The Harlowton news. [volume] (Harlowton, Mont.) 1909-1914, 1910-11-04

Stevensyille by the Peppard Com.
pany Of Missoula, the bridge to cost
$40, 900. The bridge now being used
has been condemned.
According to the report of the i'm
migration service at work In Mon
lana, hundreds of undesirable aliens
have left these parts in the last few
months. the new immigration law
being RESPONSIBLE.
The St. Thomas Orphanage at
Great Falls will soon be ready for
use and thirty three children will
be sent there by the sisters in
charge Of the st. Clare Hospital at
Fort Benton.
AS further guard against fires,
forestry officials in some parts are
considering the advisability Of insuing
permits to those who wish TO hum,
camp or use woods in the summer.
Articles of incorporation of the
People Creek Sheep company of
Chinook were filed last week by +.
Taylor, II. Roberts and +. Browne.
The company has authorized capital
for $4,000.
A petition signed by sufficient
number OF names OF residents has
asked for Incorporation for Cascade
II approved by the commissioners
special election will be held for deci.
sion Of the matter.
The McKeller Creek Reservoir
company is The name of the new COM
pany In Stevensville which is to dam
TWO small lakes at the foot Of St.
Mary's Peak and do irrigation work
when needed in the summer.
George Cope, a pioneer we'll known
in the vicinity Of Virginia City,
died at Los Angeles recently. Mr..
Cope was connected with banking
institutions while in Montana. He
conducted store at Virginia City
in the sixties.
Recently Stevensville was lighted
for the first time by electric lights,
and light meters were placed In
Hamilton last week. The Missoula
Light and Water Company is the
company lighting the loMns in lhe
Bitter Root Valley.
From lAe Western Montana Apple
show in Missoula d consignment of
barrels, nine large boxes
and four small boxes of fancy fruit
were shipped to the National Apple
show AT Spokane to be exhibited
there in November
The Monday Musical Club Of Havre,
has recently made arrangements for
two departments to be attended by
all members ii both departments are
OF interest to them, music and study
OF other subjects 10 be followed in
order TO strengthen the organization.
Silver City Camp, Royal Neigh
borS Of America, All auxiliary of The
Modern Woodlnen of America, issued
10 The public invitations for party
i'm Butte last week, the proceeds TO
go TO the sanitarium for cOnSumpt-
ives built by the Woodmen at Col
orado Springs.
The Committee of the Trades and
Labor Council Of Butte which in
vestigated the matter OF early closing
Of the stores in view of making a
change as requested by some of the
reported in favor of no
Change, stating reasons why the pres
ent arrangements were best.
The Dorsey Tunnel has been
abandoned. For nine weeks steam
shOvels we're at work at each end of
the tunnel trying to find All opening
but failed. A new cut is now being
worked on. The timbers of the old
tunnel were burned during the forest
fires this summer.
M. L. Wilson, the corn expert
judge who is Judging in the boys
and girls corn contest for prizes
offered by. the Great Northern Rail-
way company in Montana this season,
judged the exhibits of Beaverhead
Gallatin, Broadwater and Sanders
counties at BoZeman last week. The
exhibits were pronounced very good.
Captain John Sheath, otherwise
known as Abe Lincoln Sheath, left
Fort Benton recently with four large
fiat boats, with 100000 pounds of
freight and crew to manage same.
The cargo consisted Of sugar, oats,
lumber, blacksmith coal, farm imple-
ments, fence wire, etc, most of 1t
being destined the Judith Mercantile
company.