The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1918-05-31
NORTHWEST NOTES

Ncht oi Reno, dropped
uead from heart disease while playing
pool.
seven hundred stalwart men OF
butte and Silver Bow comfy have
Deeh called to the eolors To entrain
May -
Death, presumably due to heart
trouble came suddenly to Guiseppi
Luchetti, Il prominent rancher near
Sparks, New.
II. ). Skinner, secretary of the Mon
tana state fair. has been selected 10
De the secretary of the Great Falls
Commercial club.
Through the efforts of the sberiffs
oiilce, Il deserters and II slackers
nave been rounded up and are now
under arrest at Bozeman, Mont
Tom Osborne, sheep herder on the
Arlee ranch near Melrose, Mont. met
instant death when he was struck nv a
bolt Of lightning during terrific storm.
Most of the contingents of drafted
men from Montana counties, totaling
-l43 in all, called under the last gem
erai draft, will entrain May - for
Camp Lewis.
ben I. Fouts well known ranch
owner of Avon, Mont, was brought to
Deer Lodge hospital last week with n
broken hip. A runaway team is re-
sponsible for Mr.. Fouts' condition.
Nevada manufacturers, confection-
erS, soda fountains, etc, are now able
10 secure sugar in quantities only by
certificates after having sworn to state
ments of their previous and present
| requirements.
An attempt to make a dash for lib
erty from the war prison compound
| at Fort Douglas, Utah, was frustrated
when one of the guards fired into a
crowd of 40 enemy aliens one of the
prisoners being wounded
Farmers at Aberdeen, Idaho, have
| protested because they failed TO receive
as much money as they thought they
We're to get from the quartermaster'S
department of the army for alfalfa sold
to the federal government.
The two babies of Mr.. and Mrs.
George Jacky of Helena owe their
lives to neighbor, Mrs. J. A. Olbu.
The children We're left alone in the
home, which caught fire. Mrs. Olbu
discovered the blaze and rescued the
children.
Butte is a clean city, not only ac-
| f,prdipu Ia Gtufa INira IVnly
lund, but according to city officials
who have been engaged in the work of
helping the citizens clean up their
yards, cellars and the like before hot
weather sets in.
1t is hoped that by October the Uni
verSity of Montana will be in posi-
ton to train 500 soldiers in the war
mechanics school, which has been es-
tablished under the provisions of a
contract signed between the university
and the war department.
Nearly one hundred dollars besides
large quantity of cigars and tohac-
co, was collected by the Reno French
colony as its contribution toward the
greater happiness of the 400 Belgian
and Italian soldiers who passed
through Reno last week.
Leon Mack, of Reno, enjoys the dis
tinction of being the only Nevada boy
to be called to the Berkeley school Of
aviation. SiXty-two men We're called
from California. Washington, Nevada,
Alaska and Utah Alaska and Nevada
furnished one man each.
c. p. II. Bielenberg, patriotic in
structor df the G. A. II. for the state,
has written to Grand Army posts in
Montana telling them of his decision
TO see that every comrade who served
the Union during the Civil war should
he buried with the flag he strove to
save.
. ID Il. Bennett, aged 81, who was
confined in the Jail at LoVelock, Ne
vada. pending being taken TO WHINE
, mncca to be proceeded against on
, charge of selling liquor TO Indians, last
week cut his throat with pocket
knife, hut it is a mystery as to no"
, he secured the knife.
The state Industrial accident board
T NJ Montana has been directed Ia make
hmm settlements to the alien property
custodian in two cases where the De
pppdents are residents of Austria. Inc
money will ice invested i'm Liberty bonus
and nj rhe end of the war th" ISSUES
, will he turned over 10 the Dependents
1919. .r.. .r,stt. fHr advanced