The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1918-06-28
NORTHWEST NOTES

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John Peterson of Helena died NJ
camp Fremont of wounds received
.ast week By the explosion Of a field
hOwitzer.
several firemen were overcome nv
smoke and varnish fumes ana d.,,a,,a
lo'aiihg $4,000 was caused By "A fire
at Butte.
Inc town of Two Dot. Mont. ON
me Chicago, Milwaukee & ST. paul
railroad, was almost completely wiped
cut by fire.
| The Carter bridge. a steel structure
three miles south OF Livingston. Mont
mas mas been washed out and lodged about
iVoo feet from its original position.
A special train carrying 1914 men
ara"n from the registrants of Wvom-
ing arrived al Logan, where the men
VIII take a special course assigned
ht the Utah Agricultural college
Reno's restricted district which hos
peeh recognized and licensed since the
oid territorial days, passed out of ex.
'stence AT midnight Saturday night
under orders from the war department
Opening clothes closet to hang M
some garments only To find man
standing In the small enclosure. was
The experience OF Mr. ana Mrs John
NeSter OF Butte. The Intruder now
races burglary charge.
About $1,000 acres of sugar beets
are being grown in Utah and Idaho
This year for the factories of the Anal.
samated Sugar company, according 10
me iatest figures issued by the field
department of the company.
The sheriff has re-establlsbed his
ROAD gang to take care OF all |. w.
WIS and other idlers who drift into
the Gallatin valley, in Montana. this
year ana refuse TO work. To date
there are eight men In the gang.
Catholic Foresters of Montana will
wage war upon Sedition, syndicalism.
and endeavOr to rid the state of the
German propaganda menace. Resolu.
IONS to this effect were passed at
the annual convention Of the Foresters
at Anaconda.
"A representative from the Public
Health Service has been detailed "a
come 10 Montana TO assist in the cam.
paign that will be waged by the state
board of health in cooperation with
the war department for the eradica.
i ton of social diseases.
: The Missoula Street Railway com
pany has made application To the state
!. railway commission for permission e
Increase fares from : cents 10 III
cents, because of the high cost of mate
: rial and labor. The commission vii
hold a hearing of the matter July /.
Owing to the failure of the prohibi
( ton forces in Nevada to reach al
! agreement among themselves the pro
{ posed plan to call an extra session o
: the Nevada legislature To ratify tn
. national prohibition amendment an,
to adopt a prohibition act To becom
? effective January l, 1920, has bee
e called off.
John Dishman of St IgnatiuS. Mont
: was quite seriously injured in an auto
u mobile accident at MissOula Will
> going at high rate of speed and Will
Il making sharp curve the car turne
/ completely over and landed on IL
wheels, Mr.. Dishman being the onl
e one of the four occupants who wa
e seriously injury.
( Several thousand dollars, IL Is est
o mated. will be raised for Red eros
y benefit through the sale of out-of,dat
? automobile license plates, which wi
x be collected by the Idaho State Counc
IL of Defense with the assistance q
county councils. A ready marke
y awaits the plates, which are Of stet
n of the best quality. They weigh on
1t pound each.
Is The city commissioners of Helen
'e have adopted "A garbage ordinance tha
er requires all hOusehOlders to keep tw
he cans, one for ashes and tin cans an
ID the other for refuse that can be use
to feed hogs or chickens Waste pape
$, and rubbish are TO he placed in sack
ir The city has been divided into fiy
II garbage districts. with Il collector
y charge Of each.
/ The Bozeman (Montaua) Millin
RS company. having exhausted its appo
e. tionment Of wheat rs allowed by III
Y. food administration. has closed dow
Pr and will grind no more flour INT
the 1918 crop is available Two hul
Is dried thousand pounds Of wheat hel
r. by the company in excess Of it's lawfl
IA requirements was turned over to II
IL food administration.
sd John BCosgriff wealthy banker (
ls Utah. Wyoming and Colorado. die
IT, June Il al Denver. With the death ,
2 Mr.. Cosgrlff the lntcrmountaiu we
rh lost one Of its wealthiest and mo
Z prominent financeries and busine'
of men. He had played no uuir
portant part in building mp the indu
n trial prosperity of the west both as