The Harlowton news. [volume] (Harlowton, Mont.) 1909-1914, 1910-02-11

DR.. E. J. Rinckel has been emplo,
ed as city dentist in Butte.
Il. M. Armour has been appointe
receiver for the Great Falls creamer
company.
The third annual red-apple bar
quet Of the Missoula chamber of com
merce is to be held FEBRUARY %.
After several weeks delay, work
again in progress on the Great Nor
thern passenger depot in Great Falls
1t is reported that plans are per
fected for the organization of the frs
National Bank of Townsend.
News comes from Washington thai
all Flathead agricultural lands will
be opened to entry April l.
Action has begun which tends tt
show that wireless telegraph service
will soon be established in Montana.
An extension of ninety days has beer
granted for the completion of the
Missoula county courthouse.
A good deal of interest was mani.
tied in the state poultry show which
was held last week at Bozeman.
More facts have been discovered
lately concerning the horse stealing
that has been carried on along the
Shields river.
The first meeting of the producers
association of the Yellowstone and
Clark Forks valleys was held at Bill
lings last week.
The post Office at Yale has been
transferred from Fergus to Meagher
county by order of the post master
general.
The suburban residence of G. L.
Harris, register of the Billings land
office, was destroyed by fire last Sun
day morning.
Congressman Pray of this state
has been appointed to the member
ship on the Republican national con-
gressional committee.
Articles of incorporation of the
Mink Mercantile company of Missoua
were filed with The secretary of state
10y A. Ling and others, capital $780,
900.
Hon. w. G. Conrad has offered the
state free granite from his quarries
at Baxendale, near Helena He has
also included in his offer the free use
of machinery at the quarries.
James Duffy of Three Forks, SER
wing a thirty day sentence in the
county Jail at Bozeman, was found
dead in his cell last Saturday morn
ing. Heart disease is gived as the
cause.
David Hamilton, employed at the
Butte & Superior mines at Butte as
an electrician, was electrocuted and
instantly killed while engaged in
repairing broken wires last Thurs
day.
Saloon men of Red Lodge have
asked the city council to enact an
ordinance closing the saloons from
midnight Saturday until one O'Clock |
Sunday afternoon.
Added mail service was inaugurated |
on the Chicago, Milwaukee & Puget |
Sound railroad last week, and three |
new mail clerks were put on west |
of Missoula.
A week ago Sunday night a burglar
broke into the Mountain View Metho-
dist church in Butte, but found
nothing of interest to him. This is
the second time burglars have entered
the church.
Light will be furnished the new
Fort Missoula by the Missoula Light
& Power Co. Plans are also made to
extend the street Car line of the city
to the fort.
Klien is the name of the new post
Office which Postmaster Hitchcock
has established in Yellowstone county.
Nellie B. Cherry has been appointed
postmistress of the new office.
Brief of the respondent in the
Silver Bow case of Blankenship
against the Chicago, Milwaukee &
St. Paul railroad company was filed
the other day with the clerk of the
supreme court, J. T. Athey.
w. X. A. Tremblay of Miles City
is organizing party to go to San
Francisco when the Jeffries-J ohnson
fight is pulled off. Applications to
join the party should be made to hi,n
before June l.
Letters were sent recently by Mar
tin Martin of the state fair board, to
the chairman of county commissioners
boards asking them to begin prepare
lions at once for their exhibits at