The Garland City globe. (Garland, Utah) 191?-1925, 1918-11-28
NORTHWEST NOTES

ming. Eighty deaths from the disease
have been reported to the state health
board within two days.
The governor OF Montana will, with
in few days. issue proclamation,
calling for a special election to elect
successor to the late State Senator
Frank ID. Miracle of Helena.
Owing TO an alarming revival of the
influenza epidemic, Cheyenne health
authorities have ordered back into
force the drastic closing rules which
had been lifted when the first epidemic
ran its course.
While definite plans are not an
nounced, 1t is thought the schools OF
Montana will be conducted six days
each week after general resumption, In
order to make up time lost through
the influenza epidemic.
Former railroad employees Of the In
termountain section will experience no
difficulty In getting back theiy old
jobs, or others equally as good upon
their return home from France or
American army camps. .n
Alice Goodwin, the little daughter Of
Percy Goodwin, a Maiden, Mont,
rancher. was shot in the body recently
while she and her sister Della were
playing with a % rifle they had dis
covered She has q chance for recov-
cry.
An appeal to every man and women
I'm California, Nevada and Arizona who
knows anything about nursing to reg
lister with the Red Cross has been
issued from the organizations Pacihc
division headquarters at San Fran
cisco.
Vida Collins, aged 3, died rs the re-
suit OF burns sustained several days
previous ut the Riberdy ranch near st,
Regis. Mont, the family home. During
the absence of her parents, the child
set her clothes afire while playing
with matches.
Gerald NJ. Dawson, well known
young man Of Missoula. Mont, Is dead
In France OF wounds received In ac-
ton, according TO q message that ar
rived last week. He left Montana for
Camp Lewis on September 20, 1917,
md was sent overseas last spring.
Mike MeGllnn Is TO be tried for sedl-
ton Mt Ekaiaka, Mont. He is charged
with having stated that Belgian child
, rem alleged to have been manned by
Germans were purposely crippled ana
disfigured In eastern factories ana ex-
bibited to create feeling against Ger
many.
Rescue car No. of the United
States bureau of mines made no effort,
I besides drilling several men, to rescue
= the body OF Charles A. Peet, mining
engineer, drowned in the Key West
. mine, near st. Thomas. New, 1t Will be
charged in a report shortly to be made
r TO the state officials of Nevada.
a Albert Hampton Of Gold Creek
|. Mont, was struck by train and killed
Mr. Hampton, who was % years oil
a age, was working along the railroad
4 trucks unloading n car of posts. Inc
3 train crew reported that the deceased
n seemed TO be looking for something
@ as he had his head lowered Just De
fore he was struck.
n One county, Piute, In Utah, mt the re
>. cent election cast majority OF los
:. against amendment No. ], which pro
d posed to amend the constitution OF
o Utah by adding section 3 to article z
: relating to prohibition, the vote stand
Ing 15f for the amendment to 2Oc
=. agalnst. The majority for the amend
n ment In the state was 26'9ll.
g Food administrators of Montana, IN
# conference ut Helena with state Ad
4 mInIstrator Alfred Atkinson, lalt
s plnns for food demonstration week, De
cember . to 7, during which meetings
If will be held In every community 10 eN
4. ploin the new food conservation pro
II gram recommended during reconstruc
r ton.
Is The state hail insurance fund vii
II he unable TO meet 80 per cent of the
claims for insurance by farmers OF
e Montana this year, owing to wide
< snrend hail losses. Lately, S325,OO'
d was paid pro rata TO claimants GOV
l. erIng 40 per cent of the losses, ant
Il about $4,000 more will be paid wheI
ID the funds will be exhausted, leaving
about 100000 unpaid.
II A funeral according to Mohammedar
Z, rites was held in Kalispell, Mont
d when Allah Ishmael, a Turk resident
III Whitefish, was buried. After dealt
ie occurred the undertaken was not per
III mitted TO touch the body, the deaf
mans friends preparing the body TO
IL burial. At the grave they would no
Il hermit the sexton to shovel the eartl
NJ upon the casket, insisting upon per
'e forming this rite themselves
20 The president of the state publ
~ utilities commission has announced
- that the sectional convention OF suc'
IL, commissions, which was to have beef
vs. held AT Salt Lake November 20 ha
!, been indefinitely deferred on accoun
a. Of the influenza epidemic, The con
ventlon was to have embraced repre-
- sentatiyes from Utah, Wyoming Mon
n tana. Idaho, Colorado, Nevada Ariz
- ona. New Mexico and Texas
p The four O'Neil brothers of Wells
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