The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1918-03-15
NORTHWEST NOTES

Twelve thousand school children In
the state Of Nevada will organize into
The junior membership OF the Red
Cross.
William VI. Randrup. one Of the
best known men in Reno, is lying
seriously Ill at hospital as the result
OF stroke Of paralysis.
Reno police have started a roundup
OF all men within the draft age who
nave failed To return their question
naires within the time prescribed.
Manufacture of wine for home can
sumption Is violation of the Colorado
prohibition law. according to an opin-
ion by Leslie +, Hubbard, attorney
general.
Pupils Of the rural school of Grant.
Beaverhead county, Montana. Invested
on an average S53l apiece In war saw
ings stamps, making the banner record
of the state.
raid made by officers on an I.W.w.
cabin at Dillon, Mont, disclosed the
hiding place of enough powder and am
munition To practically demoIish the
city. Two arrests were made.
From 35 10 40 Montana men of draft
age are daily being indicted into the
army, according to- Adjutant General
Greenan. These are volunteers who
did not want to wait until the second
draft.
sheridan county, Montana. has prob
ably lost its first soldier In the present
army In the death of William Simpson,
from Brockton. who died from pneu-
monia in the aviation camp Mt Waco,
Texas.
Supervisor ]. b. Seely of the Helena
national forest has received word that
5000 Colorado steers, % per cent of
them pure bred Herefords, will be
shipped to Montana shortly for sale to
farmers.
X. V. Lake, the man who is alleged
to have attempted to kill VI. +. Jensen
and Mrs. Schwander at Garrison,
Mont, few weeks ago. escaped from
the county Jail by picking the lock of
his cell.
f. o. Lamb, aged 80. retired sheep
killed his home last week. Following
an inquest a warrant was issued for
the arrest of Bertha Lamb, his widow,
on charge of murder.
Thirty-seven Park county citizens
all skilled mechanics, have offered
their services in response TO Uncle
Sans call for men TO aid in the build
ing of ships, according to word that
comes from Livingston, Mont.
All Sing, arrested in Reno several
months ago and recently indicted by
the federal grand jury ON charge of
violating Il federal statute regulating
the use of narcotics, was fined SO
and sentenced to serve 20 days in jai1
A Dillon, Mont, correspondent SAYS
those men of the county who own fire.
arms are daily bringing in their weap-
ons TO be registered Some have
brought to the sherifT's office as many
as ten guns, while many have two or
three.
Becoming alarmed because Herb
Anderson, IA well known resident of
Dillon, Mont, had not appeared in any
Of his usual haunts for two days. his
friends started investigating with the
result that he was found dead in his
room.
Industrial Workers of the World are
active in northern Idaho, according 10
L. A. Walters, attorney general of
Idaho. The organization is getting es-
tabliShed I'm the mining districts of the
Occur dAlenes, Attorney General
Walters said.
A drive is being started ut Round
up, Mont, by Chairman Renshaw of
the Thrift Stamp committee to induce
every salaried man i'm Roundup to
agree to take 10 per cent of his month
ly salary in Thrift Stamps for the bal
ance of the year
Approval by both state and nation
al councils of defense. the work of oh
thinning Utah's quota of the 81 100000
now being raised by the Salvation
Army for war work among the Amcri-
can soldiers ana sailors as drawing To
a successful termination.
Sixteen Austrian-bOrn soldiers at
Camp Lewis, out of more than 200.
have been discharged from the army
as enemy aliens. and have been
recommended for internment as dan
gerously enemy aliens. The camp il
now virtually unit for Americanism.
The state game and fish commission
has fixed the maximum price of Mon
tana whitefish to the consumer at II
cents a pound. Idaho whitefish have
been retailing In Montana at ID cents
a pound. SEEMING for whitefsh will be-