The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1920-01-09
bRTHWEST NOTES

100000 motion picture theatre ID
-, be erected in Billings, Mont, next
ing.
Chester Clark, fugitive from the
}. die Niarvs,iIIo Col haroad ,.,,h mr.
lumber prices will soar to unpre-
- 1ented levels during the winter and
~ ring, according to lumber company
estaD icials at Portland.
lnty. More Than ninety nor cont NJ tho
master N arrested In salt Iata for in,nxi.
ssocia ion are found to have been drink.
lrmeru denatured alcohol.
bup Eighteen American Legion posts
We been organized in Nevada to
upaigl e. Their membership Is now
ny y bund the thirteen hundred mark
eApe1 patent on an airplane designed for
her road or air travel has been Sc
rosres red by Thomas Wade of Billings,
The INT. an expert mechanic and licensed
been ot.
'i,UW Mrs. Wilhelmine HeimsoOth, an old
be resident of Carson City. Nevada,
y mmtted suicide by hanging herself
IN va th rope from the casing of a door
vas her home.
arYes Possessed Of the delusion that he
ID lost fortune in the mining stock
rived hrket, c. d. Aprie. a Reno waiter.
al nj shed his throat in an attempt at
lers icide in crowded poolroom in that
hreet ty.
A new hotel at Winnemucca, New
cres cost about 100000 will be built
NJ ao rly next spring The hotel will be
but lit on the site of the old FL Dorado
er az tel, which was burned nearly two
ars ago.
lade Five cases of what physicians dag
la |sed as sleeping sickness were re-
vent (rted last week to exist at Spokane,
: VIII id it was declared another victim of
y "a e same disease had died at New
nigh lrt, Wash.
Sd A license of 500 per quarter per
Bht BILE has been established by the city
will buncil of Elko, Nevada, on gambling
to hines there. The city previously al
alfa wed games to run on basis of $135
lis er quarter for each house
U CO.. Following the recent freeze at Che
. 81 alis, WASH, potatoes have started
! 19l kyward, with apparently no limit in
nd Il light. Dealers report that potatoes
pad Ow are valued at 500 d ton. They
lies we're quoted locally at SAT prior to
of N he freeze.
IN Frank Z. Pfttman. a lawyer of Tono-
pah, New, and brother of Key Pitt
lousd nan, died at the Mayo sanitarium,
mel Rochester. Mimi, following an opera
Of ion for kidney trouble. Senator Pitt
ty nan was with his brother at the time
Dultb II his death.
1t is announced that more than TO-
, pa 700 head of cattle will be taken out of
isto1 ne jackson Hole country, in north
erag western wyoming, within very short
1919 lme and fed in Idaho and the hay
= ia fhus saved in Wyoming given to the
arge elk herds.
OpeI With prices during the past year
lis Jar in advance of the prices received
DAN for farm products in 1918, and with
1odd practically the same acreage, Idaho's
SSH osses during the year 1919, owing to
I th5 he drought, will figure far into the
millions of dollars
~ Labor Commissioner Cole has sub
, IND United figures in reply to an inquiry
eas rom the New York SUM- showing that
raj2 pver $3,50OOO0 was lost in production.
waj etc., from strikes in Nevada during
rod $40. Over $4,000 was lost in wages
TO the workingmen.
i; Next year will be one of great pros
rta perity for the live stock industry of
al, Nevada, particularly the sheen men.
Ies hs fully two-thirds of the 1920 wool
M Flip of this section has been sold to
Wa local and eastern buyers at prices
ranging from fifty to fifty-one cents
,as w. ID. Henderson, miner, reported
at Hoquiam, Wash, last week, that he
cid had discovered gold on the beach of
le the Pacific ocean between the north
W edge of the Quinalt Indian reservation
sh and the Hob river. He said the gold
resembled that found ON the beach of
- Nome.
ey Scores of persons have gone into the
On Winnett-Mosby section. in Montana, TO
al try and secure oil locations anywhere
he IN the vicinity of the structure on the
h Messeshel where the Frantz corpora
ton is drilling, or on the Yellowwa-
Of ter, near Winnett, where well is to
# 'e sunk early in the spring.
e Buffalo meat was placed on sale at
RI Billings. Mont. last week. The ami
$ mai was shipped from Il buffalo farm
u In North Dakota and was sold at mod
crate prices. The largest demand, the
" proprietor of the shop says, comes
m from old-timers who 80 years ago knew
4 buffalo meat as an article of daily
diet
i james Dad Sherrod. 1o6 years
: old, died last week at the county door
farm near Dixon. Wyo. Dad Sher.
h.sr-.
June 10 1913. For many years he
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