, Ne
,ada, recently left for San Francisco to
enlist in Il forestry regiment for sery-
ce in France. His three brothers, c.
B. McInnis. VIII McInnis and Sam Nc
-nnis Of Reno, all have been accepted
Inder the seIecdve draft.
One thousand one hundred dollars
rom half an acre Of ground is an I'M
usual crop. but that is the amount
Harry Raymond, truck gardener of
Mont, received from 10
lows of tomatoes 273 feet long. The
patch yielded 1000 pounds.
Unable to tell how he was hurt W.
.. Preston, labOrer living at Wads- |
worth, was taken to the hospital, suf- /
ering from the effects of fractures of |
he hip and leg bones. He was found .
ying near the railroad track about .
lalf Il mile from WadSwOrth.
The case of DR.. George Smitten,
reno dentist who is charged with as
listing ]. A. CereSOla to avoid the
descriptive draft by extracting eight
good mOIarS from CereSOla's
Mouth has been taken under advise
lent by the federal grand jury.
\ Nevada physician for the last
years has been enjoying
II the rights and privileges of Il ma
ve-bOrn citizen and only made the
iscOvery within the last few days
nat he is a British subject. He has
lade application for citizenship.
Choice fat hogs reached the highest
rice ever recorded in the Rocky
fountain states when they touched 10
ents per pound at the North Salt
axe market on October /. The de-
and continues strong, with the mar
ct taking all coming and crying for
ore '
James Mayberry, pioneer resident
Id one of the most widely known men I
Nevada, died last week at his home
Reno. Few men in Nevada have tax
l more active interest in its devel-
oment or been in closer touch with
,nditiOns throughout the common
ealth than was Mr.. Mayberry.
The body of ]. w. Woods, locomo-
We fireman, was found near his
,me at Whitefish, Mont. Officers
no traced blOodstains to the home of ,
I'm Thuma, also Il locomotive fire ,
an, arrested Mrs. Thuma, and de-
lred she admitted having shot
GODS, when he climbed into the win
w of her home. :
BILLY" Mccarthy, commonly known
the "Anheuser Kid" and formerly a
tOriOus character in Butte, Mont, I
ring the famous and spectacular bat {
IS between the Daly-Amalgamated .
d the HinZe-Clark factions for poit-
Il and mining control of that region,
I'd last week in the Reno city Jail. a
tim of drugs and tuberculosis.
Mrs. Ernest Spets, wife of farmer
ing near VOiler, Mont, was recent
killed beneath the wheels of trac-
which was driven by her husband.
Sam 2. Davis, veteran Nevada news
per man. who recently underwent an
'ration involving the amputatiOn of
eg, is at his home in Carson, very
Ak, but recovering from the shock.
Irs. Mabel Mclaughlin is declared
be the first woman rural mail car