The Ronan pioneer., 1917-11-16
THE STATE

Whitefish - The new Episcopa
church here has been completed.
LewistoWn-Hob bson, Winnett ant
| W1nifred in this county have takel
military steps looking to incorpora
ton.
BrocktOn - Arrangements hav,
been completed for the installation
of telephone system with a loca
exchange.
Outlook-Lieutenan w. j. Wrigh
of this place, serving with the Ca
madam over seas forces, has beer
wounded in action.
Whitefish-Sixteen boys from va
rious grades of the high school have
Joined a juvenile band being organ.
lied by Director Nixon.
Billings-Miss Mayme Kerr, ma
tron at the local union station, has
been appointed at the state industri.
al school at Miles City.
Roundnf@The Roundup Record
now occupies it's handsome new
building, which has been especially
designed for a newspaper office.
Lewistown-A carload of casing
has been shipped from Minneapolis
to be used in drilling for oil on the
Donegal ranch near Grass Range.
LeWistown-The LewistoWn Choir
al society has elected it's officers for
the coming year and made arrange
ments to introduce community sing
ing.
Livingston-The Park County
News is the name of new weekly
paper, featuring agricultural and la
Dor subjects, that has been establish
ed here.
Roundup-Roundup has become
quite a distributing point for smaller
towns along the Milwaukee. A new
warehouse has been erected by the
M. D. Staunton Wholesale grocery.
Edgar-Mrs. W. H. Calfee, wife
of the local Methodist minister, died
from injuries sustained when a coal
oil can from which she was pouring
oil into the kitchen stove exploded
Havre-Great success has marked
the opening of the night school here.
Students of all nationalities are en-
tered and classes are given in any
subject that any five want to study.
The enrolment is A.
Roundup Prof. F. P. Baird of
this city has been named a member
of the state text book commission,
succeeding former State Superin-
tendent Fl. A. Davee, who has gone
to the Wisconsin normal.
Helena-W. T. Elliott, assistant
manager of the International Har-
vester company in Montana and we'll
known among machinery men
throughout the country, died in Port
and and was buried here.
Billings-Florentini Pena has con-
fessed the murder during drunken
brawl last June of Geronimo Garcia,
whose body was found in shallow
grave near Tindell last month. Pena
was captured in Livingston.
Bozeman-W. E. Thompson, for
nerly assistant professor of dairy
lusbandry at the Kansas Agriculaur-
VI college, has become field agent in
1airying with the extension depart
nent of the Montana state college.
LewistoWn-Worko of track laying
IN the extension of the Great North
srn from Lewistown to Mcdonald |
Creek tunnel on the New Rockford
tut off has commenced. Steam shov-
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le1.
Roundup Two hundred thou
'and dollars have been asked and
$4,000 SO far approved in loans
rom the Federal Farm Loan bank at
spokane by the Lake Mason Federal
Farm Loan association, whose men,
)ers live 10 miles north of here
Helena-Attorney General Ford
las rendered an opinion that where
surety company fails, under plan 2
f the compensation law the employer
3 liable for the compensation due
1orkmen who are injured and en-
tiled to remuneration.
Bozeman Six students at the
1ontana state college will be given
ppointments in the third officers re-
erve training camp. They are yet
. be selected. Most of the students
t the camp will come from the ma
onal army, national guard regi-
lents and regular army.
Miles City-Scattering broken bot
les along the Yellowstone trail,
laking it dangerous for auto traffic,
ost Hiram Ort, a homesteader NOV
lg from Moorhead, Mimi, $40, when
led in justice court. His children
lrew the bottles into the road when
ne family were travelling along the
all.