The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1919-06-27
INLAND NORTHWEST

ington In the next ten days IA. g..
will suffer considerably and NAV
only ~ per cent of Normal.
Conservative estimates mare "a
damage done by the big fire AZ a..
gate. Mont, at $;}0,UO. which i fai...
well covered by insurance.
james Cachelefers, u Union Paeio.
track laborer, employed at noin,
east of Rock Springs. Wyo.. was il
stantly killed by u passenger train
When the pending loaiss have b.s,
completed more thar S3,0OO.UOD (,
state farm loans will have been mad.
in Montana under the provision, Of n.
state farm loan law.
certified public accountants from
various cities of Montana gathered a,
Helena last week to form a pern..
nent organization, open only TO person.
fully qualified for this profession.
After litigation lasting two years
and involving expenditure of over
$1,000 in fees and costs. the famou.
Willow Greek water rights case has
been adjusted at Roundup, Montana.
At Garnet, Nevada, Jose Harra Shot
and probably fatally injured Mrs. Fen.
ida Negrete, and then killed himself
Harra made advances To the woman
which She repulsed, when the enrased
man shot her.
The strike of telephone workers and
telegraphers did not affect those AZ
Roundup, Mont, as only one is mem.
Der of the union, aud he is the local
manager of the telephone company and
did not heed the strike order
More than half million dollars lie
in the treasury of Montana awaiting
the demands of farmers under the pro
visions of the state farm loan law, ac
cording to figures made public by Sid.
ney Miller, register of state lands.
Thomas $. Edwards, So years of age,
an iron worker, shot and killed his
wife us she was seated at the break
fast table ut her home in Portland,
and then after telephoning his brother
of his action, shot and killed himself.
Nearbeer is Il thing of the past in
| Montana, according TO an edict of the
attorney general. 1t goes TO join the
| brew for which it was Il substitute and
to join wines and stronger liquids in
the list of prohibited things in the
! treasure state.
The first state meeting of the Amer
ican legion i'll Boise, Idaho, promises to
| develop a warmth of interest not ex.
celled by the famous old political pow
vows Of convention days, say world
war veterans.
| The range horses in the Boulder
Montana, section are doomed to extinc-
ton as the forest service has ordered
that they be removed from the range
and the owners, generally, having cat
tie, will have to get rid of them the
best way they can.
| The closing event in the annual en-
campment at Butte of the Grand Army
of the Republic of Montana was the
campfire given in honor of the Civil
war veterans by the Sons of Veterans
at the Conley lake pavilion, sever
miles from the city.
After being in business less than tive
months, the Roundup, Mont, creamer!
is now making 700 pounds of butte
daily, besides manufacturing sixty gal
Ions of ice cream every day. Over 40'
farmers are bringing in cream witt
more or less regularity.
Perhaps in no time in the history o
Beaverhead county, Montana, has sucl
d protracted dry spell been exper
fenced, and with no relief in sigh
farmers are taking whatever meas
ures possible to save the remaining
crops from burning up.
The threatened test of the law re
straining lotteries or slot machines il
the state of Nevada is to be made. 1t i
understood that sum has been col
lected to fight this case to tinisf
the saloon men and cigar merchant
furnishing the money for the purpose
Possible violence as cause for tn
death of Marvin Luedtke, aged I
years, who was drowned while ell
ployed as a riverman by the Eurek
Lumber company, May I, is suggeste
In reports sent to the state industrli
accident board at Helena, by his ell
ployers. Luedtke's body was take
from the river June 8.
That out of every six teachers
the states of Washington and 1dah
one is man, is fact proved by
computation made from the figure
printed in the educational directorlt
or these states. Washington employ
9I49 teachers, 16 per cent Of who
are males. Idaho has 3347 teacher
and 16 per cent Of them are also male
Registration for the special electio
in Montana to be held September
will close on July ., according to Il
attorney general. The election will
to vote upon the amendments to tn
primary law.
A townsite for the Shoshone an