The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1918-10-11
INLAND NORTHWEST

week. "eid at Helena has
:, ne Montana State Acct.
sis beld :, and Cure of Tuhsrc,,, w.
en-, I.aa. us annual conyention :, Iuio
charley Miller. aged 90
uead IN his cabin ~ was fount
neighso neen dead six DAYS hit hi
TT. entered the cabin
Thomas Collins. for the na., no
~ perted business man nf ,naa ea''
1ioiit., died last week fo,Ian' I.'i''"lda
~ 80 ~ 'nat dates back 10 last M, ~ r
pa. ,pe' ana fell. breaking M, Nh
!, - On the registration ae g..
Aoi Montana Indicate tbara 'eI''
STAT ' hy 1000 less men in ~, ~
ana 90 Tween the ages of Is and >,
ana - and 10 than the war dana an,u
->e"s has been received a,
Re-, 'i'i't.' Of the death. at Iong
neaell' cal, of 6. NJ. Stafford on '-'"s
'ne i'fst settlers of Iew,stan ~ y,
~ mmosei homestead became mart :, ~
10y una very valuable. '
me czecho-s lovass Of para
county, Mont, have ORGANIZED eFsus
sociatlon for the purpose If ra,.' u.s.
,uiios to aid the Czecbo- sla,.a1.
uiers IN Europe who are ser.i,
out pay and their families
"i'iiam +. Thompson of Ro,nd,,n
doiit.' who was reported missing ~
e,a,l', , 'oout month ago, is now of.
ls reported as killed in action IN
,uiy 10 having died while fightip, i,
'he ,hateau Thierry district
fracticing attorneys. graduates -
ana universities, business men
u years experience. such ara some 80
l"e types OF men enrolling for the SIN.
dehts army training CORPS at tho
state university at Missoula ,tort
having contributed four sons to tho
y "i' All OF them now serving on the
ishtihg line In France, Mr.. and Mrs
Iharies ID. Cazier of Alton ,.vo vii,
'enu hith son to the training camp
ms week. The four now in service
volunteered.
>. W. Frizzell, farmer living mar
D,i'on' MONT was painfully injured
'aeh horse he was leading to water
became frightened by Bit of wind.
'io"h paper and struck him in the back
Win both fore feet, Knocking him down
ma infiicting other injuries.
The board of education has voted
grant an increase in salary of 81 N
month to all the school janitors at
SUITE OF whom there are about 40
ms Will make the salaries of tho
women doing janitor work $3.50 a
hohth and the salaries of the men
40.
Seventy employees Of Libby-McNeil &
o., just returned from the Alask,
Shing grounds were arrested ar So
tile by the naval intelligence depart.
tent charged with attempting TO
wade the draft. The men were taken
rom steamer arriving from the
orth.
IWenty-eight men We're arrested by
ne city police at Butte in raids on
DOL halls and other congregating
laceS of men on suspicion of vielat-
lg the work-or-fght law. Most of
lem We're released later. on showing
rat they were employed in useful oc-
Ipations.
William f. Dunn, Leo DAILY aud
ruce Smith. editors and manager of
lie Butte Bulletin. charged with sedi-
on for publishing an article saying
e state council of defense has no
and urging the public to dis |
gard its orders, We're arraigned nj
elena last week.
Mystery in the death of Edward r. |
aiher. brother of a prominent Chpy- |
me merchant, whose dead hodf was |
und on the floor of his bedroom at |
e Three Bar Ranch. near Big Piney. |
IS not been cleared up by the receipt |
re of additional details. Death re- /
tied from pistol shot.
The women of Natrona county.
yo., claim the honor of having col |
tied for the Liberty loan the largest
Mount per capita of any county in
e nation. according to Mrs. c. f.
inter. county chairman. The women
this county turned in 800 per capita.
e next highest being So.
Col. Theodore Roosevelt will deliver
patriotic address on The War and
nericanism," in Billings, Mont. on
turday, Oct. !. The former presi-
Mt will make only one address en-
ate from New York and Billings and
ne on the return trip. unless pres
arrangements are altered.
Every mess in Camp Lewis has been
Tered 10 save every peach Srone,
te seeds and the pits of prunes,
arries. apricots. plums and olives
1t they may be used in the manu-
ture of gas masks. The order said
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