The Garland City globe. (Garland, Utah) 191?-1925, 1918-12-14
NORTHWEST Notes

bOuru VI MtTlulun NeuneSuty tNtiihb
1t was decided to open the grade
school Monday morning
The presence Of competing hay buy
ers In Goodlng, Idaho, and vicinity is
assisting materially in moving the hay
crop. The ~, Ting price remains
at $3.50 on uIr.
Plans are t... ape for the build
ing In Boise memorial hall in
honor of the Ada county men who
have served as well as died In the
cause of their country.
Lieut.. A. H. HIGHLAND, army aviator
flying from Mather field, Sacramento,
landed ut 3 :42 y. IN. Wednesday ON the
jefferson golf links In the southern
part of Seattle.
A call issued by Il. w. Tomllnson,
secretary, summons the American Ma
tional Livestock association to meet
here on January n In Denver for its
twenty-second annual convention. The
session will last three days.
Rafaelo Grafelo, charged with
bombing the grocery store Of Francisco
lombard at Anaconda, Mont, early In
the morning of November 1, pleaded
not guilty. He Is held under $1,000
bond.
To protest against an advance In
freight rates, A. II. Currle, president OF
the Butte Chamber Of Commerce, has
gone to Helena, where he Will meet In
conference with representatives from
other cities.
In order to protect the regular pas
sengers and to give the best service
to Its employees and their families
who may he III with the influenza, the
Oregon Short Line has run IA special
hospital car into Boise for the last
seven weeks.
An order has been issued by the
Motnana railroad and public service
commission granting to the Mlssoula
Street Railway company an increase
In yates from 8 to q cents and per-
mission to abolish special round trip
reduced rates to out-of-clty points.
The new rates are effective Decem-
Der 10.
After having been out three hours, a
| jury IN the district court brought In a
verdict OF guilty In the sedition case
OF +. ]. Israel, a former employee OF
the reclamation service at Billings
Mont. The principal witnesses against
him were young women employed In
the same office.
Acting on instructions from the city
health department, Chief Of Police JerC
Murphy OF Butte has notified the un
dertakers that further restrictions hat
been placed on funerals. Under thu
new ruling, funeral professions ma,
be comprised of only four vehicles II
addition to the hearse and the car TO
pallbearers.
There Is every indication That tn,
first of the year will see Dillon an ex
ceedlngly dry town. with regard to thu
saloons, as each day sees the booze rap
Idly diminishing from the stock Of
every bar In the city. This does moi
mean that all of Il is being sold over
the mahogany" however, but never
theless Il is going, and going fast.
Attention of dealers and millers Il
directed by Food Administrators Blck
nell TO the fact that under the sub
stltute buying plan Of the United
States food administration grain cor
poratlon, holders desiring 20 dispose
of their surplus products in carload
lots must notify NJ. ii. Houser, zonaI
agent cereal division, food administers
ton grain corporation. Portland, Ore.
OF their intention TO sell prior TO Fri
day, December 20, and get railroad
routing from him.
After not having heard from his
cousin, Frank Il. thinner, OF Colorado
after reading In the printed casualty
list three months ago that he had been
"wounded, degree undetermined" II
A. Fisher, night yardmaster in the
Boise, Idaho, Oregon Short Line yards
had the unusual experience OF seeing
this cousins face smiling ut him from
the screen Of one Of the local play
houses which was running series OF
America ut War films issued by the
| committee oH puDlS ihi'' ""N
Montana will receive Mt least Sls,OOO
this year to aid the Montana Society
for the Prevention Of tuberculosis In
Its campaign of education and its war
on the great. white plague.
Certain sections In Montana are con-
fronted with coal famine and State
Fuel Administrator Gerry has adj
dressed letter to the chairman OF the
board of county commissioners In
every part OF the state where short
crop was harvested.
State reports show that sales OF war
savings stamps in Montana have fallen
considerably below the monthly quotas
Of late and that about $2,OOOOOo must
be disposed of in December. Total NO
yember sales were about S4S2,OOO'
Under the new schedule, all grazing
fees are TO be based on cattle rates,
which will vary from s cents TO Sl'oo
per head for year. Long period In
Utah, Idaho, Wyoming and Montana
rate on cattle for full year Will range
from 81 TO $l.2O,
A preliminary survey OF the MIS-
soula river valley, from MisSoula TO