The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1918-11-15
INLAND NORTHWEST

sioner j. ). Mcbride has announced.
The Southern Pacific and Western
racine railroads will be operated un-
der the double-track system for n dis
lance Of about Isl miles in Nevada i'm
the near future.
Arrangements have been made
whereby nutritious soup and other
FOOD Will be taken to homes I'm Lewis
town, Mont, where the influenza has
made the preparation of good food for
any patient difficult.
.For the purpose Of determining
whether live stock growers of Utah
and adjoining states are In need of
government financial assistance, w. +.
U. Harding of Washington, II. c.. ar
rived in Salt Lake City last week.
An entire carload of honey. for
which +. s. Harter of Wheatland.
Wyo., will receive SILL 800, was shipped
10 Akron. o., last week A previous
shipment of $1,000 pounds of strained
honey was sent to Sioux City this sea-
| son.
Approval for an expenditure of
s2i6O0O ON buildings ut the base hos
pital and instructions To invite pro-
posals Immediately were contained In
a communication received mt Fort
Douglas last week from the war de-
partment
Big gaps We're broken in the ranks
of Yukon river steamboat men by the
I hn Dri,a af
ployes of the White Pass and Yukon
Railway company. which operates II
summer line of boats on the big north
ern waterway.
To cope with "A situation induced by
increased cost of materials and the
suggestions of the food administra-
ton, Butte dealers of soft drinks
have decided to serve soda water be--
erages in smaller glasses. Prices viii
not be increased.
John Flu, veteran Chinese cook of
western Montana and plutocrat Of
the Missoula colony, is dead. He sue
cumbed after long illness of appen-
dicitis, at the age of 46. He had been
u resident of Montana for at least a
quarter of century.
The American Gold conference. in
session at Reno, Nevada, and in con
ference with Raymond T. Baker, di
rector of the mint, appointed commit
tee to proceed to Washington and pre-
sent to William g. McAdoo. secretary
of the treasury, the requests of the
gold producers.
Druggists will be permitted under
! certain restrictions to refill prescrip
; tons calling for morphine, codeine oil
J heroin, written by registered prac
J titioners for patients suffering from
influenza and any pulmonary or bron
: chial Affections, according TO notice
received at Helena.
| State Auditor r. G. Poland has writ
, ten the Montana council of defense
t requesting it. and also members of thu
, county and community councils to ad
wise his office of the operations o
, stock statesmen who endeavor to trad
: shares of stocks or bonds or notes TO
! Liberty bonds of any issue.
Warrants charging John Brownin
: of Ogden, Utah, son of John NJ
| Browning, inventor of the Brownin
t machine gun, and six other San Frar
: cisco and Ogden men with engaging i
: a conspiracy to ship wholesale quaint
= ties of liquor into Utah, were sworn
S in the federal court at Ogden las
t week.
lust what will be done with
: maiden in Pueblo hasn't been definite
4 IL decided. She is determined TO be
4 boy. At least, she is not sausfie
: with fate and insists on wearnin
1 hoy's clothes and working in factorie
: or any place she can as boy. 81
e was arrested last week for the thif
d time.
s Conrad Holdegard, 1o-year-old BIO
living at Belmont, Mont, while on b
, way to school stopped to play near
q garage. and seeing an old oil tank
Il the ground in front of the estabiis'
o ment. threw a lighted match IN II
d as to see the interior better. An e
9 plosion followed, and the little feiio
r was severely burned.
l. House rats. common brown yariet
4, are increasing at an alarming rate
Ogden. according to b. b. lachar'
I of the United States department oil
Q riculture in Utah. They breed ire
p six IN Ten times each year. To aid
q the determination of the rats The ca
:, | z,i.sioparS have authorized
i bounty of 10 cents per tau.
/, To have Liberty bell peal seco'
liberty message from It's original s.
3 ting in FaneuH hall. so that every ps
Y san in the United States might he
n is sacred sounds when the war ems
: Is the plan of the Alfalfa club OF w
Q land Wyo. which points out tha' !
lr old tower could be connected 10y le
n ,,,o,a with the entire United States,