Kuskanook Notes: 0050.0234

KOOTENAY KERNELS- Gathered From the Valleys of the East and West Divisions.

            Kuskonook expects to have a postoffice sometime this month.  A. Hoyt will be postmaster.  A mail route will be established east to Wardner and Fort Steele.

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            The trial of Doyle, the Kuskonook murderer, occupied just one day, and the jury promptly returned a verdict of guilty.  When he received his sentence to be hanged, he said “Much obliged, judge,” and sat down.

0050.0234: Kuskanook Notes

Kuskanook to have a post office within a month, and local man charged with murder found quilty and received sentence to be hanged.

Medium:  Newspaper - Text
Date:  April 19, 1898
Pages:  2
Publisher:  Cranbrook Herald
Collection:  Columbia Basin Institute (0050)

Keywords:

postoffice photomaster mail route trial murderer jury verdict guilty hanged judge

Subjects:

People arrow Doylearrow
People arrow Hoytarrow
Cities arrow Kuskanook arrow Services arrow Postalarrow
Social arrow Criminal Activity arrow Murderarrow

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