The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1918-05-10
INLAND NORTHWEST

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s15.asa 330 toward the third Liberty
loan issue exceeding It's qnota u So
)O0,OO0 by more than two-thir,is.
Among the many amusement places
that are at the present time being
planned for Dillon. Mont this sum-
mer Is large Indoor swimming pool.
A man who stood on the high hill
overlooking the river west OF Dillon.
Mont, one day last week, counted IL
tractors engaged IA blowing GA the
benchlands and the farms IN the val
ley.
A census Just completed by the
Denver Ear Association shows that
more than fifty local attorneys have
either gone into military service or
chosen something besides law for their
vocatloas.
The committee in charge Of the Lib
erty loan campaign at Dnion. Mont,
has decided that all those who have
not purchased bond without good
excuse viii haze their MINES pub
lished IN the local paper.
orders 60 open ranch offiees IN
Butte, Dillon, Livingston aud KallspelI
have been received from Washington
by Thomas Topping, special representa-
/ tive of the employment bureau af the
/ federal department of labor.
Each person ia the state OF Washing
| ton who bought one or more Liberty
bonds without solicitation between the
honor period" Of April o aud April
l3, Is wearing a reproduction OF
George Washlngtou's coat ~ arms.
Applications for loans for spring
planting will nor be- accepted by the
Montana state council Of defense after
May II, IL Is announced. So far the
council has loaned Of the SN0.000
available Sisl615.S5 70 G)o applicants.
Bronlas, little village north OF
Lewiston, Mont, has just raised nearly
$500 for the Red Cross through an
auction. Every thing went nt very high
prices. chickens bringing over $40 each,
"A helfer SilS and an ordinary cake
S23.
Should this wur continue for some
time into the future We may expect
20 see thousands of women doing reg
ulur mems work on farms In this coun-
try. is the statement Of n. L. Currier
OF Bozeman, who Is federal farm help
agent for Montana.
Payments for specific injuries and
ncapacity run cousecutiyely and not
concurrenty, ruled Attorney General
Ford Of Montana, ia an opinion 10 the
Industrial accident board covering
eases where nn Jemploye has suffered
Il specific injury aud also other in-
iurips IN the same accident.
Five Utah and three Idaho boys and
one from Wyoming We're among the
graduates from the third officers
training camp ut Fort Ogiethorpe, tia.,
whose promotions as prospective Sec
ond lleutennnts We're announced April
= - by the Committee on Public Ia
formation AZ Washington. -. G..
Louis Smell Of Butte was elected
president Of the Master Horaeshoers'
National Protective Association Of
Montana, which held It's annual con-
ycntion at Mlssoula last week aud
Lewlstown was selected ms the 1919
meeting place. Delegates from all parts
Of the state attended the meeting.
Telegraphic aud telephone instruc.
lions went out last week from the OF.
flee of Chancellor T.. Z. Elliott TO All
the institutions Of Montana. including
the University of Montana. directing
that the teaching OF German cease ut
" once and that classes II any are IN
progress, be- Immediately dismissed.
There are more enemy aliens Ia the
, rural districts and rural counties OF
: the state Of Montana than Ia the cities
aud industrial cpntefs according 10
figures prepared by United States Mar.
shall Ashbrdge. They show there are
I" i,49s persons registered Ia the state as
enemy aliens. OF whom 1866 live ia
= rural districts.
Capt H. g. Clark. commnndant al
She Montana State college. has received
instructions 10 take applications foT
the fourth officers trimming camp,
: which will open May II. Applicant,
are restricted 10 graduates who have
bad OF Ieust one year, military instruc
ton AT an educational Institution un
der supervision Of an officer OF tht
United States army. The quota foi
Montana IL 10
= Breeders of pure bred Hereford cnt
= tie. mostly from the northern nno
s0me from ia" southern part of IA.
:. state, met la Great Falls. Mont. durin.
the Stprkmvt's convention to organic,
!. the Montana Hereford breeders asso
/. citation. only partial organization wa
affected Permanent officers will b.
selected during the state fair 10 b,