The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1919-05-16
NORTHWEST NOTES

- Sasc run INTO the sneASes.
Montana products win occupy a
prominent place at the state fair to be |
held In Helena early In September.
Bids have been submitted for the |
building of a $4,000 high school and |
gymnasium at Whitehall. Montana.
Physicians ard dentists OF Roundup.
Montana. have united In a movement
to found an up-to-date hospital nj that |
place
Report on crop conditions from |
twenty counties In Montana indicates |
favorable conditions. but lack Of farm |,
laborers u reported.
The sheep shearers' strike at Opal, |
Wye, has been settled, the men to re-
ceive IS cents head for shearing
sheep. but to pay their own board.
Wyoming farmers will, after July l,
be required to take out two licenses
II they slaughter their cattle and ped
die the meat. according to law passed
by the last legislature.
Construction of new mems hospital
at the state hospital for the insane ut
Warm Springs. Mont. costing about
ZOO, has been authorized by the
state board Of examiners.
Prices of oysters In the state of
Washington are due for a fall, accord
Ing to the state fish and game COM
missioner, In view Of the states plen-
tiful supply Of seed this year.
Thx. Of H..
on the shore of Madison lake. has been
identified as that OF John Robertson.
| Of BOzeman, Mont, who disappeared
| last October while duck hunting.
1t Is impossible to determine respon-
sibility for the automobile accident
which resulted I'm she death Of Mrs. l..
| A. May and grandchild according to
the verdict Of the coroners jury at
Butte.
| A wool securing plant is to be To-
Gated at Casper, Wyoming. by the
United States Wool company, Ii being
the intention of the company To scour
all the wool of Montana and Wyoming
at the new plant
Thomas Williams, Jr., while trying
to ride wild horse at Long Greek,
when the animal fell and one foot
was so badly crushed that amputa-
ton will probably be necessary.
No better evidence of the shortage
of homes In Salt Lake has been given
than the statement I'm a recent bulletin
~ In. Nnt,y rtat t.,h tai.
forth the fact that there are at least
1000 homes badly needed nj once.
Mrs. Gladys Wendover, teacher of
languages in the high school nj Hood
River, Ore, was dismissed by the city
school board, which alleges the teacher
had radical tendencies which made her
employment In the schools inadvisable
More than one million barrels OF
flour were purchased last week by the
United States government through the
food administration grain corporation
at Portland. The purchases were
. made from millers of the Pacific north.
west.
Letters are being written to all com
mercial clubs in cities over 10000 pop
ulation In Washington, Oregon, Cali
fornia. Idaho and Montana. by Cam
Lewis soldiers. asking they be dis
charged and that their places be fillet
by civilians.
Literature purporting to be Identical
with that credited with causing dis
satisfaction among American troops In
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of Spokane homes by Joseph MELON
aid. II Is declared by City Prosecution
Arthur Hooper.
Charging that the Denver K RID
Grande rsilroad Is being discriminate
against by the United States Railroa,
administration. 800 Salt Lake mel
who have been laid off by the railroad
have sent protest to Hale Holden
regional director of the western diyi
sion of traffic.
Convicted of second degree assault
George Magiica who was charge,
with first degree assault. must serv.
from two and one-half 10 five year,
In the state penitentiary at Deel
Lodge. Mont. The defendant wa,
charged with having assaulted Mix.
Scrobonia with n loaded revolver. Oct
4. 1918.
Divorce lawyers operating la tn.
branch of district court nj Denver
presided over by Judge Henry ] Her
sey will work ON half-pay basis herr.
after, according tn notice served u,
the judge last week, who announced
the policy AZ made In an effort to dis
courage lawyers from seeking bushes.
In The divorce courts.
Allegations that several members 81
the Oregon state fish and game com
mission and Perry kitxmiller, nm EN-
ploye of the commission. conspired anc
procured from the last legislature, leg
isiasion conflscating valuable fishins
rights on the Columbia river belong
ing to Charles Olin. in order that Kitz
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