Cut Bank pioneer press. [volume] (Cut Bank, Mont.) 1909-current, 1916-10-20
IN BRIEF

: establish a first national bank here.
! Helena.-The registration in Lewis
and Clark county for the November
election is 10,160.
Great Falls.-The registration of
Cascade county for the November
election is 1854.
Lewistown.-L. H. Frye, charged
with the murder of Mack Malone was
brought here from Standard recently.
Butte This city has been made
the division point for the Milwaukee
sub line from Lewistown. The train
formerly went through to Deer Lodge.
Manhattan.-The safe of the post
office here was blown open by burg
lars, who got away with $3.50 in cash,
a money order book and some stamps.
Roundup.-Forty-nine persons were
admitted to citizenship here In n
week. All of these Immediately regis
tered, and they will cast their first
votes in the coming general elections.
Anaconda.-The Registration of
Deer Lodge county for the November
election is 1877. This is an increase
of more than 1000 since the primar-
les. The present city registration is
6,S01.
Helena.-John C. Carey, formerly
auditor at Hennessy's in Butte, has
been appointed deputy state auditor.
He succeeds John F. Cullerton, who
resigned to accept a commercial posi-
ton in Butte.
Lewistown. - E. HI. Roberts of
Grantsville, Utah, who was one of the
pioneer merchants of Lewlstown 20
years ago is here on a visit and is
amazed with the change wrought dur
ing his absence.
Butte.-The Anti-Tuberculosis So
ciety will open a ~dispensary in a room
on the ground floor of the county Jail
: building the latter part of this month.
The room will serve also as a central
! office for visiting nurses.
Anaconda P. Mathewson has
! resigned his position with the Ana
| conda Copper Mining company to be-
| come general manager of the British
] American Nickel corporations which
! has headquarters at Toronto and mines
at Sudbury, where a smelter will be
| built.
Sidney.-The Yellowstone Valley
National bank and the Farmers Ma
| tional bank have consolidated under
| the name of the Yellowstone Valley
! Bank and Trust company, with capital
+! of 100000. R. S. Mutt has been
chosen as president.
Sidney.-The track of the new Nor
| thern Pacific line has been extended
F! to Enid and it is expected that the
loading of cars with grain will be-
| gin at that point shortly. 1t is prob
i able that regular tram service will no
be extended to Enid until the roat
is completed to Richey, which is like
1y to be in December.
Billings.-Mrs. Annie Cunningham
and Mrs. Bessie Ingraham, sisters
who live here, have fallen heir to al
ancestral castle at Belmullet, County
Mayo, Ireland. They are grandchil
dren of Richard Mccormick, VIII
leased the castle to Dennis Bingham
unfortunately a century ago. TIL
last Bingham died childless.
Bozeman.-The fiftieth anniversar.
Il, of the organization of Masonic lodg
A. No. 8, in Bozeman was commemorate,
by a banquet given at the Elks' home
Is which was attended by 135 Masons
including visiting members. Thoma
1e Lewis, J. Fl. Wells, Walter Cooper an
e. M. R. Wilson, old time Masons o
" Bozeman, responded to toasts. Georg
Safely was POSTMASTER.
Roundup-Henry J.. Sparks of tn
Of Roundup Milling company, who wa
A awarded a Carnegie hero medal an
S $1,000 for saving the life of Ellis I
of Gipe at Greensboro, Kentucky, i
1914, has received a second medal fo
I'd his exploit. This is known as tn
a George E. Mcneil medal and
awarded by the international Associa
a ton of Accident Underwriters.
III Helena.-All students in the stat
ms educational institutions who have bee
III on duty on the Mexican border wit
en- the Second Montana regiment will b
relieved, when they ~re-enter the
schools, from the payment of matricu
of alton, registration and other fees.
nd number of students from the agricu
eel tural college and the university {
Missoula are members of the Secon,
ne Billings.-E. J. Moore, grand n
of corder of the North Dakota jurisdi
w. ton of the Ancient Order Of Unite
IT. American Workmen and supreme r.
elk corder of all Jurisdictions of the Uni
ed States and Canada, is making a
official tour of Montana. He is a
,gs ccmpanied by A. E. Lisle, a~ssistal
of superintendent and state manager f
10 Montana, and P. j. Reilly, superinteI
dent of extension for Montana, Nor
-eo Dakota and Idaho.
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n 10000 Sheep and Lambs Sold.
alf Miles City. -Ranchers througho,