The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1920-11-26
NORTHWEST NOTES

maui or diamonds a,a
worm 5000 was made BIZ bury,a = =. ;
entered jewelry store at Iir,ns. "no
Mont. at Livingston,
meat packers at Nome. Alasl, ,.,,,
&c prepared to ship at least s,x ,han
sahd reindeer carcasses 70 ''u
markets through Seattle next YEAR
uo., A'eeh persons We're injured no,a
seriously, when three cars ~ , o
pound Denver & Rio Gronaa -
overturned near Grand Junction Co,a
WI eish' acres of ground which ON
account OF rush of other wort -
cei'ed neither cultivation nor ,r,.,,.s
mn, an Gilmore county. Idaho farmer
produced 40 tons of sunflowers
Nihe'eeh gray timber wolves wara
kIiied during the fan pontbs -. =
W. Griffith, a predatory animal hun,
Ct working for the federal bnreou !,
'ne "'strict around Haywood. Mont
Nevada's total assessed vaI,o,io,
Tor all Counties. as figured by secra.
tary Fletcher Of the tax commlss,an
.o'iowlng the adjustment of valuations
ny the commission is fixed n, s,,o
223,GSS. " at s-'
Arthur walker was sentenced To nav
line OF $50 or serve sixty DAYS II
jail when he was found guilty. of striL
ing Lola Richardson at dance at Oe.
"eh' utai', when she refused TO dance
with him.
The body of Joe Moffezini was found
by cowboys hanging to the limb of a
tree' twelve feet from the ground IN
Lyons county, New. Indications ara
mat the body had been suspended for
two months
antelope island, in Great Salt lake
is on the market and can be bourht far
quarter million dollars, exceptiup
oOUO acres, which is on the high noint
or the island and which is still owned
by the government.
"A great big baked potato" former.
~ the dining car slogan ON the North.
ern Pacific road. in prewar days. when
mat road was boosting northwest DO
tatoes, Is again to be introduced in the
culinary department of the road.
Carl Larson, who at one time served
term in Fort Leavenworth peniten-
tlary for spreading propaganda against
the government during the war, and
VINO afterwards sought to organize the
party in Utah is about to
be deported.
Optimism is expressed by officials
Of the Fourth forestry district because
Of the opinion of Governor Davis of
Idaho that part of the 81 100000 bond
ssue recently voted for road building
shall be spent in mountainous
sections of the state.
hlontana'S greatest need today is
people; its greatest asset is its soil
md the greatest danger to Montanas |
agriculture is water wastage Those |
ire the summarized convictions of |
speakers at the convention of the Mon
oho II iSdtiol anu LidIHuSt Institute, |
It Billings.
Leon Richardson, an eX-officer of |
he world war, was murdered as he sat |
n his automobile near the town of !
'lains, Mont. Richardson was found |
bout a mile from his home. There
we're two bullet holes in his head, both
naIn hX' parnlEnr of small n1lihar /
hat, evidently, had been held close.
Pointing out that Montana's ranges
re in excellent condition and can ac-
Ommodate 100000 head instead OF
he few over million which are feed
ng in Montana now, DR.. W. J. Butler
tate veterinary surgeon. declares that
)cal banks, is needed in Montana now.
Otis Synnes. son of pioneer ranch
+ of the Gate of the Mountains,
rought to Helena last week noun
ain lion which measured 81 inches
rom the tip of the nose To the tip of
he tail. The animal is the largest of
ny brought into the city in years and
as killed after Synres trailed il for
lree days.
The executive committee of the Ada
Dunty Uda.) farm bureau has ap-
roved a plan for increased member
nip fees for 1921. 10 provide for affili-
ton with state and national farm bu-
EAU declarations. OF q $50 annual
fees. one dollar will 90 TO
lie county. one dollar to the state anu
cents TO the American Farm Bureau
Iteration.
Four American legion men, s.ot |
,wn by alleged Industrial Workers oil Z
lie World as they marched In an
rmistice day parade at centraiia.
ash. one year ago, were honored by
eir comrades on November II. Vet
ans of the war. joined by civic ana
aternal organizations, paraded Cen
ALA streets and marched 10 the
ayes of the four men
Beet growers of the districts 81 the
Sugar company IN ttah
III Idaho have completed the digging